Look no further than these forums where countless investors share their stories of losing money.  

Many investors I talk to are curious about how notes compare to traditional rentals. With notes, you can potentially earn passive cash flow without being a landlord.
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Not really looking to do anything other than dramatically lower my COL and escape the rent trap with this property.I've been to the property and driven around the area countless times and it feels so much less congested than Canton and Fells Point. 

That house - in the North Hills neighborhood of Knoxville, had been the object of countless calls, texts, emails and letters from many trying to “help me offload it.”I bought the house as a HUD foreclosure - $50,500.

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BUT, I don't want to lose out on rent for 2-3 months while I complete the rest of the work which would include: 1) a new front deck (replacing an older worn structure with a couple of flaws that are long term concerns; but still functional and safe now)-there remains an alternate entrance for tenants to use during this time.2) bathroom rehabs (2); both small rehabs but ones that today I'm not ready to get into due to limited availability of my time this fall3) kitchen cabinets and counter, sink rehab:These are all things that as a standard LIF, would be fairly easy to work around (kitchen being the obvious most intrusive). 

If for some reason, they won't extend, then you may need to consider an alternative route.Cheers!

I've owned a house with an alternative septic system because the ground didn't perc, which is probably what your situation is, and why they didn't put in a traditional septic system. 

As a better alternative is very subjective.