If your guys handyman doesn't have a home improvement contractors license he's breaking the law.

Of note,@Sudhanshu Singha is right in that land in western Loudoun is at a premium but you can get a significant discount/break on your property taxes if you sign something saying you won't subdivide or sell to a developer. 

I would recommend looking at one year and work it backwards from there by breaking things down into specific action item.

It’s not a deal breaking error but every little bit helps to understand the full picture of value.

Everyone should always be aware of their surroundings, watching for the exits, expecting danger at all times, preparing to make a break when the opportunity presents itself.

Maybe we don't stay there during the winter break.

It takes a bit of clicking around, but it will actually break a city/town down into pieces and give stats for each, the vacancy rate being one.  

Yes you can do it, you just need to make sure that you dont break any licensing laws or you can get fined for practicing real estate sales without a license.

I will be building a mother-in-law type of suite on the one side of the home, breaking it into a duplex that is a 3-bed, 2 bath 1250 sf home on one side, and on the other will be a 1000 sf 1 bed, 1 bath studio with the 5th bedroom converting into a home office or spare bedroom for the studio tenants. 

The first thing you need to avoid is breaking the rules regarding HUD and the seal on the home (assuming it's built 1976 or newer and has a HUD seal).