However, if lots in the area run higher then the tiny house that is on the lot you may want to look at it for the land value to put an addition for  a more substantial house. 

Well you see there are these people from Chicago who have found out that within 6 miles of my home there are six lakes, that land is 2k an acre and they have found out that they can get a property out here and have a modular home or a tiny house put on it and then they have a second home out of the city. 

I wouldn't necessarily say it's any more littered than than any form of passive syndication where OPM is used by someone who may or may not be actually skilled enough to produce. 

All proceeds have to go into the next property, must be income producing and you cannot live in it. 

I reside in Astoria, NY, but it seems there are a lot more affordable opportunities for cash flow producing properties in Rochester, NY, opposed to Queens, Manhattan, and anything around here.  

I also recommend increases be done in one step, not in tiny chunks spread out over time because that just creates confusion and may help them stay longer than they actually can afford.

This 1600 SF, 3 bed 2 bath SFH in a gated community serves as both an oasis and as an income producer.

Make sure the HOA is in good shape and has plenty of money in their accounts.2) Your loan amount is pretty tiny.

My business needs to be a quality tenant that produces cash flow for the RE company.  

Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated.Claudia Claudia,Developing land is a long process and does not produce cashflow.If you just went through a difficult financial period, have you built enough cash cushion, paid down bad debts and do you make enough money so you can save 30% or more of your income?