You can exceed them by a tiny degree but not by much. 

I suppose it may work if you have a burning desire to do it.my partner in my airplane is doing something similar in Oregon he started a tiny homes manufacturing company ( making his own) and he owns a nice chunk of properly zoned dirt in Oregon 10 acres .. its worth about 3 million as it sits.. but he is going to sell the tiny homes then do 50 year leases on the under lying dirt so in essence create his own park as it were.But he has the Dinero to follow his whims and social desires of creating affordable housing for the mass's. 

Here's the issue/question: I feel like I'm leaving a lot of money just sitting in this land.Does anyone know about the possibility or legality of fencing off a 1/4 to 1/2 acre of the land and putting a mobile home/ tiny home for rental use? 

She has 2 kids and her salary is the only source of income in her household, and she's in her late 20s.

I've been looking into tiny home communities and investing in that market.

It is helping you weed out bad tenants.If they are not financially responsible enough to save that tiny amount of money they are just a breeze in the wind away from not being able to pay the rent.

What is the difference between Individual 1, Individual 2 and Household in the Demographics tab?

However, there can't be more than 3-4,000ish family households in the city which would be your market.

I will probably focus on some of the 3 bedroom 2 bathroom households in that case.Can you say anything about the area in particular? 

Kyle, that has definitely been a point of discussion in our household and is not off of the table.