My wife and I have been investigating developing a tiny home village in Central Texas.  

Even if you manage to be the first person in history to maintain the corporate veil of a tiny corporation.

I am sure you are a lot like me and want a cash flowing, appreciation producing property.

Our tiny little town implemented a 1% tax now.

Cities like investors who come to them, check the rules, follow them, and produce good product.

We're in the biggest bubble ever produced.....I'd be patient and wait.

Otherwise it is probably going to be a money loser, or making so little money that it's not worth the time unless you are rent shifting, which is evil but is how the large PM companies manage to make these properties work.Most of those higher producing properties are in the resorts.

Yes, our main issue is the wife and I aren't as young as we used to be, and I'm a disabled vet, plus we have too much stuff in our tiny townhome.

I cannot find good cash flow properties that can produce these type of returns.  

SupplyLas Vegas is unique because it is a tiny island of privately owned land in an ocean of federal land.