They typicallyrequire a larger down payment and may have shorter terms, but they can be agood option if your goal is to hold the land for future use or development.Subdivision Loans: If you planto divide the land into smaller lots for resale or development, a subdivisionloan could be the right choice.

I do think you are morally obligated to give the tenant a heads up of what's coming and sufficient time to find a new place if they can't afford what the new rent will be.

Your cleaner and your handyman should be more than sufficient if hiring smart!

I find that sufficient.

The main pro for building would be the ability to control where I live while living in the house, whereas most multifamily homes are within city limits and not my preferred choice of dwelling. 

Others say a visual inspection is sufficient, unless there's a reason to drill, and charge between $500 - $1K per inspection.

I want this business to be self sufficient and I do not want use my own money.Please help. 

My opinion, go to Tony Robbins or your choice of speaker If you are looking for a high energy motivational seminar.

So far, I haven't received any negative feedback about these choices.

Quote from @Cheng Zhong: Ocklahawa's appreciation is slow, and it's a choice you need to make based on your own needs, and I personally don't recommend you do that if you're buying an investment at this stageThank you for the response!