Personally, I stay away from the mainstream trends where everyone who is priced out of traditional long term rentals are now trying to rent out a room or a whole house on the daily. 

With AI streamlining processes, these homes are becoming more affordable and customizable, potentially offering a dream come true for many.But here's the question I have for all you savvy real estate investors: could 3D printed homes become so commonplace in 15 years that they significantly impact traditional US real estate prices?

Have been using the property as a traditional rental. 

There's no way for me to acquire that much real estate with traditional lending.   

This might entail buying a single-family home with rental potential and living in one area while renting out the other units, or it could entail buying a multifamily property and living in one apartment while renting out the others.Financing Options: Look into traditional mortgages, FHA loans (for home hacking), and other inventive financing techniques.

If you do about $40k in renovations the seasoning can be bypassed with some lenders, going off new appraised value and that would get you the 75% of the ~ $1.267m value or loan amount of $950k.Happy to chat further on this.

OR I become the only traditional residental lot and it changes absolutely nothing and my land value growth is still significantly capped because it will always be surrounded by MH zone, or stagnate until someone can buy out the whole area like has happened recently in other nearby areas in the city.

You certainly want to be on traditional booking channels such as Airbnb, Booking.com & VRBO.

Not sure that is a true statement about 2-3-4plex cash flowing vs single family with traditional investor financing. 

You get paid monthly and have NONE of the traditional landlord responsibilities.