If anyone is in the Atlanta area and would like to connect (especially if you want to talk tiny house opportunities) please let me know.

I was thinking of making rent all inclusive with rent, utilities, cable, internet, cleaning services and household common area shopping( toilet paper, soap etc).

It's tiny.

The only property tax discounts in Mecklenburg county that I am aware of are for the elderly low income households (65+) and/or disabled veterans and that only applies to their primary residence.  

Max Householder thank you for thh ideas.

Here's one that most people miss....The IRS requires you to have a DOOR on your home office in order to expense the proportionate amount of your household operational expenses against your business.  

Breaking multiple windows, breaking a television, and staying away for that long a time is not something most emotionally stable husbands would do in a stable relationship with young children in the household. 

To my knowledge, we meet all the other USDA requirements in terms of geographic location, total household income, etc.  

In addition although three-quarters of new house-holds purchased homes in the 90's fewer the half do now.  

To achieve a fully conditioned crawlspace is just a tad more complex but is easily doable by anyone who studies- it's basically deleting any ventilation ingress/egress from the crawlspace, adding insulation to the walls, deleting insulation from the joists, installing a vapor barrier on the ground & walls, and installing a tiny air exchanger that will force air periodically from the conditioned main house into the crawl.