It is not a permanent decision.

In an ideal world I'd find a lender willing to do a refinance of the existing 1.3 acres into the new split parcel as well as originate a construction to permanent loan for the new build.

Occupancy Requirements for Deployed Active Duty Servicemembers Single or married servicemembers, while deployed from their permanent duty station, are considered to be in a temporary duty status and able to meet the occupancy requirement.

@Chris Seveney Not yet - I figure it's just a matter of time until a bank (or someone) is willing to do a loan, so giving away a permanent percentage to speed that up doesn't seem worth it.Though do you mean someone who would actually cover the entire cost for a percentage in the company? 

Some of mine are personal to me, and not necessarily what I would prescribe to others:1) no HOA2) no condos3) a permanent moat of sorts.

I've got several mobile homes attached to land on permanent foundations east of Dallas.  

The HUD Code, unlike conventional building codes, requires manufactured homes to be constructed on a permanent chassis.

Manufactured home floor space can not be smaller than 400 square feet and must be classified as real estate.The only manufactured homes that may be classified as real estate or "real property" are those which have a permanent foundation built to FHA standards.

Once installed on permanent foundation they will appraise for $250,000-300,000.

The problem is that those are tough to get loans on unless on a permanent foundation whereas with $35k you could certainly but a down payment on an SFR