I am looking to gain as much information about the space and the steps needed in order to implement a plan into place! 

.#2 More Privacy for Tenants:With single-family homes and ADUs, tenants get the advantage of more privacy and independence compared to multifamily properties where tenants share common spaces.

If I remember correctly, Civic Source is an auction service that operates in the tax lien foreclosure space and they own/bought a title insurer to issue policies on the properties they sell.

But this sudden turn not allowing it unless it's some sort of group co-living space counteracts that intent.

How do tenants feel about shared living spaces versus more private accommodations?

Do you think they hold better ROI and long term investment to put on a SFH house hacked property that has enough space for the ADU or do you think it’s better to do the shipping container route for $20k?

Experiencing these first hand in your own home provides greater flexibility while you figure this whole racket out.Thirty years ago, I was fascinated by real estate opportunities in an emerging market (Brooklyn) and spent lots of time looking at cool warehouse space in places that are now 30-50 X the price. 

When you say a "salon suite" is that just like a stall within a larger salon space or what?

.: Since you can live anywhere, I would find a strong market that you would enjoy, then buy a big house or a multi-family that allows you to rent spaces out and gain experience.

This is a 20 acre park that had 270 spaces when I bought it.