After quite a bit of research I made an off-grid Tiny House / Mini-Cabin of my own, using a 10x12 ft. garden shed.

Some may be unwilling to complete my mini novel/autobiography

If returns are decent, we'll purchase another tiny house for our mini-development.  

For a mini-storage deal I'm in that we refied a couple of years back, the lender looked at five years income history, and low numbers the first two years hurt the value.  

How clever, you did a mini extortion trick using their credit to take rents that you didn't lose and kept the money I'm sure.

Our company always gives free loan comparisons to each potential client AND each one of these loan comparisons includes a mini-good faith estimate of closing costs.

We had a mini meetup in Vaughan last month with @Michael Sherwood (thanks for organizing @Dominika M ) and I really liked what Mike had to say about the Buffalo market, it might just be my next REI move.

Look at mini mansions, you might like those, conventional stick built.You'll need to look for land where there are no building codes, Mo. had some counties without codes, that has changed now, but there are no inspectors so they just approve plans.

Hi Matthew,4 furnaces might require re-ducting because older systems share ducts sealed into walls throughout the house.Not such a problem on the first floor, but as you go up it gets complicated.And since it's a propane area, if the residents are going to pay for the propane, individual tanks would probably be a good idea unless you intend to sub-meter them.And 4 mini-splits might require more amperage than the house currently has.Plus if you have any common areas that need heat, that means a 5th heat source.If I were looking to buy something like this, I'd prefer it to have furnaces (and separated electrical panels for each unit) vs a mini-split set-up. 

Added a mini-split system for heating and cooling.