It's first home is likely going to be in central Arkansas as I already have land there to place it on.I'm looking for advise in the realm of STR's, tiny home's, trailers, and potentially even financing strategies for the like.

your numbers dont include a few important items that pretty much anyone who is going to run section 8 rentals is going to experience I would say you could lower your cash flow in that scenario by at least half or more once you actually account for all the expenses not just mortgage and tiny vacancy. 

I just got a quote for my tiny kitchen, $3300-3600.

I tried doing Airbnb with 1 tiny room this summer and it was pretty successful.

Tiny houses and other things still remain a fad. there will always be a place for cabins even if primitive, rental campers for RV sites especially if there is power and water.Backup plan.

It's a nice neighborhood, with the exception of the parts on the Penn Hills boarder, but it is one tiny area in a greater metro area of 1.2 million people. 

They could mean they're still a good laborer/cut man with a tiny bit of knowledge or if they're ambitious they could have a good amount of knowledge for an apprentice, but I wouldn't let someone loose on a remodel with only 3 years experience by themselves.

Really excited to see there are several people in this tiny little town that I can network with!

My neighbor went over and opened it up with a tiny screwdriver.

This shift has paved the way for an emerging and exciting investment opportunity: the world of tiny homes.