I have seen many communities with tiny homes in them and am looking for advice on what I can provide the building inspector to get him onboard with tiny homes.

When JUST "investing" in shares of a company, we are just passengers along for the ride that company gives, however good or bad.     

This one was easy to get investors onboard.

The GVR integration is fantastic, and the free and thorough onboarding made the transition smooth.

Talk to the city, get people on board to create an "event"!

Just experiencing this first hand(or second hand being the passenger) proves it's worth. 

I have simple circumstances now, but I want to grow and scale, so my CPA would need to be able to support my future endeavors too if they're staying on board with me long term.

Do they have on-board maintenance staff?

Be sure to read the Millionaire Real Estate Investor, and the two book FLIP and HOLD.At any brokerage including KW you probably want to talk to both the team leader and the broker to make sure they are on board with what kind of investing you want to do.Now all this probably doesn't drop in your lap, you may have to seek out the deal makers and network with the investors to find out more. 

If they're on board, and you have some cash up front, you could set up a seller financing note where they finance the entire amount of the purchase - however this might trigger a due-on-sale clause with their mortgage.