I would imagine they would look at it and ask why would anyone rent a tiny piece of land that barely has space for a home. 

It's wildly labor intensive and with tiny profit margins.

RE isn't about the quantity of properties always, quality is king

Our plan currently is to get a piece of unrestricted land with utilities on it and put a tiny home on it and Airbnb it.

The specs should delineate the quality and quantity of materials.

I want to develop it into multiple tiny Airbnb rentals.

The close comp will be newer homes nearby: brand new 3/2 house with similar size (but 2000 sf tiny lot) is sold at $520k, rent $2800-2900; similar aged home with outdated interior is the area is rent at $2500-2600. 

We are looking to purchase unrestricted land and build a tiny home in 1-3 years, then a regular SFH for ourselves on the same land in 8-10 years.

People say the did all a flip with new floors, new bathrooms, paint and kitchen update for $35k.....thats what I got quoted to install new counter tops and cabinets in this tiny galley kitchen!!

As spring (slowly) approaches, the quantity of listings on the Oregon Coast will continue to trickle upwards, a good sign for buyers that have been looking to take advantage of the recent drop in mortgage rates.