Your cash flow stays if it is tied-down to the land with permanent utility connections.Best,-Jefferson

If you wish to learn the specifics, please PM me and I'll send you a link to educational video on YouTube that spells out all of the contributions details.401k plans are meant to be permanent in nature, therefore you need legitimate self-employment activity (which can be side business or part time self-employment in addition to your full time job) that is continuous.

This is because usually a stand alone, permanent lender will have better terms. 

I would imagine you have a huge pool of people relocating in and around your area who are looking for a temporary space while searching for a more permanent home. 

Also, do you have approval for the tiny homes to be zoned as permanent structures, or would they have to qualify as RVs?

Cash-flow is a statement of an exact moment in time, not permanence. 

@Steven DeMarco- thanks ...you might  consider using a  conventional loan for the  SFR  purchase  ..this would allow you to 1) avoid  1.75% FHA UFMIP  fee  and  also 2)  avoid the monthly  mortgage insurance  being  permanent    and  3)  keep  the FHA loan for an option for your next property purchase 

Whether temporary or permanent.

I am aware of other strategies, mainly having one of the housemates essentially run the PM responsibilities, but ultimately I am looking for a more permanent and professional PM solution.

Second, is the unit permanent?