Is crapping multiple layers put over last 30 years is feasible?

But I have a couple of questions.1) Is this idea feasible, or am I way off base here?

I want a Lambo too and a Ferrari but that won't happen until I become a multi millionaire you wanting one is a nice dream but in reality unless you got the bucks for one it's not feasible unless you want one big headache.My advice get really really good in REI and maybe you can afford one down the road.

I did ask the HVAC company about mini splits and they said I'd be looking at about $20k total, so that's not really an option.Another thought is I could try to have the tenants split the gas heating bill, but not sure if this is feasible or legal.I'm going to look into the ideas @Roy N. laid out (heating with either ductless heat pumps, electric thermal storage heaters), but given none of the HVAC companies have mentioned this option I don't know it's viable in my area.Anyone have any suggestions here or done something similar?

I would much rather hire everything but the costs of some things just don't make it feasible.

If it is too far from me to be economically feasible to farm I can refer some reputable growers in the area as well, or make some calls to figure out any background info you may need.

However feasible this seems, though, there is a lot to consider.

I'm starting my due diligence on it to see if it's feasible giving my location two hours away (driving).

A strategy that has proven to work is starting out with the familiar,then work your way into the not so familiar.Its never an easy decision but for most people.Have thought about leasing your home instead and buying a new home as your primary home if feasible?

No down/low down is not feasible in your situation.