I am assuming that if I put a cabin on the property, I may be able to get a different type of loan, but if I go the tiny home or cargo home rout, there may not be any financing options?

We have different routes to take, it depends.

With all the different routes you can take it helps narrowing it down, I read and thought about so many different strategies before honing in on my goals.

I myself wanted to go this route when I first started out, and I still plan on taking the exam to become licensed, however, I feel as though I can get better hands on experience by building my team (RE agents, bankers, mortgage brokers, accountants, lawyers, ect.) and physically visiting properties and crunching numbers.

I don't see much appreciation there, but the cash flow looks good, esp. if one is interested in going the section 8 route.

This can potentially be a cheaper route and you could be more satisfied with design quality than using a structural engineer (although I am not as familiar with this service).

If you decide to go the MF route, PM me and I will be happy to walk you through more details.

@Jeff SchemmelIf I went the rental assistance route wouldn't that just put a bandaid on the situation?

I highly suggest that route!

I would reach out to a local property management company and have them put together an ROI calc on how the property could perform, this should be easy for them to do for you (then you can analyze and decide if you truly want to go STR route or sell).