I noticed that realtor.com breaks down stats and searches by city, zip code, and neighborhood.

I would iterate that you're doing this as a owner occupant and not 'developer' so that it's not strictly a financial transaction but you intend on staying here. 

(Our Tulsa fb page is strict and run well allowing for real deals to be bought/sold)Thank you.

(of course, there may be some code/etc limitations on how long someone might stay/live there, or limitations on what types of trailer/rv/tiny home might or might not be allowed without a permitted septic)....  

Hello BPers, I have a SFH near to Eastern Michigan University ( AnnArbor zip code).

Maybe check your city code and see what they say. 

There are a lot of things here.First, my read on SB9 is that you can build a duplex (either attached or detached) without owner occupancy.Because you can't tear down most SFRs, this is similar to adding an ADU, but it will have difference building code requirements (sprinklers) and be valued as a duplex.If you split the lot there is an owner occupancy requirement.

They come with PMI for the life of the loan, and property conditions are more strict.

You declare your foreign income in the US according to the US tax code.

You don’t need to strictly adhere to the 1% rule; some see it only as a guideline.