If you were really gung ho about it, you could approach the city looking for grants, etc and lobby the city to allow them.

Then if you want to rent out 2 rooms maybe you could grant the "in house" tenant a PM role to make sure the house is treated properly when you guys are traveling. 

I know one thing we are looking into is getting grants and subsidies from local, county, and state governments as tiny homes count as affordable housing and there’s a lot of money the government is giving away towards just that. 

Granted this is philosophical discussion, but that notion should apply to all we do in our lives...

Quote from @Grant Schroeder: Hey @Noah Chiero!

The thing I would encourage you to do here is to speak with your realtor about what lenders offer DPA or First Time Homebuyer grants. 

I've had my eye on a detached four plex south of Portland asking $450k BonusBonus - Grants Pass/Medford/Ashland.

And rents are decreasing in metro Atlanta per my Costar account data -- granted that's multifamily statistics.

They work, have parents, student loans, grants, and scholarships to help offset housing.5.

@Pedro Adolfo Garcia first thing is to check with your country regarding rules and tax laws for investing outside the country.Next step would be to set up an LLC in the US then get your EIN and set up a bank account, preferably with one who will grant a loan to foreign corporations or investors.