Buying the right open lot in a dense city that attracts a lot of Millennials and place a Tiny home on it.

Some properties are purpose-built for income restricted residents which could include everything from voucher tenants to folks paying the freight themselves but meeting specific household income limits. 

I want to eventually start an alternative/DIY homes contracting business where we build upscale container homes, geodesic domes, tiny homes, convert trailers into themed hotel rooms etc so seeking for some solid advice in that realm. 

The best they could do was regurgitate a bare handful of basic concepts they took outsized pride in having wrapped their tiny brains around. 

That situation is MUCH MORE WORK so only a tiny slice for yourself sounds reasonable.

I've been proposed a deal on investing in a Tiny Home, to be placed in New Bern, NC (Fairfield Bay). 

My concern isn't necessarily about the Tiny Home. 

You'll want to look at your local housing ordinances because they may have limitations on the number of non-related tenants that can occupy one household. 

I make decent money at my job, a little above household average, but I needed to make more.

To be honest, that giddy energy hasn't diminished one tiny bit and has only grown stronger.