Nice job & good catch thinking outside the box per se.We have a local woman who has an seasonal RV/Trailer park & she picked up several of the Amish cottage style sheds rehabbed them & rented them on a daily/weekly basis as 'cabins'.

This is more of an added life style addition. 

It’s a middle class play where paying bills and maintaining a life style is important vs building an empire unless of course you use cash flow to reinvest in other assets.

We are renovating a 6-unit in which we removed the window and under a wonder (think motel style) air conditioner and replacing with mini-splits.

I think it is such a cute style of home for the price...shame on me I'm being influenced by its cuteness! 

BiggerPockets can teach you a lot about the different strategies that you can take.

Was thinking more "mom and pop" style investors to avoid larger constraints by traditional lenders and no 6 month mark on anything or heavy underwriting. 

Like @Jay M.said in the long run it could be beneficial to have MLS access and you’re also able to put together your own deals.Either way I suggest starting by working with an experienced investment realtor who’s able to help teach you the business and how to analyze a good deal. 

Purchase price: $435,000 Cash invested: $200,000 2 unique dormitory style buildings.

The lessons I learned along the way of doing a renovation style loan with a bank... (203k, Homestyle, etc).