I'd be perfectly content with quality cash returns over a larger quantity of mediocrity.If I wanted to own a hotel, this path would be different.That being said, keep posting, I learn a TON from your insightful posts!

Quantity & quality. 

If you do buy some of those make it a very tiny percentage of your allocation and dip your toe in the water to see what happens the first few months.  

It doesn't have to be tiny homes, just small 2 br 1 ba homes with all the appliances.

.  ;-)As a software consultant who has lived and worked all over the united states for almost 2 decades, AND as an "overlander" who has traveled to many tiny towns or places where no towns exist at all, I can state with certainty the place to live is...........no one can answer this for you. 

We settled on 450 with him keeping one acre to build a tiny home.

The quotes totaled $10K for work she didn't need done.One client bought a 3 bedroom and renovated it making it a 2 BR - they made the 3rd BR into a large bath, a laundry, and a tiny bonus room. 

One can compare certain zip codes to tiny Toledo but not a fair market to market match. 

Wife and I live in a paid off tiny house just a block from the Gulf if Mexico.

I just met a guy who probably controls around $50M in RE (his family has been in the town since 1905), but he works in a tiny, untidy office and drives a beat-up truck.