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Gabe Pringle
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  • Grand Blanc, MI
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Tiny homes

Gabe Pringle
  • Investor
  • Grand Blanc, MI
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Hi - I am a Michigan resident with two single family rental properties in MI. I would like to move into vacation rentals and have a new business idea that I'd be interested to get feedback on any potential roadblocks you may see or know about. In short, my idea is to buy some land (1 acre or less) in a desirable vacation area in northern Michigan and create a small tiny home resort. Idea would be to have a website and list on airbnb, etc. The goal would be to start with 2 and expand up to 4ish ( as appropriate to not crowd the area). The tiny homes I am looking at would be on wheels but I would like them to be hooked up to utilities and ultimately be somewhat secured on the property. My question is does anybody know any zoning, insurance, legal, etc. items that would create any significant roadblocks to this idea? Any other thoughts or comments would be appreciated too!

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