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Is it possible to just buy a few acres and slap 7 tiny houses on

Stephen Bagnani
  • noneya
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I am really intrigued by the tiny house/microhouse movement. Being a room-renter myself I know how important solid cheap dwelling is especially to young bachelors like myself. Is there any way I can create a multi-dwelling situation with micro houses that i can rent out to interested tenants on a single property?  How would I go about this?

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Seth Borman
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Seth Borman
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They are usually done as condos to work around zoning.

Look at pocket neighborhoods and cottage courts.

As a sale product they often punch far above their weight. Really high sales prices per foot.

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