However, my wife seems nervous a little bit to have a lawyer as a tenant, concerning their may abuse their professional advantage, victimizing the landlord and leading us to a possible vulnerable situation, as they may pick up on any tiny issue to make a big deal.

If it were mine (I might) go with this (if the neighborhood was nice).Some black mulch and some colorful flowers, a USA flag, and a bigger Black Rubber Heavy duty door mat.As well as ditch that tiny path of a sidewalk...I think I might get a "Better" Renter...

The property is already a successful Airbnb, and I plan on continuing it.It’s a fully furnished tiny house in a community outside Asheville for $125k.Since it’s technically a manufactured home, however, I’m having trouble getting financing and making the numbers work.I was approved for a 10 year loan with 20%down, but it’s almost $1500 a month.

You can use a portion of equity to do a tiny bit of something.

The layout of the property is being changed from a 3/1 to 2/2 so there is a master suite instead of 3 tiny bedrooms.

That tiny 3 bedroom house in Palo Alto isn't worth $1.5M, the land underneath is worth $1.3M and the house is worth $200,000 (giver or take).

Another listing we are about to close on in Stickney, IL had $250 worth of minor tuck pointing we had to do as part of the deal and also there was a tiny hole in a gutter that had to be repaired.

I’d like to develop a tiny house/small house on it, ideally, but I’m not sure if it’s a good investment for the long term.

Can't touch a property (tiny 2/3 bdrm) in BRip for <$250K now days. 

I would cash-flow ~$1,000/month, but I would have still to pay on top taxes and property management since I am out of state, so the cash flow would be around $700/month.For this the cashflow looks a tiny bit better.