I did do market research, but it was hard to compare as most of the apartments were much larger in living space, had a tiny backyard/patio, and did not have a personal driveway with a security gate.

I did do market research, but it was hard to compare as most of the apartments were much larger in living space, had a tiny backyard/patio, and did not have a personal driveway with a security gate.

The tiny size of my database drives my market center crazy, lol, but it is what it is.

Trees everywhere, maybe sell the trees to a timber company, the listing agent told me that not too long ago a timber company offered $100k not bad.I am interested to split the land and sell them as is (around 1 acres it’s about $100k there but you can split with a minimum of 5 acres) or develop them and sell them tbd but also create a small village like an  old time western town with tiny homes (sherif, post, saloon, ...) where you can stay and rent them out on airbnb I saw someone who did that in Montana and all summer it is rented for $260/night per house and each house cost $80k).Also thinking to do a campground on an area and use Hipcamp potentially.The price of $900k looks very cheap.

I would be surprised if City Hall even knows about the existence of many mom and pops' w tiny portfolios--and I certainly think they'd enforce any license requirements, etc, w bigger shops like Stewardship anyway, if at all.

By this I mean slowly converting over to a tiny home park.

You’ll pry owe about $5k plus some tiny amount of DR.

My quick  numbers say a tiny home / container home community would work, well. 

I think there ought to be some opportunities around Whatcom County for building tiny homes too.

Our son just paid over 900k for a tiny, poorly built 2bd condo in Somerville!