Hi thereNeeding some guidance if I should run.I am in due diligence on my 2nd deal and the sewer inspection found 3 areas in the sewer line with very tiny roots. 2 were little nubs and the 3rd was  like a new growth on a tree. 

I am looking for a house inspector who goes into every tiny details that need attention and uses a good reporting tool to look at the issues.

The thing I've found with tiny houses is that the outdoor space has to be amazing (design and view-wise), or it struggles.

It's hard to give an answer without knowing your tenants, how many of them there are, what amenities are in the area, and more.If you had 10+ tiny apartments, a game room or fitness area may be attractive.

Based on not having water, roads, etc. you could still do a tiny home or RV space there if you put in electrical hookups and a septic tank.

I'll chime in on the multi-family investing in Brooklyn, NYC.A tiny bit about myself.

(FYI maybe ya wanna read Global Finance magazine as Luxembourg was rated #1 richest country in the world 2024, give ya 2 guesses how that is as there's no oil, no ocean, land-locked tiny nation middle of Europe.....)....

If Trump wins, there may be a little tiny bit of light at the end of the tunnel for builders.

. ($2.3m for 9.3 approx acres)($1.1m for 4.5 approx acres)Best uses: Large estate with mother in law homeSmall development with 1/2 acre luxury homesTiny home communityOffice spaces made up of tiny home officesSmall retirement communityRestaurantsFlex warehouseCommercialThe property has approx 40' of Wilmeth Rd frontage.

They are usually marketed as a "scenic getaway" or "tiny house retreat."