I also paid an online company $32 to virtually stage the living room, and I really think that tiny investment brought a lot of people to my listing.

Purchase price: $21,000 Sale price: $35,000 This was a tiny house build.

Anyone done it? Do the economics work in reality? Curious what your experience has been.

From what I could observe, the bathrooms could use a face lift (Hopefully no more than $3k each) and the tiny kitchen could have flooring, backsplash, countertop, and new appliance change.

The second floor was converted into an inlaw suite by adding a tiny kitchenette and exterior door with steel stairs.

In very very tiny print said something about a credit booster but never not once said anything about what we needed to do on a credit booster but we could move forward in buying a house.

Curious of everyone's thoughts, we weren't planning on a vacation home for another 3-4 years but if that's the case I think we'd be crazy to wait.While I must admit, I have not read any of the other posts (I'm exhausted from grinding + having 2 kids under 4 in a tiny apt), so this may have already been touched upon.Out east, the rental market has gone crazy with people trying to escape NYC. 

Or get rid of that tiny hallway and put the washer and dryer in a stack in that hallway and make the bathroom larger and open to the kitchen, and make the bedroom open to the kitchen too. 

I have seen leases printed so tiny no one can even read them.

Hey Vinh, I'm from about an hour and a half south of Buffalo (tiny town called Clymer, NY right in the corner).