I've been working on the "next generation" of mobile homes using tiny houses.

Meanwhile, my 78-year-old retired doctor tenant with Dropped Head Syndrome (DHS) can't possibly work or even drive a car or look someone in the eye and she's living in a tiny one-bedroom apartment and HUD keeps cutting her benefits even though her income continues to go down.I have a lot of things to say about HUD but non-judgmental isn't my thing.

It could be the end of the tiny home movement.

It's a tiny platform right outside the window that while it doesn't get them down to the ground it gets them out of the unit and visible to firemen and good Samaritans.   

I am curious if there are other developers that have other methods or historical price points for % of gross sales new construction MF units will run.Also we are building tiny units so this would account for more units vs traditional building size and square footage.

He has already caused a lot of issues for us in the few weeks we have closed on the property including calling the city to stop work, yelling at our contractors for parking in front of our house (their car had gone a tiny bit in front of the neighbor's driveway), etc.

Also, I think it will be a massive undertaking for certain retail to be repurposed, especially the smaller investors with tiny strips.

Thinking about Airbnb a tiny house for couples at a lake view location with canoes and Kayaks.

I have my eye on a commercial property that was an original tiny local grocery store and another shop.

Say for rv, campers,tiny homes. etc.