They typically have brick or asbestos facades, pier foundations (crawl space), tiny kitchens, small closets, and wood-burning fireplaces.

Many of the nearby Victorian houses don't have garages, or they are the really tiny ones originally intended for a carriage.

Anyway, there are a LOT of things that would wipe that tiny spread out. 

Given 300 square feet of bedroom space, a 10x16 master and two tiny 7x10 kids rooms is better than 3 10x10s, but it will still rent.  

Many people have mistakenly purchased liens on tiny, landlocked slivers of property that are worthless.Remember, 95%-98% of all liens are redeemed (paid off) by the owner.

So take that into consideration when you're looking into your options and the law/code.2) Look into:RVTiny homes (some could be below the square footage that comes under scrutiny)Tiny homes on wheels (like RV, but smaller, and less unsightly) - the wheels at least get you out of the building code issues.

They were nearly always late on their tiny share of the rent.

Whether making a tiny $1,500 commission or a $500,000 profit from flipping... the thrill is in the hunt.. getting paid is the proof of job well done.Whoever you choose to align yourself with, NEVER buy into any mentor/apprenticeship programs...realtor and finance person working together can make anything ROCK!

Reading the tiny print on my iPhone I missed the part about being handwritten.

Hydraulic excavators were a tiny niche for very small jobs.