The sellers were happy to carry paper since no one else was offering them cash upfront and time to move.I just sold a property to owner occupants for cash plus a tiny seller carry back in first position.

I'd like to suggest that before you make a final decision, consider checking out some of the TINY HOUSE websites just because.

There are two tiny dials on your gas meter.

I'm thinking about dropping a few bucks on some xmas lights to string around the front of the building, and up the staircase to brighten things up for the holidays.About $30 for a decent amount of lights, and I assume the electricity isn't that much for the tiny little lights..

I changed it into a second full bath.Another property there a smaller pantry closet off the kitchen that became a 1/2 bath with a very tiny sink.Another house had a large walking closet off the second floor hall.

However, the risk to which they are exposing themselves can make perfect sense for their model, in which such an investment is a tiny portion of a larger portfolio and there is a low downside risk but high upside.

If it sits on a very tiny lot then I would forget it.

If you want to pay $200,000 for a tiny run down house in a questionable area that only rents for $1,000 have at it.

Figure $2500 in costs, and you pay off your existing $80K loan (yes, its paid down a tiny bit) and you'll net $22.5K (plus that bit of paydown.)

Assuming it was tempered glass, it should have spider like cracks everywhere and broken into hundreds of tiny pieces.