But you'll beat out the others who are trying to get that tiny discount.

We may break even or take a tiny profit to begin, but rents will go up.

A tiny gift might be OK in some states. $50 is the limit in one state I know.

The profits are tiny.

They can earn a great return on the tiny amount of work they invest and they avoid all the issues with a larger project (finding things that you did not expect when you open the walls, roof, etc).

The crowd is tiny and it's adminstered/ran by the auctioning company (third party).I see on t.v. and have heard about "sheriff auction" in which a room is packed with people and the auction process is much different from what I typically see.

Odd floorplans, tiny "bedrooms" with no closets, stairways to nowhere, unuseable fireplaces, all affect the marketability of your rentals, and the type of tenant you will get.

'tiny little two line ads' guy!!

Thanks for the idea about a tiny piece of quarter round.

Except for little tiny towns only locals know about (most likely not ones in CO though) or the ghettos.