I can't give you a ton of advise here because my personal experience is still limited- I have a tiny 1 bedroom condo that sleeps 4.

You can set an alert for people who post things like "Utah" or "Alpine, UT" and you will be notified of those conversations.

I just returned from Austin to visit a "Tiny House" which was really a "Park Model".

So if you have the time and knowledge to manage it yourself, and you are looking to maximize every tiny bit of the return, then again crowdfunding may not be for you.If you have any questions, just let me know.

How on earth is a tiny, probably old, place in Riverside worth $310?  

Although RI is tiny someone like me based in South County would not be interested in working in Burriville in a smaller job.

Let me know what you think of this deal...it's a tiny bank owned 2 bed/1 bath cottage.  

If so, that would lower your cash flow a tiny bit.

There may be an opportunity to fill niche housing such as tiny homes or green homes but there are companies working those strategies already in Allegheny county. 

Tiny loan $50K to $80K expect 8-10 points and higher interest rates 10% to 12%.Smaller the loan, the more you expect to pay in points and interest.