Purchase price: $25,000 Cash invested: $5,000 Sale price: $96,000 Single tiny crappy house that I bought to rent out What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

We had to spend 2 days patching tiny holes, then painted the whole house.

I understand the business side of things, but my changeover costs dwarf tiny repair costs.

Damn these phones and their tiny keyboards!

He had a little tiny folding bicycle in the back of the plane, and at least a few of the houses were within biking distance of the airport.

Water can come in through a tiny hole and then travel for a ways until it finds the path of least resistence.

Come to think of it, I don't want to own SFH with tenants forever either-- not unless I hire a property manager and they're a huge cash cow.I wouldn't want to do this roommate situation if it was a tiny house, or if my bedroom was near the other bedrooms.

As long as your not dealing with really tiny towns (which I do sometimes so that can be a bit tricky), you should be able to use realtor.com or zillow to figure out your estimated value.

With all that being said, this really only becomes a major issue for evictions... evictions are a tiny part of the business for most people.

I am looking at some land in Eastern Texas that I plan to put either a cabin, tiny home or a cargo home to be mainly used for an STR.