I would love to hear what you have to say about my tiny portfolio.

Borrow money from your parents or something and do a tiny deal and give them a percent of the profits.

Unless you just want to pay the property off so you can get maximum cash flow, paying a tiny bit more on interest doesn't affect you that much. 

They would be willing to build a "tiny home" for them to live on while they would save up to build a normal house.What do you think their best options would be?

The home I'm analyzing now is 1235 Plantation Dr, Dickinson, Tx 77539 (Last time I tried to link to something it didn't work so I apologize if this one doesn't either) What I'll be looking for when I'm actually in the market is something cheaper (hopefully with built in equity) with a mother in law suite that I can live in while I rent out the main household.

They are longer and do sell you a little bit on their software but it helped tremendously to teach me the tiny in between steps that you don't get from these shorter summary videos.

Small brick houses like the one I'm describing was designed to be maintained in the postwar economy almost 100% by the male head of household in his spare time.

Median household income about 28k, and population based on zip code is 31,000.

@Nate Burgher the value add is the lot is large enough to add an airstream in back, add a storage locker since two of the units are super tiny, so they aren´t huge, just passable to maybe give me an extra 550-700/month which would almost give me free rent.

I've been looking alot into tiny homes made out of shipping containers recently.