I have been seriously looking into the Tiny House craze.

This could be great news for your Agency Business but not so much for your Investor Business.Investor Business...buy a patch of land and build a Tiny Home Community :)TX could be an interesting landscape between this year and 2018...fingers crossed!

Considering taking advantage of a really hot rental market and building three "tiny homes" and renting them for roughly five years before selling.

With that said, a formal degree will cost you a considerable amount of money whereas a spending even a tiny fraction of the cost of a formal education (assuming you don't go the Guru route) will provide income that will easily overcome the cost.  

If she is an older grandmother type, there are other issues to consider about her estate regardless of it being tiny or very large, what is her health like, will she need medical assistance in the near future (3 to 7 years) where is she moving to, must she have a lump some or can she use a small income from the property, will her selling effect any benefit program she may be qualified for????

If any owners are deceased, owe back taxes or are in default on a tiny mortgage, they go on your priority list.

If it means buying and rehabbing mobile homes or tiny houses to get started, so be it.

I think this relationship is becoming unhinged as the wealthiest are taking the lion's share of profits from Fed-driven inflation and government spending, with wage-earners and tenants enjoying a tiny and declining portion of the new economic activity.This poses a dilemma for the real estate industry.

I heard Alpine was great for rentals..if you're a millionaire !

I noticed the font was quite a bit smaller a while ago, but now, the whole BP website maxes out at about 8 inches across on my large computer screen and the print is TINY.