For example, I have a partner who is getting into the Turo rental car business.

Normally 2/1 entire apartments in area go $1600-2100 ranges so these were surprisingly high for just bedrooms.

If the tiny home is more like a medium home (600+ sqft) on a foundation, then you should be able to look at it as a "stick built" or normal home, just small.

Is this normal?

Normally at minimum an appraisal is required to verify the remaining collateral is sufficient.

Normally I would remove this post as self promotion- the original poster is a lender.

If you really don’t want to pay your agent, even though it sounds like they’re lowering their normal commission to make it work, then follow the terms of your buyer broker contract to exit, usually not buying anything within the time frame or if both sides agree to a termination.

Dozens of potential situations, and the IRS does not normally ask.A property was claimed as a rental one year, then not, then claimed again.

But their technique is to make it more profitable to save your money than to spend it on real estate and cars (the two biggest driving forces in consumer spending).  

Fast forward and  what's now circulated normally shares no resemblance to the agreement that was originally prepared.