It's not an ideal situation, but we've been able to rent out a tiny 1925 farmhouse that has that kind of set up without a problem.

Once husband got his contractor's license, and a tiny inheritance for starting capital, a whole new world of possibilities seemed to open up to us. 

But i invision a tiny house community for short term housing near the hopsital.

With something like 10,000 transactions a month in our metro area, it is much easier to grab a tiny piece of that pie than someplace that has a small amount of transactions.

As far as the mark on your credit report goes, I've heard it's actually a good thing to have a tiny blemish on your record.

I know that I would expect that person to walk me through every tiny detail of the transaction, and I'd expect to make far more than that in the process.Unfortunately, I don't believe that kind of "mentor" exists.

So far, the 4plexes I've looked at are kind of crammed together into "plex ghettoes", that might have a tiny bit more elbow room than a complex but less curb appeal.So where is value to be found:  increasing curb appeal or "elbow room" ?

I questioned why her son was trying to cook something in a very tiny microwave & he advised us that the oven hadn't worked for a couple of years.

(We will take notes on color/material combinations and kitchen arranges any time we see something outstanding)4) It shows what type of houses to pass on (bad neighborhoods, busying streets, tiny bathrooms/kitchens, behind highways, railroad tracks, etc... 

The separate prevention form that they've signed says that they'll let me know if conditions arise (ie noted tiny periodic leak) and that they have keep the place clear of mold and, if they don't, I can go after them.