You can find data an tiny cities.

There is so little inventory and people search for the right home for months and months and eventually give up and take anything that they didn't get overbid on.I was telling my friend last night about a tiny property in Mt Washington (area that most of Angelenos is confused as of where it is located - near Eagle Rock) that came on the market about 2 months ago at $405K.

I'd love to see something cool or different that people are doing with new construction or rehab, tiny spaces, tandem homes, mixed use...

And with bitterness comes that tiny little devil sitting on your shoulder. 

Actually that isn't the skinnies, it's the tinys.

One thing @James Masotti did not state is that these loans will require a personal guarantee from the LLC membership; if your LLC has multiple members, then all of them will have to give their personal guarantee (unless perhaps when some member has a tiny interest in the LLC).

More and more clients are interested in 'green' homes, tiny homes, and making sustainable choices in their property purchases.

The second guy "who had all of his own tools" showed up to pressure wash the house with a tiny plug-in washer.

The reason it was foolish was because it was such a tiny loan there really was no profit.

He may have trouble renting again, but his plan is to buy a lot and build a tiny house.I suppose the best thing to do is give him a letter stating that NO PETS is in the lease, that he must get rid of the pet immediately or will be charged a daily fee?