If it's a duplex, live in the tiny side and rent out the good side.

I then but a Tiny Home on it and set up my PV system and water catchment and lived there off the grid for 4 years.

I did do market research, but it was hard to compare as most of the apartments were much larger in living space, had a tiny backyard/patio, and did not have a personal driveway with a security gate.

I did do market research, but it was hard to compare as most of the apartments were much larger in living space, had a tiny backyard/patio, and did not have a personal driveway with a security gate.

The tiny size of my database drives my market center crazy, lol, but it is what it is.

Built into televisions, laptops, Alexa, Google and Apple devices, not to mention a slew of "spy" cameras designed to look like ordinary household items (water bottles, phone chargers, clocks, smoke detectors, shower heads, and even teddy bears).

To start: Population growth, Average household income, crime rate, job growth, unemployment. 

Trees everywhere, maybe sell the trees to a timber company, the listing agent told me that not too long ago a timber company offered $100k not bad.I am interested to split the land and sell them as is (around 1 acres it’s about $100k there but you can split with a minimum of 5 acres) or develop them and sell them tbd but also create a small village like an  old time western town with tiny homes (sherif, post, saloon, ...) where you can stay and rent them out on airbnb I saw someone who did that in Montana and all summer it is rented for $260/night per house and each house cost $80k).Also thinking to do a campground on an area and use Hipcamp potentially.The price of $900k looks very cheap.

I would be surprised if City Hall even knows about the existence of many mom and pops' w tiny portfolios--and I certainly think they'd enforce any license requirements, etc, w bigger shops like Stewardship anyway, if at all.

By this I mean slowly converting over to a tiny home park.