Take away all the temptation.I might put a tiny amount into Roth right now, but the big problem is the expenses.

I have a small but not tiny portfolio.

I bought a tiny primary residence some years ago which is paid off and was able to find a local lender to offer 100% LTV at prime +1%. 

In my neighborhood where homes are listed between $900k for a tiny fixer-upper to $1.8 for a decent size turnkey, I have seen smaller homes are so hot, high in demand by first time buyers where as larger homes go stagnant due to the higher pricing (due to the sq. ft. not because of the location)and targeting smaller audience group who can afford that higher price point.

I needed a camper on my property while I was building my (tiny) house.

If it’s allowed, or you wanna call it a BBQ, using a fire pit to burn all the tiny stuff will save a bunch of cramming branches in to garbage cans or on to a trailer to the dump.

Oh yes, I forgot to mention, that the town no longer allows living in an RV of any kind, or a tiny home either.

Lokesh,I am subdividing and developing a piece of land in Sayulita, MX to build out tiny home bungalows in the jungle. 

Hey everyone,I recently finished renovating a 2007 Tiny Home (Park Model Home) located near 30A in Florida on a family lot.

A similar post by Dave Krulac about most real estate investors only owning a single property hinted to there being a disconnect between the perception that there are many people out there building small real estate empires vs. maybe the truth that there are many people out there building tiny real estate investments that they overpaid for and run poorly.Just pondering if we have enough data on these boards to come up with anything that fosters discussion.