Such as:Cute = Tiny.  

He has a tiny (sub 700 sq ft) two bedroom that he's underwater on.

This way, the tiny little studio isn't paying the same amount as the 4BR unit which is benefiting much more from whatever project you're doing.  

As of late, I am still scouring the appraisers and public records for information on the properties in this tiny developed area.Has anyone come across a situation like this where the legal transfer of ownership has not occurred?

I actually think this will attract tiny home and higher-end mobile home interest.3) Baby boomers forced to physically downsizeMobility and health changes force some to move to easier units.

I know a home inspector (who speaks at the real estate investor club meetings) who claims he gets huge reductions for buyers by finding every tiny problem with the property and making it sound catastrophic in his report.

If we get enough interested parties, I would go.The ones I know of:CIREIA, INREIA, the FS Houses/Taylor Jenning's meetup, Alpine's Wholesaling meetup

In this tiny park's case, loosing a home rent is a big deal.  

In 5 years, there is a possibility that the property will be worth much more...and to be locked in at a price for that long with that Tiny down payment does NOT seem attractive at all.I am extremely open to your IDEAS/Suggestions/ADVICE.

Currently renting but would like to find a multifamily to serve my dual purpose.A nice looking 6BR/3BA home popped up in my target market with land contract terms, it may be a great deal but I only know how to fill out a tiny bit of what the Analyzer is asking for.I can make an appointment to go look at it but could sure use some help analyzing it.