So my family and I are EAGER to move out of our tiny one bedroom apartment because of our a**hole neighbors it’s become a hostile environment.

It is truly amazing.As for dealing with life insurance agents, I was always skeptical because I am ignorant about insurance when they are talking fast and I can't comprehend everything in depth, but I purchased about $4 million worth of life insurance and paid what I think is a tiny amount compared to what my beneficiaries will get.

It also costs you opportunity costs, which is the amount of money you could have made if you took some cash out and invested that into something else.Someone else compared a paid off house worth 1M with $1M in the bank, and my answer would be the same - if it doesnt make you money, it is NOT an asset. the money in the bank is an asset, because it gets at least a tiny return in form of interest. is it a good asset?

I would need to put a second story on the garage to make it possible and it would still be considered a tiny house. 

It's the stuff like K-mart anchor in tiny towns that goes out is very hard to repurpose.

You could work with them to gradually increase it, offer a first month free for being long term tenants, etc. just my thoughts typed out on this tiny keyboard!

Mine still has the original tiny built-in stove from 1961. 

I purchased a house with a studio tiny house on the adjacent lot.

One had a Teepee that they rented on a nightly basis and the other was a tiny home and from what I remember they did really well in the summer months! 

What sort of ADUs have you seen around Kaysville and the counties around Utah (Tiny house/MIL/Cargo container/garage apartment)?