I think the Tumbleweed Tiny Homes have a wider appeal.

When you appeal, they take the approach of "we're smarter than you and we know the values better than you," even in the face of solid proof to the contrary.

But I do find it rather appealing!

This gives the investor a "CD with a lottery ticket attached" and is very appealing for those that seek steady income and the opportunity for capital gain.

The court of appeals recognized the status of the LLC as a separate legal entity and found that the public nuisance offense, placed in its ancient common law context, only authorizes prosecution of the person or entity that holds actual title to the property on which a nuisance continues.

We bought house #1 and are working on the rehab - at this point, we are on track to spend about $8000 in repairs, mostly adding to the curb appeal, refinishing the hardwood floors, and some repairs.

With the prices here so high, it's very appealing.

I now have a solid:Purchase AgreementAssignmentandSub-Assignment (for other wholesalers who I'll offer $X(ie: $5k) to help me find a buyer)I've worked hard getting these set up the way I want (to provide safety yet stay short and look aesthetically pleasing), but I feel like they're pretty solid,look good, and are concise.

It has great curb appeal and only needs a light rehab.

I think its a matter spending a little more to hopefully appeal to a larger base of tenants, and maybe even demand a little more rent with an "updated" kitchen.At a minimum I would paint them.