Originally posted by @Paul Hanchard:Honestly, if the zoning "by right" scenario only allows for certain types of home to be built on that residential property I would underwrite for that scenario first and make sure you have a viable project and 'Plan B", because going for a tiny home community without a plan B has a very high risk, and with 5 acres... you can find yourself upside down pretty quickly once you start adding all the soft cost / hard cost to your underwriting.I would recommend talking to the planning department, ask them if any projects like the one you're thinking about has come across their tables, and how open planning and city council would be for such a product. 

@Paul McHaleThis should not be difficult.

Don’t rob Peter to pay Paul.

@Paul Sorensen it’s Dayton Real Estate Investing Network.

@Bruce Woodruff @John Underwood @Paul SandhuI had pretty much come to that conclusion myself in the last couple weeks.

Originally posted by @Paul Sandhu:It is between your ears. 

Originally posted by @Paul De Luca:@Abhinay DonadulaWelcome!

@Paul "Boone" Lewis get your first property going if you haven’t already.

@Paul Sandhu There are normally 2 Realtors in a transaction-  listing agent works for the seller, a buyer's agent works for the buyer.

Originally posted by @Paul Bunton:@Marshall Henry we have a triplex and use 2 garbage bins and 2 recycling bins.