Juice is OK, but the Wave is the one to have.

I don't know if it's the life style for me, but I could really see it's popularity catching on in the right market.Reading all the posts here have really got my creative juices pumping on this.I think it would be really fun to develop a tiny house community here in my home town; buy a large property in town, build a number of tiny homes creatively on the property, rent out the homes like you would an apartment complex (i don't want to say trailer park).  

Need to juice your cash flow, you can always add short term rentals to your portfolio. 

I also like that it's a tangible asset.The paper markets concern me a lot since they're being "juiced" by the federal reserves loose money policy.

It gives go-juice to those of us in the trenches, wondering how to get to the holy grail of the money tree that delivers fruit. . . on a monthly basis!

@Tish Bell I don't know enough about your situation, but off my first impression, you should talk to the buyer and find out where they stand.

Body- my first fifteen minutes I drink a green juice 50 push-ups, jog around the block, 50 sit-ups and end with a quick stretch. 2.

But tell that to all of the people that went belly-up in 2008, because they simply didn't have the funds to hold their houses another 10 years. 

@Jacob Bell I actually decided to switch how I listen to there podcast.

I bought an 87 unit with partners from a non-profit that went belly up.