The Caravan example feels unique and fun because the prototype is more one-of-a-kind and completely out of context -- and out of context to the point where other odd objects are often substituted -- a teepee, a train car, a spaceship.Same thing as an AirB&B -- fun and novel for a while, but after the novelty wears off, any other nice RV might easily be substituted.As for renting a tiny house over the long term, I've already raised some practical and logistical questions in previous posts -- in short, I think renting as opposed to owning runs counter to the nature of the Tiny House prototype, and the reasons for living in one.

In my opinion, trying to amicably resolve this will take a long time, be a logistical nightmare and any little hiccup along the way could kill the deal. 

Therefore the cost of housing is not as large of a percentage of people's income as in say SF or NYC.  2) We are a huge manufacturing and logistics hub. 

I was going to start with either a logistic regression or naive bayes since most of the variables are categorical and the dependent variable is binary but a decision tree might be the way to go.I was also thinking of trying to tie in life events (birth, birth +17 years, marriage, divorce, credit card default, tax lien, etc) to the model but there are substantial hurdles: access to data, reliability, scraping and\or text mining, having a dynamic stream, accurately tying the life event to the right person\household, etc.My actual end goal is to approach deal-finding in a data-driven way, my current thought process on how to achieve that goal may not be correct, and I'm more than willing to adjust, but I'm thinking there must be a more analytical approach than relying on word of mouth or MLS emails.Trevor, what was your goal when scraping properties near military bases?

https://www.domu.com/blog/airbnb-chicago-lawsThe attached site shows some of the tough logistics of Airbnb. 

Spending time on planning and detailing things out can help create an accurate picture for the FF&E budget, the labor, vendors needed and logistics in collaboration with the contractor.

i'm thinking adding to my lease that tenants are responsible for their own snow removal. i cant imagine the logistics required to clear out 20 driveways in one morning.

It is a strong economy with the Navy, Mayo, MD Anderson and logistical operations due to the Port and rail.

I’ll have to think about the math on that and logistics.  

Do you have the time and competency to oversee the work, keep the trades and vendors coordinated, handle the logistics (e.g. dumpsters, deliveries, etc.)?