I was wondering about the logistics of how it works when buying notes in a SD retirement account.Say you use you write a check to buy the note.

The other problem is just the logistics of getting the fee itself.

Now work for logistics company.

Now the city is transforming into a service-based economy with health care, finance, and logistics, including an Amazon distribution center.   

@Johnny HoangSo why do you want to flip out if state where you have a major logistics problem rather than doing it locally?

Thinking that it may be a way to increase bookings and the price point...however am worried about potential liability issues with underage drinking, and also about the logistics.

For instance, college students learn time management, organization skills, social skills, verbal & written communication skills, public speaking skills, planning and goal setting skills, analysis skills, logistical skills, critical thinking skills, etc., etc....you'll be able to use these skills in mechanical engineering, real estate, or whatever career path you decide to pursue.In fact, I'd say that there are relatively few major-specific things that I learned in college that I still use today, but there are many other skills (like analysis skills and logistics management skills) I learned in college that I still use every day!

Logistically, how does this play out for us/buyer?

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.