I've been involved in the tiny home movement for almost 3.5 years.

The following perils are the most common perils that are excluded from DP-3 insurance coverage:• Ordinance or Law• Earth Movement• Water Damage (some may be included in the policy)• Power Failure• Neglect• War• Nuclear Hazard• Intentional Loss• Governmental Action• Mold (some may be included in the policy)Although this list contains the most common perils not insured in a standard DP3 insurance policy, make sure to check with your agent and policy for any additional exclusions.DP3 Insurance is Replacement Cost InsuranceInsurance policies are either replacement cost insurance or actual cash value insurance.

In general older buyers want less bedrooms and larger common space, while younger buyers with kids will want more rooms and are OK with smaller common spaces.The entire work from home movement has changed the requirements over the past two years as well.

Interest movements affect demand.  

If it's on a switch, I wire the switch so it's perpetually on.  

I'm not smart enough in the compliance aspects of publicly traded REITs to speak authoritatively, but my understanding is the regulatory requirements --> too much overhead --> impacted returns... compared to non-regulated investments, at least.The movement of hedge funds and REITs into the SFR rental space in the 2010-201X timeframe is interesting to watch - it's unique at this scale, transparent to watch what they buy and how how they operate, and gives good insight about the market's they pick.  

Without any out of pocket expense from your development company, we want to vendor partner on your next development to increase profits perpetually. 

And it will be different by measure of miles and blocks because the movement is connected to localized specific market factors vs some national macro level inputs. 

He is a lender with Movement Mortgage and loves helping others understand the lending side and strategies of investing in RE.

Generally fee tails are not permitted if they restrict the use of land, especially if they are perpetual.