Yes, we had many new tiny "luxury" apartments built.

They applied first.For single woman, she a tiny thing and there is some yard maintenance required.

I've had the idea to either equip the tract with a foundational tiny home, reverse the subdivision and build an ADU, or just build a smaller home on the currently subdivided lot.

Usually homes are under contract by the 2nd price reduction.Knowing this trick has been extremely valuable to me and my investors in 3 ways: (1) It has saved valuable time from submitting low ball offers that could never be considered. (2) It has provided leverage for many accepted deals that have been just a tiny bit overpriced, closely competed for, but all the other bids barely missed the percentage mark. (3) When the bidding period changes to a daily bid, I submit a bid as quickly as I can and if possible on the same day that the bidding period becomes a daily period.

The latter spray out tiny droplets at a high velocity, and can feel like tiny needles as the spray hits the skin.

Hi Geoffrey, there is a tiny chance they will agree to postpone but you need to contact the lender immediately (bank in this case) and provide the evidence that you are a serious buyer (this can include a signed purchase agreement and proof of funds).

But... that is likely to be a tiny minority.

I don't really have any issue with repairs but for regularly scheduled mowing which I'm paying $176 (including the 10%) for two visits a month for a tiny yard seems a little crazy to me.

He even built a wooden door structure in front of his apt door with a padlock to prevent access back in 2021.

During this whole time I mucked around in tiny crawl spaces with mouse crap and snakes, cleaned sewage off of myself more than once, made at least two emergency room visits (one for drilling a hole straight through my hand installing cabinet knobs), sweated my *** off in attics in the summer.