My business partner just permitted his 10th ADU in Los Angeles (aka accessory dwelling unit / garage conversion / in law unit / granny flat / casita / tiny house).

A different approach He's got a good size yard our kids would love as we are outgrowing our half duplex with a tiny yard, but just not sure how to get the ball rolling here.

I've heard of others getting FHA loans that they later turn into rent properties.If you sell the property and have a tiny capital gain, what are you worried about? 

I am building a tiny home that is 28' x 10' with 3 degrees of angle.

That lead me to wonder if there was a way to use my experience and strength in construction to win free rent in a property in need of a rehab.In college I converted a Dodge Sprinter van into a 'vanlife' tiny home on wheels that I lived in for two years, so I have both the ability to build and a comfort living in situations that are unorthodox.

Those are some tiny bedrooms.

A person might own some sort of stake (a tiny fraction of the already marginal 20%) through one of those vehicles, but this does not give them a voice in the agenda or strategy of the company. 

It just boggles my mind that people who would make $59k a year and the price for a tiny shack in the ghetto there starts at $500k, wouldn’t have the common sense to move to a better more economical location.

Hi everyone,In order to feel more comfortable before buying my first investment property I spend time crunching numbers and calling agents.Today I came across a tiny condo, very well located around Miami Beach, nicely renovated, $200.000, 1ba, 1bd.

I found this property that has a two bedroom one bath cabin, another tiny house, another structure that looks like I could convert into another tiny home, and its on 3 acres for about 245k.