:-) Check out some videos on micro apartments in large cities and tiny home construction, maybe you could get some ideas.

The kicker for me is that the town has a population of 150 people….that’s tiny.

It's a tiny thing but I've never seen it anywhere and I would really appreciate that basket with the hair ties.

The best solution though was a little tiny garden fence. 

Sell it, build a tiny house or regular house and turn it into a rental.

There is a tiny area called Ruskin that has a small beachfront called Little Harbor.

Hired property management might even end up a tiny bit negative.Higher rent prices in the future may eventually put money in your pocket.

IMHO Zillow is used by buyers, Craigslist used by renters.That 2nd bedroom looks really, really tiny - maybe make sure your "2 bedroom" is comparable in sq footage to the other 2 bedrooms in the area, if not maybe price should be between a 1 bedroom & 2 bed.

I'd like to put a tiny home on the property as a weekend getaway, and would also use as a STR.

San Jose CAWe purchased a small post WW2 house with a weird layout and freaking tiny rooms off market.