I live in California and rent a tiny studio because it’s so expensive out here, but because of @David Greene podcast on investing out of state.

I have built "tiny" and it is more costly per square foot because you still need a kitchen and a bath, etc.

Many syndicators invest nothing or very tiny percentages of their net worth in individual deals.

.$1,000 could be earned in about 1.5 weeks.That's not very much money, to LLC up with an attorney can take more than that.the 10% inflation they just kicked in ($30,000 minimum wage income per year X 10% = $3,000)The $2,000 they gave you just evaporated and you are now $1,000 in the hole (what the right hand givith the left hand taketh away--in spades).Seriously if they really wanted to push Female owned businesses up and increase their earnings--the grants should be 10 or 20 times (at a minimum) that--but with these petty amounts they treat you like a cheap date.With $20,000 in your bank account for business use, it gives you a lot more options to make more money than $1,000.Nothing wrong with taking free money--but keep it in perspective (especially when they tax you at year end)--these tiny amounts are not going to produce life changing earning potential in a small business.for comparison in Austin they are giving $1 million dollar grant to the Black community (now that is some serious working capital that they can do something with to better their lives) https://www.statesman.com/story/news/local/2022/08/31/austin-tx-grant-prepares-give-1-million-black-community/65465865007/The Women always get such tiny amounts, the table scraps of grants it seems like.Good Luck with Real Estate, and in your business!

I rehab a tiny percentage of what I buy.

(every crack tiny or big caulked or filled up= against insects or mices)P.S. the "booming" of mices + rats in the area could be attributed to the Booming renovations which drives them away from former in-disrepair grounds/buildingsP.S. to P.S: Justin from PFR has an account on BP: read his posts... does not seem to be those of someone on a trip to take others to the cleaners!

Purchase price: $392,000 Cash invested: $40,000 Duplex and separate tiny home on 2.75 acres with 600+ feet of Lake Superior frontage, private boat launch.

I want to turn it into a unique tiny home experience and/or rental; my cap rate would be roughly 31%, netting a little under 8k in the first year.

I have a development property under contract for a tiny home park which operates like an RV park but my equity is currently tied up in two other projects and I'm finding it difficult to secure financing primarily because people are unfamiliar with tiny homes. 

And though it may seem like a tiny step, as @Leslie Anne Morris points out, swap out that key photo!