But I do have ideas that seem profitable, that I’d thought I’d post here for any insight on whether or not it would be a good idea.I want to purchase a residential lot of land in a vacation location in California, and place a “tiny” manufactured home (<500 sqft), and use it as a short term rental property ( Airbnb).

I had a feeling that was the case after researching, but I had that tiny glimmer of hope, there was some loophole I was missing.

Right now we are thinking of tiny homes or a container. 

Maybe there will be a larger tiny house movement......who knows lol

I have been thinking about this idea since last week and also was reminded of it while currently being a passenger on Rt 93 with a tiny bit of snow on the ground and everyone causing a collective 30 MPH speed limit…I wonder how many massive financial events are actually dominantly caused/accelerated by collective fear and contagion instead of actual economic factors…What do you guys think about contagion?

When you sign a contract with enough meat on the bone, the money will come to you, fast - even if you have a tiny network.

►Identify obstacles to tiny home development and create amendments to address those issues.

More homes are sold to retail buyers on the MLS than to cash investors, this means wholesaling is focusing on a tiny piece of the pie2.

Just could not see how to make that work as a prime residence.I have started considering buying land and standing up tiny homes for str.

Now they’re worth north of $800k/unit (tiny buggers too at 750 sq ft each).