I feel pretty good about the tax deed I bought, considering that the owner paid a very tiny sum for the property, has not financed it, has never paid taxes on it, and does not live there. 

And yes, I feel down, and low 7 behold, I survived, got back on, fell again, got back up, fell again, over and over getting 1 tiny % better each time. 

If you're looking at just a pure financial perspective with little/no room for personal comforts, the absolute best thing you can do is live in one of those tiny homes or something like that.

I have lots of cash now so no rush at all and current rate is 9% rehab loan on a tiny $155k balance so nothing too crazy. 

The next year, we lived in an apartment building with two bedrooms, a tiny kitchen/dining/living room, a community bathroom 100 feet down the hall, and community showers two floors down (no elevator) and at the opposite end of the building.

I'll probably be one of a tiny handful of permitted garage conversions in my neighborhood. 

I believe this tiny country ‘town’ has fewer than 10,000 people , per last I checked.

Opened up the tiny kitchen to the dining room...

One popular way it’s adding an ADU to the property and renting that property as a tiny house or studio apartment.4.

It is in a tiny little town similar to a  downtown district where you have alot of businesses with home sprinkled within.