If they don't it won't impact me too much because Airbnb generates a tiny amount of my rentals with Homeaway killing it in my market.

Bought a mobile home on tiny piece of land for 10k2.

Then rent the place out and come back to your little tiny small apt (kidding) :) I bet you wont come back lol but let’s just say you did….

A quick rundown of my situation/options: My fiancé and I are currently renting a tiny 1 bed 1 bath apt for only $1,500/month (a steal in our area) but with our wedding fast approaching and the desire to start our family we are on the hunt for more space.

(4th bedroom would be tiny and be used most likely as an office) v.s. 3 beds and 2 baths per side with a master suite in the attic and first-floor washer and dryer?

My friend and I want to build a tiny house on wheels and travel the country while flipping homes in different places.

See link: https://www.coastalliving.com/travel/rentals/tiny-...How are the units going to be purchased - who owns them?

I've not done it or heard of other landlords passing on that expense to tenants, but my purview is extremely limited and tiny so I don't know how prevalent it is in the market. 

Whether it was an original 2/1 that I reconfigured to a large 1/1 or a shed that I turned into a tiny home and then rented seasonally to a travel nurse for $3500/month, or a vacant land investment with a friend, with whom I had a falling out, sold to him, sold for him and now our relationship and bank accounts are stronger than ever, things are not going to always go according to plan. 

Fresno is ADU and Tiny Home friendly.