@Joey Middlemiss I know nothing about tiny homes but you did say one thing in your post that brought up memories of my previous life as a civil engineer so I wanted to give you a heads up.

I can often wish I had never purchased that car and instead invested the money, but at the same time, my wife and I shared a lot of great memories in that car.  

Self storage allows them to having to address one additional tough decision - what do I have to get rid of that has so many memories, value, and meaning. 

If you do hire an attorney have them memorialize their opinion regarding your ability to buy sub 2.

Also, serve any other documents necessary to memorialize the amount of money you are claiming that she owes to you.

Ahhhh the memories of character building.

Very few people alive today have an adult memory of a time when finance was different. 

People with short memories will carry a lot of debt.

The memory shall be renewed.

I closed on a duplex this past memorial day weekend, am currently rehabbing it, I don't have a tenant in (I am owner occupying though) and am in the process of doing a cash out refinance.