The sooner you can plant (even a tiny tree) the sooner it starts to grow.

You are buying tiny pieces of companies.

My debt to income is a tiny bit askew.

Some bigger units and even the occasional tiny house, but that was the exception.

I'd shoot for 6 month leases so you can have more regular rent increases :-) And if you think that hipster millennial won't pay good money to live in your C class neighborhood because it's all that's available, think again:http://www.sfgate.com/realestate/article/Box-man-living-San-Francisco-400-rent-Berkowitz-7215269.phphttp://www.businessinsider.com/crazy-things-people-do-to-survive-san-franciscos-housing-prices-2016-4Remember this is the same generation that thinks it's cool to pay $60,000 for a cramped 200 sq ft tiny house that they can park on their great uncle's lot and gladly post pictures on instagram about it all day long... until reality hits them:Tim explains how the reality hit him suddenly as well.

it sounds like the car wash scam, every time I go they find a tiny chip and want me to go thru the insurance company 

I am intrigued though by "tiny houses",They are also essentially mobile homes but somehow now have the "cool" cachet.

Warren Buffett once said about his job that he couldn't understand why this economy rewards men who run into burning buildings and women who nurse patients back to health from death door with tiny little salaries, while he was rewarded with billions for being able to spot the mispricing of a commodity.

However sometimes you need to decrease your debt to income ratio by a tiny bit and this plus ten other tweaks will get you under the required DTI and approved.

There are tiny zoning areas that allow it.