Especially if you can switch the position of a big, old-fashioned dining room and a tiny little utilitarian kitchen.

I don't think your question here was ever really answered so here it is: They either lie to the seller, take advantage of their ignorance to RE sales by locking up contracts for tiny amounts of earnest money deposits (EMD) in hopes to find their buyer and make their profit.

He will even fund your deals.You can find those deals by placing tiny classified ads with Don Lapre's system.Wow...brings back memories. 

SupplyLas Vegas is unique in that it is a tiny island of privately owned land in an ocean of federal land.

I type this feeling great about all those things despite the feelings of a tiny minority of listeners.In the end, we're not going to please everyone, regardless of how hard we try to.

not always. every lender truly is so unique and has different requirements, and those are based on soooo many tiny little factors, so even if they DID all operate the same, there wouldn't be enough info about YOU or the property here for us to say. but here's a good rule: if one lender says no, ask why, then ASK ANOTHER!

Even if you spent thousands putting grass in, it is still a tiny yard on a corner lot.

If you have even one tiny mistake, you could lose at the hearing and have to start over.  

I listed it at $2,700 and ended up renting it at $3,000 to a professional couple with three tiny dogs.  

I think this tiny extra fee translates to a huge headache in bad reviews.