Purchase price: $142,500 Cash invested: $25,000 We purchased 2 adjacent, tiny rowhomes in the Northern Liberties neighborhood of Philadelphia.

About six months ago tenant started complaining about a type of tiny non-biting insect called springtails that I had never heard of before.

pd about 20 k under mkt. because mother-in-law owned it but moved out of state and couldn't manage it.i remodelled both kitchens which were tiny but there were large dining rooms. i removed separating wall of 7x10 kitchen and made large eat-in -kitchens What was the outcome?

The houses in general are tiny, the crime rate is higher, and some areas are land locked between industrial.

He refers me clients whenever get's the chance in like kind, I never asked for this, we have no contract for it, he legitimately knows I am an amazing rock-star of Real Estate so there is that, but see, that's far more valuable than any tiny kick-back $. 

I just met a guy who probably controls around $50M in RE (his family has been in the town since 1905), but he works in a tiny, untidy office and drives a beat-up truck. 

It would look good in the mountains and the value would be much more than the almost a tiny home.

Keep It Tiny has lots of info on Zoning and permitting, DEN touches on it, Robuilt has some info, airbnbgirllaura has some info as well. 

I'm also studying and learning about how to start building my tiny empire and achieve financial freedom.

I have seen some incredible tales of tiny home owners that bought a decent prefab with good interior amenities pulling in $20k/year and costing $60-80k.