The renovation of the interior of this building would be a monumental process with the mention of the tiny elevators and ugly lobby.  

The type of investing often discussed on BP is only a tiny fraction of the real estate investing marketplace.

I'd love to see something cool or different that people are doing with new construction or rehab, tiny spaces, tandem homes, mixed use...

She started with a tiny 5-unit building for me so there wasn't a massive amount of risk. 

I know a guy who rents out two tiny "eco pods" about 100 sq ft each that dont even have a kitchen for more than double the going rate of a standard home in the area and he is between 80 and 100% book year round.

Most of the payments for the first half of such a loan are interest and only a tiny bit of principal. 

Does anyone have experience investing in or managing a tiny home community?

Those tiny boring houses don't appeal to everybody and finding one these days is a real chore. 

I figured based on how tiny this place was that it couldn't be a primary home and so I guessed that they rented it out and looked on VRBO.

That's $864 a year for a tiny area!