It's not an ideal situation, but we've been able to rent out a tiny 1925 farmhouse that has that kind of set up without a problem.

I've come across a highly motivated seller, who has a very nice duplex with $100K in equity right now. Needs no repairs, is in a great location, and is a killer deal.The seller owes back taxes, and those can be paid o...

The only times you run into trouble are when you need the floor to slip under something, if your walls are crooked, if the floor is really uneven, or if you end up with a tiny piece where you shouldn't have a tiny piece (like at an end).  

I'm trying to add an additional 2 or 3 tiny houses on the property as well.

I currently live in 50 sq ft which is less than most tiny houses, it's a boat so I don't have a lot of stuff.

The downtown area is very old school european and it is filled with is small buildings with tiny apartments or studios that occupied by students, airbnbs, or couples.

Maybe yes if you are the senior debt owner instead of owner of a tiny equity portion.I’ve heard some brokerage firms offer security-based loans at very low rates:1.6-2%. 

$750,000- $375,000= $375,000 in just the tiny postage sized plot of dirt the home sits upon.

Thanks @Shawn Holsapple for the feedback.It truly is in Little Flower, but it's also a truly tiny 2BR 1Bath bungalow.The seller is motivated, he is in California, he is fed up with his PM not answering his calls.

Mine are just small, TINY and older!