Yes they are and I am sure it will be a thing, I just don't see it being a big part of the market anytime soon.It's kinda like how everyone thinks that all rentals are now owned by institutional landlords... even though they still make up a tiny fraction of SFH rentals.

We have a very nice 4/2 model with almost 1900 Sq-Ft of living area and a tiny 3/2 model with 1180 Sq-Ft of living area that we just started building in order to provide a more affordable product and compete with the high interest rates.

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There may be a very tiny advantage to how you are perceived by other people.

@Tim Milazzo I don't think Fannie or Freddie offers loans as tiny as mine. 

Is this a tiny one room extension?

There are new companies that sell ADU's as prefab like "Tiny Homes" website they are in most states.It might make sense to have a Banker review their options for a HELOAN or a cash out refinance.

We just stayed in a tiny home airbnb a week ago in Camino and it got me thinking about buying a larger lot with a small house that I can then add a tiny home on to it.

So those ppl moved to the burbs (Canfield, Poland, Boardman, etc)To someone from California (my husband is from LA and my stepson still lives there), especially when you're better off and paying 1.2M for a tiny triplex, tends to not respect a triplex they can pick up for $50k - just by way of the price, it will never be worth anything.My stepson bought that 1.2M triplex in LA in 2019 and did no rehab (he's frugal ;) ).

Maxxed at 20% down, although maybe a tiny handful of DSCR Lenders are back to offering 15% down now