In a big city like LA, this would be a tiny story and if a judge even considered answering any media questions, they would undoubtedly state something like, "if you don't like how it is run, contact your congressman, funds are limited and our hands are tied". 

Then the structural engineering, any requirements such as solar, fire sprinklers, that is required  per code, and possibly  earthquake standards, (depending on location), and all the sudden that circular tiny home is a million dollar project.  

Bought 4r/2c mixed use bld on MLS in tiny rural town using no cash for $200k 12/2018.

When I took over the property it cost over 5,000 to remove the smells and clean the unit and it was just a tiny 750 square foot unit. 

I dont really care about a couple hundred bucks a month in rent plus or minus as thats such a tiny part of the equation. 

I wouldn't by a 20 unit property in a tiny rural town, population 200.  

Not kidding even a tiny bit.  

Check with local planning dept. and/or contractor about building a tiny-home ADU or 2nd story above a garage.

Warren Buffet can afford to use $100k of HELOC funds on an investment because that borrowed money is just a tiny fraction of his net worth--even if he lost it all, he could easily pay off the debt with other funds and move on with his life.

Well, TN isn't a tiny state, and it's the 16th most populous, so there's a lot of variety over the state.