haha.You would have some good options with also doing rent to own on tiny homes or RVs if you come across any that you could fix up and then sell. 

Now there are 6 rental cabins with more being built a new tiny home village being built as well.

For a mid-term guest, I give them what I call a "starter pack" with several rolls of toilet paper, paper towels, bags of coffee, tea, tiny laundry soap container, etc. 

If you get a negative response back I wouldn't buy there whatsoever because it seems like the board of members will be very tiny and may make rules that are based on their own needs.

Our relatives just paid a lawyer 1500 dollars for some issue they had with a title from our family house and that was talked down from 10K.Plus, I just don't see myself paying cash for some tiny ill built apartment for 110K in a not very special area just because everyone else is doing it.

Right now, with the slow economy and almost no new construction of homes, my wife and I make ends meet, with a tiny bit of savings.

When I lived in Houston there was an outfit, West End Lumber that was a (tiny) bit more competitive than even the best contractor supply houses.

When you respond, let them know in a friendly, professional way that it simply is not going to be done now or for things like pests, they can handle themselves.I had a tenant who complained about anything from a slightly lopsided mailbox to a tiny scratch in the side of the fridge.

Prior to 2012 I read 10 different books on successful RE men and women 2012 I started tiny with 115k and added 15k fixing up small Brooklyn studio coop.

One tiny detail missed and they will reject your permit causing you to wait even longer.