Tiny interest rate and loan it out higher.

@Varinder Kumar If it's movable (like a tiny home or a mobile home) it may qualify for 100% expensing.

It already has a guest house that we will use as a caregiver's home and we will be adding a pool, a gazebo, and 3 tiny houses.  

For the tiny nugget of value that might be worth to someone.

@Jon Klaus My first rental is something as tiny as a parking garage, but it's taught me a thing or two about landlording. 

What I find most interesting though In the RE market is in the upper ends or starter price points that I build in in Oregon and Charleston  IE for 2k SQ ft DETACHED SFR's on city size lots.. .not little tiny things... price point 300 to 600k...

If the work from home permanently isn't a fad, then I definitely foresee a demographic shift.Maybe older couples with Families who have lived in the Major Cities will wonder why they are paying so much to have a tiny place to live when they can have a lot more space in a different location.Maybe younger people would say, "Hey, I'm young and I want to live in the exciting Cities, especially now that the older crowd and little kids are moving out!"

I had $60k in the bank from several years of eating Ramen Noodels and living in a tiny apartment.

I am the owner landlord of a duplex in which my tenant (he doesn't know I found his malice) took a can of expanding foam insulation with a long tiny tube and squirted it into the trap below the laundry room floor drain.

While Portland may have a few large buildings that fit the bill, the majority of housing is tiny shotguns which are not really trendy.