It's got one bathroom and tiny stairs forcing me to have child sized furniture in my upstairs bedroom.

I have never done a "Tiny" house - our smallest SFH is about 850SF - but I would not do a house without a dishwasher.

If you purchased even one tiny one bedroom condo anytime 2012 or after you likely would have many thousands more (1-2k a month more)  and if you exit the equity gains are taxed at 15% or likely less than half the CF tax rate.  

Architecture and homes in general have always caught my attention, as well as the tiny house movement. 

I have a 20 by 20  tiny house .  

In general, window and wall units are fine, provided they're of appropriate size for your space (so no one window unit or tiny ceramic heater for a whole house).

I put up bandit signs all over the neighborhood (this time with a tiny * that says I am licensed but acting as a principal) advertising it for sale. 

I have tiny 2 bedroom single family houses I bought here in 2008 for $50,000 that are now worth over $200K. 9 years and 400+% appreciation, yeah I'll deal with a 2 month eviction process all day for those kinds of gains.

Probably a multifamily property, but would love your thoughts on:Buying a parking lot and installing solar panels as a roof over the lot to sell the electricityBuying a tiny home parkBuying trailer parks

We essentially took and old school bus and turned it into a fully functional and mobile tiny house with a rustic modern interior.