JT is a TINY town - I would barely call it a city.

I'd imagine LA central would be like the housing units in Singapore in the next couple of years/decades.http://www.citylab.com/housing/2012/09/singapore-reluctant-world-capital-tiny-homes/3163/

It went under contract immediately so I guess either people have access to cheaper contractors/suppliers than I do or they are willing to take a big risk, or take a tiny profit or they are newbs.I miss the old days when I could look at dozens of distressed foreclosures and take my pick of the litter.

Eventually, they let her go into the house to use the restroom and the reason she was holding her leg was because she slipped the 8 ounces of cocaine into her pants and the plastic baggies were sliding down her leg.I finally divorced her, got re-married, been married for 23 years and never had an argument with the exception of maybe 2 or 3 very tiny issues so small I can't tell you what they were about.

I actually want to find tiny fixable issues that once fixed, adds more value to the property and brings up the equity.

The reality is that it is smart to adjust your withholdings such that come tax time, you don't owe (or owe close to nothing), and you don't get a refund (or a very tiny one).2.

I stumbled upon this post because I am looking to rent an ADU in the exact same area or finding somewhere to park a tiny home.

We have a tiny bit of experience with fix and flip.  

Something actually livable, yet tiny goes for $300,000.

anytime your doing these deals  ALWAYS have your EM check written and handed in with the contract.. then there is no issue...... especially when your dealing with these tiny amounts of money.