I actually lost money (a very tiny loss) on my first two flips but learnt from each one and felt that I would eventually make a profit as I continued to learn and avoid the previous mistakes.

Then he came back and actually cut some drywall, but did such a bad job mudding it that I'm having to have it fixed by someone else.The second tile contractor was supposed to do the floor in this tiny 4x4 bathroom last Monday.

So with the tiny amount of time you have hear on this earth, why not take a chance, why not step out of your comfort zone of working a dead end job 9 to 5, why not try get out on your own.

Inside each bedroom he installed a tiny kitchenette.

Maybe swing in to the bathroom even though it is tiny enough?

New kitchen, took it from 4 tiny bedrooms to three nice ones with decent closets.

Much lower LTVs that we normally hear for residential.Your cash pile is tiny as many commercial properties cost a fair bit.

Sounds like the size is due to you being reluctant to take on a larger home, there is no more risk really in those than a tiny house, size doesn't matter if you know how to work the deal.

There is a tiny tiny bit of equity, about 13K.

We're tiny right now, but I think our small size can be an advantage; we can be responsive to our customers 24/7.