Insurance companies have created a growing cottage industry for tenants by handing out settlement money rather than going to court.

Small spaces have been common for a while in places like Japan, New York, Seattle, and more recently Portland or a downtown parking garage near you.  2012 article on backyard cottages The zoning is different everywhere but as far as I know in Portland, you can have a tiny house on a trailer in addition to whatever the zoning already allows (since a trailer is a sort of vehicle and not a building), e.g.

I just received the title work for a cottage I'm purchasing owned by Fannie Mae. 

Hello, Anyone have suggestions?I found an abandoned property not too far from me in Massachusetts. According to the only neighbor, the owner left 8 years ago and never came back. There is no mortgage but she has not p...

Go to any hardcore mexican place and ask for cheese dip for your chips :) Not tex-mex or any mainstream things, go to like La Parrilla.

I was planning on hitting up Cheese Board for a slice of pizza beforehand ~5:45 in case anyone wanted to join me.

He has built 34 individual cottages, with no full service kitchens.

I guess it’s a nice little cottage industry for the lawyers too specializing in these types of evictions etc .

Are you familiar with Eli Spevak of Orange Splot....he's the main developer I know of right now that is combing PD/Condo as a way to build cottage clusters. 

Hi Matthew,I bought an investment property (small historical cottage 1920) in Lake Worth, FL.