@Rod NavarroYour real estate adventure and interest in house hacking tiny multifamily buildings is fascinating to learn about.

@Ian Ray I am currently struggling to get permitting approved for the tiny shipping container home I would like to build.

We can also pay this guy off for a tiny fraction of that price to get this done quickly. 

Tired of throwing away money in rent, I moved back to my tiny hometown and purchased a foreclosure property in need of major TLC.

I am contemplating getting rid of the $200 per month as well as the yard is tiny and the only cleaning is the small common area and two single bathrooms.  

I currently reside in SE Portland in a 1500 SQ 5 bedroom, 2 bath house (tiny house for six people, a married couple lives here as well).

I am thinking that it would be the easier to demo all floors on the lower level and set the whole floor (except tiny area in the half bath) as HW or engineered HW.

I hope to scale up quicker than most, not in quantity of deals, but in size.I am also very interested in learning how I can utilize my accounting knowledge to add value to JV's, partnerships, and other investors.

(barring the deposits and pet rent comparison)@mike I wouldn't think written notice is necessary for not allowing pet damageYou need to read your own lease and follow it.If the lease allows pets and doesn't quantify type and quantity, you're probably out of luck. 

On a flip, the room for error is tiny.