I see here now that it says 1040 in tiny print on the form we signed, which is not good.  

One last thing, I have even thought if I bought it I would change it back to a 1/1 and 1/1 because that second 'bedroom' on the left side is so incredibly tiny.

Well when people go into this with not enough reserves and the second a renter does not pay and they now have to pay a payment and lets say you did 40 of them ( like one company i bailed out) and they wrapped all of theres and of course now 5 people are not paying the tiny 200 or 300 a month gets used up pretty quick when they are having to debt service evict to turn overs on 5 to 10 of their portfolio.. next thing you know they start defaulting and then the sellers are getting foreclosure notices on a property they no longer own their credit gets trashed and NOW they start calling the AG the DA the RE department etc etc  Like Joe Kaiser  and many others. its a mess.they end up ripping rents and not paying then it starts to get dicy vis a vi criminal some just do it that way to start never have intention of making payments.

And the house is tiny, actually the 2 units combine is only 1653 sq ft. 

Not every tiny rule needs to be written in the lease either; your house, your rules that you just communicate as they come up.

Same with a yurt, tiny house or a hollowed out fiberglass potato.What you get with building is you build it to your spec.

Every location and property segment will likely be different so you need to research each location you are considering.Las VegasBelow are my observations on supply and demand for the narrow property segment we target in Las Vegas.SupplyLas Vegas is unique in that it is a tiny island of privately owned land in an ocean of federal land.

It's a tiny house,  about 700 sq. feet.

@Wayne Brooks this would be in mint condition, almost like a tiny home feel more than a mobile home feel.

I like the idea of the tiny houses from another thread to be used for senior housing.