Or maybe they buy tiny houses. 

From the HMLs point of view the renumeration from the smaller loan is far too tiny to be worth the effort. 

We were considering making updates to the master bathroom that still has the original layout from 40 years ago when the home was first built (its TINY!

I am currently working on the acquisition and development of land at two locations where we will be offering new construction quads (fourplexes) in the Rossview and Tiny Town/West Creek areas of Clarksville if you'd like to learn more about those. 

That said, the cooling is awful, one tiny fan on the back to cool an i7 and an Nvidia GPU is not enough!

I’ve been researching STR tiny home investment in NoCal for several months.

I'm looking at small tiny strips or former bank buildings as a potential flip.  

  I do not state I will not rent to tiny children upstairs of course...I show upstairs rentals to folks with small children if asked to.

I do not waste my time digging into any applicant with even tiny flaws. 

This was a converted old building that was at one time a hardware store - 2 story - converted into 26 units.  5 1-bedrooms, and 21 tiny studios.I rented those 25 units over 8 years and not once did an applicant mention they wanted a tub.My tenants were students and techies, mainly, and some other working people, one retired lady.