The new York one is a tiny house and left empty while i travel so i have a place to return to.  

@Sue KellyIts a long time ago (26 years now) and Ive only told a tiny bit of the story as it flooded back.

Currently, however, I am stable in Seattle area for at least one year as of this writing.Interested in residential cash flow (in state and out), but excited about future commercial opportunities, and even some more creative ideas like land for open air RV/boat storage, or tiny house lots.

It is a decent sized rectangular lot (typical of the neighborhood) measuring 6,250 sf, but the property is tiny with only 1 bed & 1 bath measuring all of 521 sf. 

A tiny bit of cash flow with solid appreciation. 1% rule is almost non existent here so cash flow is tough, but it is possible. 

The issue with a tiny 2 BR house is always that you'll end up with a very low ARV.

My name is Dev and I'm based in New York, the city of tiny cap rates.

I'm just here to network and expand my knowledge, plus contribute a bit of my understanding of the DIY and RVing community/tiny home movement.

The cost of housing and living is tiny compared to our neighbors.

Heads up - these are outlawed as short term rentals in Seattle now (alongside tiny homes and RVs)Originally posted by @Jacqueline Cliff:Lake Chelan comes to mind.