A key to my approach is the idea that rent increases cover payment increases.I agree that refinancing costs are real, but they amount to something like 1% of the principal, which is TINY compared to the TAXES you'd pay if you extracted equity by selling property.

They target only a tiny portion of residences - the one's who's owners are the least capable of defending themselves against the oppressive arm of the government.

We are in no way interested in moving, we have a tiny mortgage left on a home on 1/2 acre with a river wrapping around it near everything in town. 

I am looking at empty lots and tiny homes looks like I can get 1.5 percent or more I'll keep running numbers!

Starting with OKC planning dept. but going to try to get approval to build two tiny homes also for Airbb. 

My tiny house project was sold to an investor and they are used as rentals.

If you use leverage, that will eat most if not all of the profit and if all cash, it is a tiny ROI.

You will start to pick up even the tiny differences in how they look at something but those tiny differences often have a profound effect.

We've LandHacked 7 acres up on Stevens Pass and have the property decked out with a Yurt, Tiny House, Historic Schoolhouse, and more to come, rented on Airbnb.

DADU's and ADU's are 50% of our investment strategy & Glamping, Airbnb, Tiny Houses, Yurts, and Unique Stays are the remaining 50%.We push off market deals in both of those niches - I'll get you on our DADU list.