Here are a couple of things that help me save and also, I think, challenge me to live a tiny bit more lightly on the planet. 1.

A big, fat, happy California Public Pension paycheck every month for the rest of my life and a 39 unit apartment complex with a monthly mortgage smaller than The Grinch's tiny, shriveled up heart. 

Hi Bernard, Justin is right, house hacking can be a great route whether you live in san diego or a tiny town like Aberdeen, WA (Where Brandon Turner is from).

Most people will caution you to only get one, and to have a tiny credit limit on it to make sure you don't go bananas on unnecessary spending, but if you're already in the mindset to use your credit cards as a tool for building credit, I don't think you'll have any issues with it.

My wife and I own the tiny house we built and live in, but we pay a small rental fee to park the tiny house there. 

Commercial real estate is usually a leading indicator and there are some troubling signs statistically, and many malls are melting down now.The most important takeaway though is that yeah we may be in a bubble, but if you find a sweet deal and you're not forced to sell it, even if it rents for a tiny bit less during a downturn, who cares?

Then short black rock, vanguard and open door.Create and develop land of tiny homes (<330sqft) instead of your typical ugly suburban McMansions.Create a high rise tiny condos in the city where you can walk to work or use public transportation (<330sqft).

It's just in the major metropolitan areas, which are a tiny part of the entire state, that vote blue. 

. - Finding tenants- Managing contractors- Dealing with stupid house problems- Doing any DIY handy stuff- Dealing with attorneys, realtors, accountants...insert profession here- Fighting with appraisers and inspectors- Dealing with picky buyers who are worried about that tiny crack in the basement and pull out of a deal because they think they see mold...turns out it's not- Wholesalers who suck...List goes on!

It's old and tiny single story home.