This tiny town of 3,500 is located in northeastern Kentucky approx. 30 mins from both Ohio and West Virginia.

In other words, even if one tenant pays $400 for a tiny room and another roommate pays $800 for a master suite, each tenant is still liable for the full $1,200 rent, even if some of the tenants flake out.All for one.

When they decided to sell this parcel, that is when we hit a tiny snag.

Legals should be a tiny bit less, as there will only be a Warranty Deed and HUD-1, no Deed of Trust, no Note needed.

So far the pace of this has been just a tiny drop in the bucket and there are signs in the past week that they will soon abandon or even scale back this plan. 

There is always the tiny risk of someone following through on their threat to sue.

I have some land over on Camp Creek that I need rezone in order to build Tiny Homes.

One tiny little corner of the building shows in the flood zone, but of course that drives the classification for the whole property.

Inside, the spaces do not look like someplace a person would choose to live compared to a standard apartment...if the market were super hot, and getting a rental was hard...and super competitive, people will live anywhere they can get...and make do, but with more attractive offers from competitors at similar prices, they tend to shop for the best they can get for their money.Let me give you an example of two things that jump out at me...Bathroom: There is a huge space between the toilet and the sink and the shower is a (tiny) 30" x 30" (ish) looking space vs a 60" x 34" (ish) bigger space (aprox. tubs size) that fits people who like to eat a lot.

In reality the unit bolted under the sink is probably a tiny HP model that a fresh carrot might stall...Smaller HP units sometimes have issues with chicken bones...