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...

This is my project.2. 12 unit (small but not tiny home) community for a client in Virginia.

Tiny Homes  Also, have you watched the television show on Tiny Homes?

As a Value-Add there is also the original carriage house that is a detached structure to the property that we'll be doing as a permitted ADU / Tiny House.

Sometimes paying a tiny bit more in points or interest is worth it--because that lender is ethical and clear. 

Usually when listing agent gets a buyer they get their broker involved or another in office agent takes a tiny commission to keep the parties straight.

The downside is that this can be hard to manage so it is probably best to find a management company before you buy.7) Buy some land and build tiny homes, geodomes, yurts, or tree houses.