It allows you to access the cash with tiny fees and the interest goes to your 401k.  

I still have the bedroom bathroom and a tiny den room with a sliding glass door which is my only way to get in and out and I cannot lock the door to secure my belongings. 

I am working with this company and they have three tiny home parks, all with nightly rentals.

If your car insurance decides not to pay out on a claim, because of the tiny type, it comes out of your pocket.

Here's a case study.https://infinitesabbatical.com/adu-design-tiny-house-on-600-square-feet/I do think you would want to do some research on incremental return per square feet keeping bedroom count constant.

The current standing that lead to a corporate take over starting in mid to late 80's has only harmed our country to enrich a very tiny %.

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.

But it depends on one tiny metal gear tooth per tumbler, so unless the gears are made of something insanely hard but not brittle, they can be broken with the force method.So everyone has heard the same stories and seen the same videos as me, but no one has actually heard of a burglar forcing one?

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. 

Tiny homes?