Tiny 2 bedroom 1 bath house.

then in the 50s 60 70s  you had land sales men  ( Glen Garry Glen Ross movie) and then you had metal siding salesmen  ( pushing tin)I grew up with a Dad that was a land sales men in the 60s and the movie dead on accurate of how the business was done.Then it morphed to timeshare sales or as its affectingly know Crime share..  

Years ago when I was a teen I was working for a surveyor.

(Tiny old postage stamp lots)in parts of the bay area its mandatory to change the drain line when houses are sold if they are a certain age and still clay pipe.. my brother in law does a ton of them.. realtors are his source.. many times they just pipe burst.. and are done in a few hours for 6 to 8k. when I was doing my rental thing in the deep south we could get a new PVC from house to street 50 ft or so for 1500 or so.. if we did it during rehab and not under stress.. 

And, in case it needs to be restated, the reason I am not just mailing to my zip AND a different market: tiny budget.Oh, and I suppose I should mention, so I've talked with about 20 people, a few were tire kickers, just curious, etc.  

Yes, i know my list is tiny.

Maybe south Seattle has a tiny bit of room, but not another 10 years of 10% appreciation.

Sometimes there are some tiny details in perception, which you could get only personally connecting with people who enter the property. 

Why recommend against a lower offer when it delays the agent's payment and only adds a tiny bit to their bottom line?

@Jason BoritzDid you you finish your tiny home project.