Tenant in one unit complained because she had to pay $135 last year to "top up" the R-22 coolant because there's a tiny leak somewhere.

Regarding the fence, right now is the worst time in recent history to replace a wooden fence. 

I run 300/300k as it’s required for my umbrella policy, the premium change is tiny.

After reading an interesting thread on raising seed capital for tiny houses, I got to wondering whether anyone has experience renting tiny houses?

Sunny Burns I think most of the posts hear talk about coin-ops being break-even but (hopefully) resulting in an ability to raise rents a tiny bit for laundry being in the complex.

And, with the exploding popularity of tiny houses, tiny apartments will only continue the trend.Cheers!

I could see a lot of cars being repo by a tiny economic hickup causing a flood if cheap slightly used cars which in turn forces layoffs in the auto industry which dominos into other businesses.  

While $30 does not seem like a lot of money it is a loss of $360 by the end of 12 months and if you think it doesn't matter when you make a few more mistakes throughout the year the losses start to add up like $360, then $720, $1080, etc. and when you stretch small losses over a period of 5, 10, 20 and 30 years you lose enough money to where you could purchase a nice Mercedes every 10 or 15 years, or re-invest that money and make even more money.Howard Hughes said something like, "if you pay attention to the tiny details the important things will automatically take care of their self".

Greetings Texas BP community,I am trying to purchase a "tiny home" with financing.

I have been reading news articles recently about ADU's and tiny 3D homes.