The black mold is usally on drywall or the wooden ceiling.

The first two properties were tiny and basically unusable.

I rented a house to a tenant 7-8 months ago for her and her two grown kids 18 and 20 and two outside dogs and one tiny dog.

The streets are tiny and sort of incoherent.

Mice normally come in from outside through small (even tiny) openings in foundation or broken windows in basement, then if they find food/water will breed and spread.They also won't stay I an area that has insufficient food, water and shelter for them to be comfortable. 

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The $100 per month cash flow is the small (tiny) picture.

You would only have a tiny amount of counter space, and the wall with the window would become unusable.

As I've mentioned this is a tiny 725 sf house. 

Normally has a low pitch roof.Should have the metal tags on the outside or information on an interior closet or pantry.Modular: Always has a wooden underside.