I'm sure it's happened many times over (and will continue to happen) that someone owes pennies in taxes relative to the value of the subjective property and the state takes it back over a tiny amount of unpaid property taxes. 

When you increase the rent on multi-unit properties the value of the property increase 10 to 18 times the rent increase due to the Gross Multiplier.If you have a 100 unit building with a GRM of 13 (very average) and you increase all the rents by $100 you just made a profit of 100 units x $100 per month x 12 months  X GRM 13 = $$1,560,000 INSTANT increase in property value.First year profit = $1,560,000 + $300 / month cash flow x 100 units x 12 months = $360,000 = $1,920,000.If you increase the rents a tiny $50 every year your profit for the one building is $40,320,000You cannot even do that with SFR's because they don't increase in value when the rent is increased.profit just by + you earn an extra cash flow every year = $120,000.

"Bro investors" or whatever you want to call them make up a tiny sliver of the overall housing market. 

My wife and I built a tiny house in 2016, and also have had struggles finding a place to legally park it.

MY tiny brokerage does not recruit and never will as I am not competing for market share.  

Also looking forward to building (stick-framed) Tiny Houses near and far for everyone to appreciate at an affordable price point!

I'd love to get together and take a look at the tiny house that you have.  

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.