The other is a tiny little house in a neighborhood with bigger, more expensive homes where the couple wants to retire and figure they could sell the house.

Yes, i know my list is tiny.

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.  

The property is tiny but on a decent lot.

But the tying up of property with tiny EMDs, without regard for the seller and their situation (pending tax sale, foreclosure, immediate financial need, etc) seems to have become more common place.  

My only difference is on the continuation of the tiny home movement. 

I got curious because when I filtered for a large date range, my list became tiny. 

I think the MUCH more common scenario is the wholesaler who finds a property worth 100k and convinces a less knowledgeable seller that they'll buy it for 55k, while the real plan is to assign the contract for 65k and walk away.Maybe you are one of the tiny minority of wholesalers who really are completely honest and open and can run a successful business at wholesaling at the same time.

Agents that can only work within a tiny niche of the real estate market.

@Alex Bekeza Tiny Scanner is a great app for taking photos of documents and turning into a pdf that's lightened up a bunch.