Give and you shall receive.Little tiny bit about me just to close.

And their title company is always some tiny little outfit on the other side of the country that I've never heard of.

Nancy, since you are in CA and the end buyer's agent and teh property is in TX, perhaps you can have them pay you out of their commission.2nd - It does not appear that you have any options with a financed end buyer, but I have not thought this all the way through so it may not be impossible.Yes, getting 3% down and assumable loan is a great benefit so long as the property supports the leverage.Just getting a tiny piece of a $40million dollar sale would be nice. 1/10th of 1% would be $40k!

Starting in January I have two homes that are going to be air bb and I just bought a warehouse in the middle of OKC with a blank lot that I am going to build 2 tiny homes by this time next year.  

Then when the fresh concrete dried and sealed up over the footing their was a tiny space between the bottom of the lally column plate and footing (the inspector literally slide a piece of paper under and noted this).

We wondered this last ten years when the "war zone" houses were being burned down in Ybor City and now you see that the termite infested, wooden, wrecks were burned for the insurance and new homes were built next to better ones that were rehabbed and the old Cuban cigar center took off again.

I thought about putting a camper, RV or tiny house in my backyard to Airbnb out to visitors.

I was thinking of moving a tiny house there and renting to skiers, hunters and the like.

I bought their current place (tiny studio, not really a home for two, just a place to crash at night) in 2014, because the market was crazy and all I could get was this place (I had to beat 10 offers).  

Additionally, I plan on purchasing the house I grew up in from my widowed mom who will give me a killer deal, and turning that into a rental (possibly vacation rental) in Ocean Shores, WA - a tiny beach town that blows up in population during the summer, near where Mr.