Sometimes paying a tiny bit more in points or interest is worth it--because that lender is ethical and clear. 

Usually when listing agent gets a buyer they get their broker involved or another in office agent takes a tiny commission to keep the parties straight.

The downside is that this can be hard to manage so it is probably best to find a management company before you buy.7) Buy some land and build tiny homes, geodomes, yurts, or tree houses.

The only issue with my home is location I live in a tiny town a couple hours from nashville I have built a ton of equity in it but rent in my area is very low and STR isn’t the hottest either it’s very rural but a lot of people are still moving here.

When I took possession of the property, I invested $45,000 in a tiny house, septic, electric and city water.

@Bob Wilson managing lower wage workers, buying equipment for lawn care and having a tiny little landscaping company is going to be way more hassle than outsourcing. 

Yes, a % below 1% seems tiny right, but we are in a nation of almost 400 MILLIION people, tiny % = MASS #'s of people. 

I discovered are building codes in that tiny little town.

Say I buy a small duplex, on the same property could I build two more "tiny homes" and say the address was 235 a/b oak lane would it just be 235 a/b/c/d?

You will Not be able to borrow the down payment on a property from Any lender, let alone a HML, if you aren't putting up a Different property with no/tiny loan on it.