It’s a tiny place, only 704 square feet but it really does needs some TLC.

Hello, does anyone know of a tiny home manufacturer in Southern California with no wheels?

It will need a new roof, electricity brought up to code, hooked up to water and sewer, insulated, and heated.2) Turn the attic of the house into a 3rd bedroom with a bathroom (around 200 sq ft of usable space) and possibly a new staircase that isn't so steep and maybe with a separate entrance from the main house, if possible.3) Build a tiny/small home in the backyard (300 sq ft or less) and rent that out as a STR, but it would also need to be built to code and hooked up to water and sewer.Once I'm making a profit of some sort, depending on which option I go with, I'd like to start fixing up the main house.

However, they installed what I swear was a little tiny kids toilet in my bathroom at first when I ordered an ADA adult sized one, they forgot a recessed 'picture alcove' that was supposed to be in the master bath when framing/drywall, and other small details like that. 

I cannot compare my self with the big names of bigger pockets such as J Scott, Todd Whidon among others, but I am posting my tiny renovation, This house is not my first investment deal but after falling a couple of times and almost loosing hope I was able to pull it together.

We have some wooden beams. 

Frankly this is a tiny amount to worry about IMHO.

Kingdom of Dumpling is a tiny little place up the street, around 25th Ave & Taraval St, and has awesome dumplings, and THE BEST string beans w/ XO sauce.

Here is a comp, solid brick with 300 sq ft more and comparable interior, plus a fireplace and a nice wooden fence renting for $1,350.00.Looks like lowering the price could get more people looking.

Originally posted by @Anthony Weiss:Hey guys, I just cut my junk mail into tiny pieces of paper.