*Leave $35-45 bottle jacks in place on top of new footers for adjustment in the event of settling (if someone insists on putting PT wooden posts in the dirt ---- DON'T!).

Just remember that if a tiny dog nips at you, it usually doesn't even break the skin.

If you don't have a great relationship with the tenant, and even have a tiny bit of doubt, don't accept any free work.It does sound like the tenant maybe trying to get back at the other tenant that gave you a laundry list of negative reviews.

Bat bites are usually unnoticeable due to how tiny they are.

They were in tiny font and ridiculously confusing.  

Nothing better than a brand New Hummer pulling up to look at my tiny 2 BR house for $650 a month.

This was a converted old building that was at one time a hardware store - 2 story - converted into 26 units.  5 1-bedrooms, and 21 tiny studios.I rented those 25 units over 8 years and not once did an applicant mention they wanted a tub.My tenants were students and techies, mainly, and some other working people, one retired lady.  

You need to do an assessment on asbestos and lead based paint for this home before you do anything with it - the materials were completely uncontrolled until HUD began overseeing construction of these in 1976.Also have someone get under the home and look at the wooden trusses and frame to make sure it's in good shape and serviceable - many times these will be bent from multiple moves and the floors may seem wavy and unable to level them out.  

The laundry area could be partitioned off with louvered bi-fold doors to ease appearances.You could possibly take down the wooden shed between the trees and build a garage with extra storage space right behind the "patio", if that would withstand being used as part of a driveway.David J Dachtera"Success is not a destination.

I have seen the 'no stove' setup in Tiny homes before and they seem to do fine.