Closet space was severely limited, bathroom space was also very limited. 

This year, I decided not to renew the lease when it was up because the tenants had started wracking up unpaid utility bills and had been late with rent several times.

Btw James I enjoy your YouTube videos and have gotten several good ideas so thank you !

There were several times where we felt like we were going to lose money on this property, but we carried on and were able to finish the house.

I've seen several posts about how you should get private funding from investors, and although I'm not at that point, it would be interesting to talk to those who have actually done it locally. 

I’ve heard several investor say “It’s best to do an LLC for rental properties”.

@Daniel Nguyen You could always have several structural engineers look at the property to quote on the estimated cost of repairs.

So I don't want to be sitting there, having nothing to contribute other than question after question, not knowing a good neighborhood from a bad one, while experienced investors walk away from me mid-sentence (read about that several times on the forums here). 

I know there are several ways to do tiny homes.

@Lucas Carl there are several markets across the country that do extremely well.