In 95% of municipalities there is not a legal place to store a tiny home, except temporarily in an RV Park.Addressing why this issue would not reoccur with tiny homes is the key to this gaining traction.  

I worked that into my offer.My first thought was to get a fresh survey done and put up a privacy fence.The seller also told me the neighbor had previously asked to buy the property to move her mother into.  

I had pay stubs, tax returns, and they even required higher education transcripts and diplomas since I'm fresh out of school.

Is it purely local, such as convenience stores, laundromats, dry cleaners, or something wider, such as Supermarket, hardware store, paint store.2.

The last five, I write all the apt numbers the batch was used on and store it on site.

Re-listed the rental at $50 higher with the fresh photos and phone started ringing off the hook.A picture is truly worth a thousand words.

I think if I ever invest further than I can drive, I will be sure to visit the area and talk with neighbors and store owners in the area.

Don't forget you have to store it somewhere (HOA rules, etc.).

Call a few local, mom and pop hardware stores to see if they'll replace the glass from the window pane.

Clean, neat, fresh, reasonably modern.