The areas that are desirable now (and therefore harder to cashflow presently) are historically generally going to appreciate at a much faster rate than something cheap in a tiny market that shows good cashflow on paper.

Frankly this is a tiny amount to worry about IMHO.

Current projects include: (1) Refinishing a wooden deck, (2) refilling a compact sand driveway, and (3) replacing a screen door (that will likely require some door frame work this time.)Also looking for a trusted plumber-excavator to replace underground sewer line.Thank you.

We have some wooden beams. 

That's such a tiny amount for the highest earning individuals. 

I have had tenants install them on the sides of the building where there were wooden beams, and one guy just put one basically on the ground next to the house.

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

Please don't prevent other readers to take advantage of the awesome realSecondly, billions of dollars have been invested by foreigners in Mexican pre-construction real estate and only a tiny fraction has had issues.

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

My husband and I are looking into building tiny homes on land, so was curious your experience of developing on raw land.