The reason is that you will likely pay a marginal more for property taxes after you renovate, marginal insurance premium increase, tiny bit more utilities, and that's about it.

I could put a tiny home (~$40,000) or metal kit house (~$20,000) on the property instead. 

In fact, the only schooling I had after graduating from high school was an audio engineering program from a tiny school called Dark Horse Institute in Franklin, Tennessee.

@Skyler Martinson1) I would probably actually fly out there in order to do the following:* Drive/walk through the neighborhoods* Meet up in person with the property manager2) HUD is involved because my tenant gets some form of government housing subsidies, my tenant actually pays a tiny portion of the rent, most of the rent is paid by HUD

This cabin is approx 8x16 and I would classify it more as of tiny cabin.

I have my realtor say something like “in case your current buyer gets nit picked, because we aren’t...”Either it’s a tiny deal/expense or it’s a big deal.

IMO, even the tiny discount would be enough for them to just accept the increase and feel their getting a fair deal.

Just trying to gather some thoughts and figured I wouldn't be the only one with this question on my mind so here it goes..I have two deals under my belt and my feel/opinion lately, compared to last year, is that I have a tiny bit more confidence in the overall market down here in but honestly still have a good bit of above average hesitation when it comes to fully going through with a deal. 

Her first thought is real estate as she knows a tiny bit about that from buying a home.She easily has $750K in cash and is too busy to think much about what to do with it.All of that said, I agree with the sentiment that focusing on SFR might not be the best path.

Also, there's  a tiny bit of some non-wood destroying fungus in the crawlspace.