If you got a minimum wage job, you could probably qualify for a home..a tiny one, that is

The finishing panels that go on the ends of the on-the-shelf are horribly cheap, the buildup is too thin and the self-adhesive is a joke.Considering the price difference, I won't go the off-the-shelf again unless we're talking some tiny section of counter that needs to be added, an island, etc.

The area around Montana Tech is nice, but be careful when a landlord presents you with his CAP rate calculations, as they stuff those tiny houses full of college kids. 

Demand for multifamily housing is forecast to remain high, as Millennial household formation continues and Boomers seek to downsize and re-enter the rental market.

The devil is in the details it could make a tiny bit of difference regarding start up costs.

Which isn't bad at all considering the median household income is roughly 54k. 

I'm a new PRO member, as of about 3 days ago, and an investor with a tiny bit of experience in rentals and fix and flips.  

Its been a little over 3 months, and we are already tired of paying rent for our tiny 1 bed apt.

We cannot stand the idea of paying the equivalent of a mortgage for our tiny Apt.

Just add a tiny bit to paint.