I certainly hope that something permanant is done about it to prevent further occurances as the majority of people here are interested in giving/receiving positive and beneficial information without a few bad seeds interfering.I am not sure this has happened yet, but will keep a positive hopefullness that it does.

The Fed may cut again, but it has certainly lost the impact that is needed.

Everyone I know that has done a side sewer has paid around $10,000 exclusive of impact fees.

Was it because you already charged back the water bill and wanted to soften that impact?

I don't honestly know if it matters tax-wise if it's classified as an RV or a permanent dwelling for purposes of writing off rental income etc.However, before you proceed make sure you carefully look into the local zoning laws, which can be a catch-22 for tiny homes.  

If you aren't offering anything, the buyer will have to pay for it, which will impact potential offers and negotiations.The bigger question should be - how do you plan to advertise?

It's the cost of doing business if you don't want someone else to take your hard earned money.2) Occupancy permanently yanked?

The paycheck many times over the national average of households, 30-35 hour work week and ability to help others/make a positive impact in the country make it an absolute recommended profession in my book. 

After June 2013 and under 10% down is permanent PMI.

Sounds like your solid W2, RE, and small bus income is the tool that allows you to impact a child’s entire life.