It's only a matter of time before cities/counties/states start cracking down on them.

I want to get a tiny house put on it but now I have to save up for the 20% down in order to get that going (a year or two out from being able to save 20%) I already own my own home so that is why I have to put 20% down.

Need a contractor or inspector to look at a tiny cabin near Branson, MO.

One issue I'm finding is that nearly all of the HOA docs 1) assert that rentals are allowed 2) limit it to a tiny fraction (e.g. 4 out of 120) that can be rented at a time and you have to provide a copy of the lease to the HOA.   

The interest rates perversely are causing a buying frenzy, it cracks me up! 

Transitioning from people who bought over 5 years ago with tiny mortgages, to new buyers who will pay twice as much.I don't think appraiser will do this however.

A hard nut to crack but a far better reward in the end.

Do you want to take a crack at it for me? 

The Wall Street Journal recently reported, “Austin offices are 59%-occupied—and cracked the 60% threshold last month—according to data from Kastle Systems, an office-security firm that records workers’ comings and goings by measuring badge swipes into skyscrapers and corporate campuses.

I intend to put a modular on it for my primary residence and would like o add a couple tiny homes or another modular as a rental.