DC is also very tiny. 10 square miles.

I am still hoping to crack that egg before I turn 35. 

*Cracks neck* Well, it's a journey for sure.

We created it about three years ago in order to help us convert a mobile home park that we own in the center of Florence, Arizona into a tiny house village.

The only taxes I remit directly now are the tiny town tax they implemented of 1%.I just take my net income spreadsheet and calculate the 1% and give them a check.

EVERYONE is trying to crack the motivated seller code with technology or other voodoo tactics but they fail to realize that the inherent simple characteristic of "motivation" is exactly that it can't be equated, formulated or coded.Motivation is not about "if you exhibit characteristics "X", "Y", and "Z", you have a higher chance of being a motivated seller". 

Couldn't you also see the headlines reading more like "Foreclosures on the Rise as Banks Crack Down on Predatory Investors".

There is a significant crack in an outside wall of the foundation that I still need to have someone evaluate.

Im leaning towards option 2 because option 1 will be too costly if the pipes freeze, heat exchanger of the furnace crack, etc and there's no guaranty she will pay for the repairs.

I've also had guests buy their own TP and trash bags and leave the extra.As for toiletries, I leave the traditional "Starter Set" of shampoo, a little bar soap, conditioner, and lotion  (the tiny hotel bottles).