I hope you can get it rented with steady cash flow.Did you fly out there to check it out before you made the offer?

The Brokaw Group was the realtor and the contractor was Progressive Builders.

It would be great to get some backing from HUD or FDIC to make some changes and hold accountability to those who abuse their program.Will keep progress posted here for anyone interested in the outcome.

They are now retired, with multiple properties, mainly multi family units and have a steady income from the properties I worked on in my teenage years.

The exterior of the building has been a work in progress.

And for that matter, if your plans progress, it might be worth taking a bit of a road trip and specifically staying in some tiny home rentals to gain a better understanding of the visitor experience.On a side note, I'm curious what type of insurance policy you'd need/be able to find for your intended use of the tiny home.

Problem was the lateness would get progressively later and there would be months they didn’t pay till the last week of the month.

The area is clearly questionable, but it's hard to deny the obvious progress surrounding it.

As you make more progress, your wife is likely to continue to trust you to make good choices.

The only time I might avoid (non-critical) maintenance is in the case of an acrimonious non-renew or eviction in progress.