That implies monthly income for any single one of at least 3x that, or basically $2800 (originally divided the monthly rent by three since that is the roommate quantity, and then multiply result by 3 for minimum qualifying income per month).

I would like to focus on rv and tiny house pads toward the end of the year.

Funny story - I once rented to a couple young men techies from India who actually shared a really tiny studio apartment. 

I deal with very large quantities of data, over 75GB currently, and to this point Windows/MS has more than proved that it cannot handle large volumes of data. 

I’ll need some time to rebuild my credit, build relationships with lenders/re investors, grow financial iq, and increase my income through other ventures.I’d like to end up living in a tiny home on a few acres that I own, growing my groceries and possibly hemp!

On high risk assets like this if an investor invests at all generally investors make it a tiny percentage maybe under 5% of their holdings.

However, we have been successfully working with the city to turn the mobile home park into a tiny house community in Florence, Arizona.

Here is the full explanation:http://www.madfientist.com/how-to-access-retirement-funds-early/ I think I've read that article at least once, and it doesn't sink into my tiny brain.

Our mortgage payments are now much lower than current market rents  (and although we only have a modest 3 BR, 2 BA with a little tiny front yard.

You see, there are many teeny-tiny things you can avoid to save up money, they do make a big difference.Sell All Unused Things: Did you ever really think of digging up your attic or storeroom?