Drugs, domestic violence, refusal to pay their tiny portion of the rent, moving in extra tenants in violation of their lease, terrorizing their neighbors and us. 

Does anyone invest in tiny house lots?

To answer your question specifically, look for loose or curling shingles, discoloration, particles stripping from the shingles and falling in the gutters (they look like tiny pebbles), streaking, or roof leaks inside (a very late sign). 

I have several tiny morgages on rental properties through a small local bank...i have one that's even a 12,000 mortgage..if you find the right bank/lending officer, you can get the financing as long as you have the 25-30% downpayment that they'll most likely require..if you're interested in learning what a small local bank can do for your business, check out my blog that's linked from my profile (shameless plug, but i want more readers)

It’s not the quantity that matters it’s the quality!

Anyway, they are still disputing the TINY bit we originally invoiced them. 

It seems a lot of the people giving you a hard time on this thread are assuming the conviction is for SMOKING weed, but around here getting caught with a small quantity would be a violation and the person issued an appearance ticket, as I understand it  (your jurisdiction may vary, of course).  

My wife and I own the tiny house we built and live in, but we pay a small rental fee to park the tiny house there. 

I’m a tiny rental fan.

The quantity of units is a logical fallacy.