And you also have my poster dream car, a Diablo!

The Caravan example feels unique and fun because the prototype is more one-of-a-kind and completely out of context -- and out of context to the point where other odd objects are often substituted -- a teepee, a train car, a spaceship.Same thing as an AirB&B -- fun and novel for a while, but after the novelty wears off, any other nice RV might easily be substituted.As for renting a tiny house over the long term, I've already raised some practical and logistical questions in previous posts -- in short, I think renting as opposed to owning runs counter to the nature of the Tiny House prototype, and the reasons for living in one.

Small beans (within the range of $1200) in most scenarios of buying a house or car as you stated in the OP.

In my opinion, it sounds like the easiest way to remedy this situation is to give the tenant whom owns the car a call.

@Cara LonsdaleExactly!

Thanks for the tips Cara!

So, after the drill, I'd put a sawzall as number 2.You also need a good assortment of drill bits, screwdriver bits, and blades for the sawzall.Working on a car a socket set and a set of combination wrenches is essential.

Also as you know 125k combined translate to only 10k gross and should be around 7-8k when it hits the bank, a 500k mortgage will be around 3k/mo and two cara will go around 1k, utilities and fuel maybe another 1k, that alone is 5k that doesn’t leave a lot for errors and living expenses.

@Cara Lonsdale - Thanks for your inputs.

@Cara Lonsdale Thank you for the information!