Hi All,With over ten years of residential investment experience, I recently started Highlander Investments up in our tiny corner of the universe with a business model closer to an investment club than a conventional real estate brokerage.I registered for BP about a month ago and did not immediately introduce myself because I'm wary of social media in general.

There was a very tiny 1/1 house on it that burned down many years ago and now the space is used for parking.  

I have one tiny problem or should i say i have two little angles and a third on the way.

We are in no way interested in moving, we have a tiny mortgage left on a home on 1/2 acre with a river wrapping around it near everything in town. 

Best to always identify quantities and tasks to improve and then plug in some meaningful allowances for each if you can?

It allows you to access the cash with tiny fees and the interest goes to your 401k.  

And, while how the property performs today is important, how it will perform over the long term is more important.Short term factors:• Price range• Real return• Rehab costLong term factors:• Population trends• Job quality and quantity trends• Regulations• Ongoing maintenance costs• Probable appreciationIn the following sections I will briefly discuss each of these factors.Price RangeThe following is my opinion of the price ranges in Las Vegas.

I still have the bedroom bathroom and a tiny den room with a sliding glass door which is my only way to get in and out and I cannot lock the door to secure my belongings. 

I am working with this company and they have three tiny home parks, all with nightly rentals.

The quantity will depend on your list but your budget will probably only allow 500 per month for 2 months but id say that's a good start.All the Best,Brian