Since 1996 I have followed through on my personal commitment to represent the best interests of my clients throughout their real estate transactions, and after the closing.Today, success is determined on experience, and the ability to discern the relevant quality of a huge quantity of current information sources.

However I'm not sure the demand is there yet for houses in this category to be rapidly converted or redeveloped in large quantity,  but I am sure it will happen at some increased rate.Just because ALL of SFR now allows this,   it will tend to spread out the activity more,  as opposed to upzoning smaller areas, concentrating redevelopment in those areas and rapidly changing them.   

Quality is much more important that quantity when it comes to actually earning the return you expect.  

A key to my approach is the idea that rent increases cover payment increases.I agree that refinancing costs are real, but they amount to something like 1% of the principal, which is TINY compared to the TAXES you'd pay if you extracted equity by selling property.

I'm just here to network and expand my knowledge, plus contribute a bit of my understanding of the DIY and RVing community/tiny home movement.

My name is Dev and I'm based in New York, the city of tiny cap rates.

Someone built a tiny house and is renting it out on Airbnb.I can't seem to find anything online that gives examples of agreements that people who "arbitrage" properties that are not theirs on Airbnb.Can anyone forward me some examples of profit-sharing.

As for 2023 - I can tell you I'm receiving a far higher quantity of inquiries from sellers holding newly originated notes.

A very tiny possibility is that they are just greedy. 

They target only a tiny portion of residences - the one's who's owners are the least capable of defending themselves against the oppressive arm of the government.