#2 gives you much more coverage for just a tiny bit more per month, but I'm sure you already noticed that.....

I don’t know if the area is right or not, but I have heard of some investors doing glamping, portable tiny house, or renovated airstream for rental.

There were 3 bedrooms and a tiny enclosed porch so I rented out 3 of the bedrooms for $1400 a month total and lived in the enclosed porch until one of the roommates moved out.

Even if Zillow's homes are concentrated in 50% of the listings in the US that's still just a tiny percent of what's for sale.

I tried developing several applications with actual calendars, but the tiny squares with the Day Numbers was too small for data entry and to see exactly what your task (or multiple tasks) for any specific day required the used to click on each date.

So at best case the engineers said "yup, this will have negative ripple effect on that other side but F-em, we only care about this 1 tiny positive". 

In 2008 there WERE people that lost properties because loans were due, and there was no other financing available, but supposedly that was a very tiny amount. 

Hi,I was wondering had a Rough idea of cost of running electricity on new construction for a tiny home, 300 sq ft, with poles on the property.Also if we build multiple tiny homes all needing power on the property, is there an efficient cheaper way to do that instead running power overhead to each one.

.• I'd like to jump straight into a $1.5 million apartment, but I'm thinking of doing a fourplex or a property of tiny homes and RVs. 

It sounds like I should be able to DIY this (and I do enjoy it and have done taxes for a tiny corporation) once I research the correct and optimal way to separate the business from the residence.