You find a product, you source over seas or buy at stores.

Developers have been able to get around zoning in this way already (for larger homes).How cool would it be to have a tiny home community with a common building, park space and even some commercial space (for say a grocery store a person could walk to?

I'm talking about storing all information and creating a crystal clear simple  process from start to finish .

This issue though is you end up storing a ton of cash in one bank account that is public facing so if that LLC is ever sued, youre putting a lot of assets at risk. 2.

I was going to the house, going to the home improvement store, and putting out fires multiple times every week.

Again, the BiggerPockets store has some books for this or you can learn by watching podcasts, reading blogs, and interacting on the forum.

He’s going to be asking 12 dollars a sq ft lower than market avg in our area but, there is hardly no storage for seasonal decorations, (Christmas tree, fall decorations, etc) no garage, no fence for yard, and no place to store our dogs.

Grays ferry doesn’t have commercial stores so I’m not a fan.

No online store. 

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