If so, that’s a big plus, but you’ll have to pay the city something to tie in each unit.We spent about $100K for 2 tiny houses, furnishings, a/c, roads, electric, and septic.

But if it actually helped you reach financial freedom that much faster, would it be money well spent?

I spent the last few months fixing the foundation of my property, but now that's been completed and my home is up for rent, but it's been sitting on the market going on about 45+ days now and I have not been successful at getting any renters or even applications for that matter. 

Her's is going to sheep, but nonetheless the non-metaverse translation is a single, elderly woman (that spent her day cleaning her building) and is asset rich, but cash poor and might have to deal with tenants, maintenance and BS for another twelve months until her properties sell..Her discipline of low debt, no debt and frugality helped her reach and exceed very lofty personal goals, but when will she enjoy the fruits of her labor and how much do the sheep or the next in line deserve or require? 

Home builder who I contacted was transparent and expects they will make about $100K of profit and the rest of it will be spent in the construction process including charges for architect, permitting, building, finishing, landscaping etc.

In fact, I spent a weekend at her beautiful beach front cape cod "summer" house with one of her daughters (for clarification I was married at the time and was there with my wife along with a group of friends).

Before I spent the money on door hangers I tried using a 4 x 6 yellow letter that I scotch taped to their door.

I spent about 4hrs to clean and repaint above the shower.

I just spent a half day in class going over all this B.S.

I say this as someone who has spent many years as a tenant in 3 countries.