They are tiny last time I checked. 

The first thing I would do is make sure the foundation is sound.Check all along the basement walls to see if there are any cracks. 

How did you deal with high ticket repairs like when a boiler cracks and you are in for a $28,000 plus expense?

@Gil Lawson That's a very tough nut to crack. 

But in your rental you will have tenants who will drop things and CRACK the tile, causing a sharp hazard.

We’re evaluating a few strategies/options for them to get into a smaller home and rent out the larger home with a tiny mortgage.

Cracks in the foundation can mean costly repairs, as well.When looking at the property for its potential, consider whether you can easily open up the interior space by removing non-load-bearing walls.

Hello BP,My mother and I want to do a vacation rental property in Pensacola FL, I've figured out I want "tiny" houses on a waterfront lot (inland on canals).

That is where I got paid $7000.Rented the smaller house at $1,300 a month plus all utilities, on the day of closing.Payment to Investor is 1,000 a monthI live in the other home right now, as I build on lot next door or bring in 2 tiny homes. 

In my opinion, this type of training is grossly overvalued, especially when you could read a view books and connect with a mentor and get the same education for a tiny fraction of the cost.I took an alternative route, I began as a real estate agent earning an income as I learned the business, and very carefully analyzed the first couple deals that I invested in.