RobbieTry reading some of the posts here from other accountants.

Otherwise, I'll share your post with past clients and see if there's any relatable high-level feedback that I can provide.2.) 

Hi Shawn, thanks for replying my post and suggestion.. yes agree New Jersey is very expensive to do real estate..

But based on what you posted you would be allowed to do as you wish with the tiny homes and likely add more if they are a success.Regarding the first part of this thread it's worth noting that there is no zoning in the City of Houston.

I just created a post for your question https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/30/topics/1171957-three...

One issue is that many places have open listings, so that means compensation to the agent goes to whatever agent brings the buyer, so you'll get 10 or 100 agents all posting the same listing, so can be difficult for buyers to sort through. 

Would love to swap our knowledge in return, we've been researching for a bit.We also have another post over here about SKIP TRACERS: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/12/topics/1158109-skip-...Thanks!

@Michelle Backer thanks for the post. 

Hi Kyle, I see this post is a year old but I just found BP!

From what I understand, you can deduct the entire premium as it is an expense to run the rental property.