not that upset.anyway, here are the details:asking - 67, then reduced to 58.purchased - 51ksq. ft - 9563 bed/ 1.5 bathno garage - a shed is presentupdates - ~12k with the driveway, which needs to be replaced.rent - $1,050 estimate when it's all done.my concrete guy wants to buy it on a land contract, so not sure what will happen at this point.

my first suggestion would be stop advertising you have X amount of $$$ publicly. 

If after installation the home was sold to the next owner, labor warranty immediately expires and parts warranty gets reduced down to 5 years.If the unit was never registered, I think you get no labor warranty and parts warranty defaults to 5 years ...?

IE is just another way of saying "Smog, congestion and over crowded public schools".DL P.S.

Feel free to PM me that if you don't want to share publicly. :)Thanks! 

Along with what they said, I would arrange with the seller to immediately have security cameras with audio installed in all public areas.  

Having said that, treating someone well at the beginning of a lease will tend to reduce problems, not create more.      

What items or hacks do you like that reduce costs and force appreciation?

I understand the draw of an RV park and the need for hook-ups, and tent campers are happy with community bathroom/shower--reducing infrastructure cost--but it takes an awfully long time to recoup the 30-35,000 all-in cost per Tiny House, especially if you calculate the modest additional income you'll make over just providing a pretty, rustic tent site.  

I was the broker for both the acquisition (as selling agent) and disposition (as listing agent) for this transaction.Bought for $90,000 in October of this year.Bought a new fridge, new vent hood, installed new carpet, and took care of some small repairs.HOA, property tax and holding costs were under $350 a month.Listed the property on the MLS and sold it for $126,000, closed in early March.Most likely could have reduced the holding period if we started off by listing the property at a lower price sooner.