A group of 5 or 6 "tiny houses" could do the exact same thing.No real premium features to the property other than the proximity to the beach while being very private.  

This is where Quickbooks might be a better choice but I've met so many who complain that it's expensive, time consuming and has a high learning curve which is off putting.It's hard to find decent RE focused software that's not built for big businesses or tiny portfolios unfortunately, especially ones with the right features.

Get rid of any broken screens or chipped paint for a fresh look to your home’s exterior.

I had this idea of purchasing 5-6 tiny homes and renting to college students in the UT Arlington areaHowever my areas I am considering are Arlington and Mansfield currently.

I have been doing a tiny bit of driving for dollars and as I prep/goal set for 2018, I told myself that I am GOING TO find, and close, my first deal next year.

Curious if anyone has developed a tiny home park in a city?  

At that tiny payment difference I would probably not pay the points but that’s just me.

I'm picking up my first, 10 unit apartment complex. 10 tiny studio apartments.

The little, tiny difference can be enough to give you the OK.

Chip Chronister That is the problem.