SupplyLas Vegas is unique because it is a tiny island of privately owned land in an ocean of federal land.

I don't need to know him to know him; his misery and everest sized chip on the shoulder speaks volumes. 

Here’s one thing that saved me:I kept one credit card open—just one.While everything else collapsed, that single card kept my credit history alive.Years later, that “tiny thread” helped me rebuild perfect credit and access over $500K in lines.The tip?

Quote from @Erika Albert: I use  '*glamping*', '*tiny homes*', '*casitas*', '* RV *', '*resort*, *unrestricted*, *airstream* I had decent luck with "Commercial" i found a few motels that didn't pop with "motel"

Plus, with all the growth happening here—Intel’s $26B chip plant, Amazon, Google, Facebook, Honda, Anduril, Microsoft, and more—the appreciation upside is very real.

So by the time the loan comes due they can just pay off the tiny remaining balance and do not have to sell.Debt can be good in certain situations if you use it properly but if abused debt with commercial properties you could lose half the investment having to sell in a non optimal time in the market.    

At 1-2%, I'd rather refer out my potential buyer and let another agent do all the work and give me some tiny referral for not having to manage the transaction.  

Hey BiggerPockets family! 
Some of you may have seen me around here over the years talking about short-term rentals, weird Airbnbs, or launching glamping sites from the ground up. I'm excited to share something big: ...

I want to BRRR, but with sellers having to chip away at the asking price, I need to profit and right now, this market isn't very BRRR friendly.I can act on a deal they bring me just as long as I'm going to get something out of it.

Tiny homes might be fine for some, but they are simply too small.