I don't like posting Chat AI answers....but in this case I couldn't probably write it better.A McMansion is a large, overbuilt suburban home, typically over 3,000 square feet, that is mass-produced by developers with a focus on quantity over quality and architectural authenticity.

And the price is lower, because it's a tiny house.

Small Master BathroomsMost post-war homes in Tampa came with one shared bath and maybe a tiny master.

Ask them who their most active clients are.Building Your CredibilityA good buyers list is about quality, not just quantity.

Multi-family 2-4 units are the way to go in most cases unless you have a niche market or niche property type like Modular or "Tiny Home" you can get in addition to a cost efficient lot or piece of land.I have over 19 years in the REI game and on the finance side of thing so if you need to pick someone's brain hit me up or send me an email.

When I say cabins, I am thinking tiny houses that will have two beds each.

Property Characteristics:Bedrooms/Bathrooms (3/2 is often the sweet spot for single families).Square footage (avoid the oddball tiny or huge homes that don’t rent easily).Lot size (tenants like a yard, but oversized lots can add maintenance headaches).Parking/garage availability.3.

The equity is really the largest wealth builder with RE, the cashflow is exciting seeing it hit your account but really a tiny percent of the total return. 

It is still a tiny business and is not at all systematic like subprime MBS was, but I am worried a bit that taking mom and pop out of the loop who really care about their money has reduced standards and deals are getting done that should not be and there might be  touble in that securtization market.

One reviewer insisted that the toilets were “tiny,” when, in fact, they are standard toilets purchased from Lowe’s (American Standard) and one is even chair height.