But when you talk about price point for the nice apartments compared to splitting a house with 2 buddies it's a huge gap.Example: 4 bedroom apartment you'll pay $750 per person at IQ on Bruce B Downs. 2 or 3 of those guys could get together and get a house for less than $500 a person and have a nice spot with the entire house, yard, driveway.... instead of a tiny apt.

Not even a tiny bit.I'm sure Grove appreciates you taking some of the negative attention off of him, though.

Since they are not common, or in any quantity to any area, they are hard to finance since they are hard to get comps. 

From investor perspective 3rd ward -- The boat has sailed for buy and hold .. there could be very tiny window to grab properties that would rent out economically ..

Prices can flatten or have tiny dips, but very rarely in history has the market crashed quickly.

Or maybe you were referring to a "tiny house"? 

I pay the power company to harvest it and have the tiny chipmunks run electric acorns through the power lines or however that works, so that when I flip a switch it's there.

You did say you would be living in one unit, but assuming you pay the market rent it still loses a tiny bit every year. 

I'm also great at building credit so I use my credit cards to boost up my score and other tiny loans.

Kind of like a tiny home lifestyle but not as extreme as that.