Will go nicely under the original front transome that looks to have the original glass with the address. https://www.flickr.com/photos/32911628@N08/39497291385Numbers:Fix up: $98,000Purchase: $104,000Total investment: $202,000ARV: $235,000Yearly.

Buyers will need to get a personal property loan, just like a loan for a car or a boat.I expect that tiny homes will be a depreciating asset, not subject to appreciating values like stick-built homes on owned land.I think the best application for tiny houses is to address a bonafide local housing crisis - especially for a group like homeless veterans.  

One of the units in my 6 family is withholding rent this month over claims repairs have not been addressed, but the tenant at the same time is refusing access to the apartment unless they are home/present.  

If you are just renting it to them as extra square footage and storage, I don't believe you have to address that issue. 

@Nereida Moreno I have sent a colleague request to you as I can't see your email address to sent you the workbook.

A property like what I am visualizing (large hole in roof for years) may require several different issues addressed such as remediation, abatement, etc. these issues alone could make this a very bad investment and it's not a good way to start. 

Please feel free to message me and I'll give you the name of my realtor and the addresses of some places I've looked at lately.

@Kory Hannah Do you have a phone number or email address that I could contact you through?

@Seth Hayes ... please PM me your email address.

I did look through other threads to find this info but didn't see anything that directly addresses this point of a small short-term loan.