I am not actively licensed in CA, but I use my ability to analyze regulation/laws to help with our current tiny RE portfolio.Our short term goal (2018) is to take the profits from a rental that we currently own in Sacramento (and that we plan to sell in early 2018), to buy a multi-family unit in San Jose or elsewhere in the South Bay (most likely duplex, but looking at tri- and four-plexes).

Get more education and keep stacking your chips for now!

The yard is way to big in the back and we thought a tiny home (less than 400 sq/ft) would be an ideal addtion. 

I kinda ruefully tell them that we see this a lot - inspectors who just don't know what they're looking at, and who are trained to point out every tiny thing, lest they be sued at some point for missing something.I go point by point down their repair request.

Turns out one unit is a very tiny unit with 1 bedroom, bathroom, and a kitchen with no other general or living room space.

If you find a tiny bank with their own portfolio, heck, ask the teller.

That is an extremely tiny deal.Most commercial mortgage guys have 10,000 minimums or 1% of loan balance whichever is greater.

I took my class with Chip Brown, http://www.realestateschoolofsc.com/I would love to help you more with studying, resources to study, talking about finding properties or anything else of value to you.

Tiny house owners in Austin (TX) – are tiny homes considered ADUs in Austin city zip 78702?

For your money, you get a fixed 8% return plus a very tiny sliver of the equity.