I have an investor colleague that I'm having lunch with tomorrow, just to talk shop and shoot the breeze.

corner shops, liquor stores, freaking shoe stores.

There's also other compensating factors like appreciation.Kevin's right though, shop around (preferably with an investor friendly mortgage broker) until you find what you're looking for!

I would think it's no different than a shop owner having a vehicle towed that blocks a loading dock or improperly parked on their property.Jeff V

Here is some info:https://84tinyliving.com/Over 45,000 people from 20+ countries showed up one weekend in Colorado Springs to shop for tiny homes!

The cost of living will be lower, most likely a little safer, and closer to the jobs this population can perform(retail, call-centers).Other, places will be strengthen, because they are established and have good services and attractions anyway for people.  

I'm shopping around for rates and applying to a few and many of them have sections asking for my employers phone number and address. 

(once a year their shop guy calls for us to pick up, and dads been retired 3 yrs)So we then would mix say 50 gallons up in a large vat...

There are plenty of discount chop shop lenders out there that entice people with the promise of a low rate then the deal never closes 

Shop around and find one that fits your needs.