My goal was to start one tiny home at a time but have the water/power/sewer for maybe like 20 tiny homes. 

Thinking about purchasing land and placing a prefab tiny home on it.

Hello, I own a home (3bd/2ba could be 5 bed 2 bath with slight remodel), cabin (1bd/1ba), and new 12 site full service tiny home park on 5.5 acres in a very tourism strong area in South Dakota. 

I am looking to put down about 800K on a tiny 2b/2bth condo in Irvine, CA that is on the market for 1.2M (I know right??). 

That’s a very powerful tax benefit, and once you convert it to a rental and time passes, you start chipping away at that clean exclusion window.If you rent it out instead, you’ll pick up rental income, but you’ll also get depreciation deductions, which can reduce or even eliminate the taxable income on paper.

I think this would be ideal if you had a bunch of friends and you all wanted to live together, each could chip in a fair amount.

However, the city will require the parking area to be chip and seal, asphault, or concrete which makes that option quite a bit more expensive but still cheaper than other options.  

I found that it's best for tracking the big-picture stuff like property offboarding, claims, and owner comms, while leaving the tiny details to a dedicated PMS.Are you trying to build a 'master board' for all properties, or separate ones for each?

SupplyLas Vegas is unique because it is a tiny island of privately owned land in an ocean of federal land.

With an implied cap rate around 7.5%, a portfolio that is predominantly free-market residential in Manhattan and Brooklyn, and a tiny public float that has kept institutional attention limited, Clipper fits the profile of a classic take-private candidate.