Shared Housing Network

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Room:
https://www.realtor.com/advice/rent/how ... ut-a-room/
"Step No. 1: How to become a landlord

If you’re just renting out a room that's empty or the space above the garage, you may not feel like a true landlord; however, in the eyes of the law, you will be one. That means you should learn exactly how to be a landlord, and follow all the tenant laws in your state. They include making repairs in a timely manner, respecting the tenant’s privacy, and providing a peaceful place to live."

https://www.moneycrashers.com/renting-o ... -in-house/
Steps for Renting Out a Room
How do you go about finding a trustworthy renter? What about federal, state, and local laws? And how do you protect yourself after finding the right roommate?
With a few simple guidelines, you can make the experience all upside.

https://www.zillow.com/rental-manager/r ... n-a-house/
"10 tips for renting out a room in your house
Pros and cons of renting a room in your house
Is renting out a room right for you?"

https://ipropertymanagement.com/guides/ ... nting-room
"Renting a room in your home makes you a live-in landlord, with different implications than renting out an entire property. Here is what you need to know:"


Tiny Home:
https://www.godownsize.com/rent-tiny-house/
"Where can I rent a tiny house?
There are 4 options if you want to test a tiny house:
Airbnb has several tiny houses
Glamping hub
Tryittiny.com
Ask on forums"


https://www.tinyhomebuilders.com/tiny-h ... washington
"There are 9 tiny house listings found in Washington, but Washington is just one of the many great locations to park and live in your tiny house! Check out other great locations here or search by location with the Tiny House Map https://www.tinyhomebuilders.com/map?forsale=true."

Paying cash or money order for a room makes everything just a tad bit simpler. Just saying.