Over the years we've both created and compiled many resources for those interested in tiny houses. Regardless if you plan to build your house from the ground up with your own hands, or buy a house that is move in ready, you'll find many of the answers to your questions in the articles and links below. Links to external sources are identified by a icon.
If you are in the early stages of your tiny house journey, you are likely doing a lot of research. After all, there is a lot to learn. From where you plan to park your tiny house to how best to go about downsizing. Read on as there is no substitute to being properly prepared.
If you have decided to build your own tiny house, it can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your life. Your individual level of experience will determine how much you need to learn to successfully complete your house, as even experienced professional need to learn the unique aspects of building on a trailer.
If you don’t have the time or inclination to build your own tiny house, you may be looking to buy either a new or used. But not all tiny house builders and tiny houses are created equal. Learn what to look for as well as where to look for your new home.
Regardless of how you acquire your tiny house, it will likely need to be moved at least once. If you decide to take on that task and will want to be prepared for not only your safety, but the safety of everyone around you.
Living in a tiny house is not like living in a conventional home. Most experience significant financial benefits as well as realizing a happier, more simple existence. But transitioning to a smaller space also requires adjustments.
Just like with all housing options, sometimes situations change and you need something different. If you decide to sell your tiny house you will want to make sure you make it appealing and price it right.
Like other property types, Tiny House’s as an investment have the potential to pay big dividends.
The rules for tiny houses can vary state by state and even county by county. To complicate matters even more these rules are constantly changing. So we have started these ‘living document’ pages to update as the rules adapt. If you have aditional information about your state or city, please reach out and we will update these pages.