Are you ready to go “small”? Tiny homes are popping up across the country as many look to save money, reduce their carbon footprint or see what it’s like to live with less. But buying or building a tiny home is easier said than done. There’s a lot to consider – from the actual construction to the lifestyle
By nature all tiny homes are small, but that is often where their similarities end. With a variety of styles, amenities, and differing levels of quality on the market, the cost of living in one of these diminutive abodes can be as diverse as the houses themselves. A tiny home can be a permanent structure or
Buying a tiny house is a huge undertaking – particularly from a financing perspective. Tiny house hunters are typically looking for homes that range from 100 to 500 square feet. Many of these home buyers are millennials, who don’t want the hassle of maintaining a large house, says Matt Parker, a real estate agent in
By Gemma Alexander Home may be where the heart is, but good luck convincing the authorities of that if your home is illegal. Your heart – or finances – may lead you to hang your hat in any number of atypical dwellings, but the truth is, it takes more than love to make a house a