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cons

might not be easily accessible for disabled people

if you want to move your tiny house you'll need a truck which can be expensive (gas and repairs as well)

tiny homes aren't legal housing in some states for some reason (zoning laws and tiny houses on wheels)

tiny homes have awful resell values so they lose value fast once they become used

might be a lack of privacy for families with kids/teens

less space than a traditional home

Pros

costs around 20k-50k to build

you can go off the grid with how most tiny homes are built

lower electricity bills and lower carbon footprint

tiny homes can even be mobile so you can move and take your house with you

uses less building materials and takes up less space

cheaper than a normal sized house

"tiny house talk" blog

includes vans (van life) as a part of the tiny house movement

also used as a way to advertise tiny houses for sale

many many different people and stories

blog space for people with tiny homes

"the tiny house movement" intro

"more and more North Americans see themselves as consumers first"

family tried out tiny house living before fully committing to it

discusses and gives a helpful overview of what each chapter will cover (will refer to this to find support on specific details probably)

talks about having too much and the storage market

family

sustainability benefits

lower emissions during construction process

many tiny houses are designed for "off-grid" living which means they're built with solar panels, composting (often toilet composters), and even wind turbines

lower water consumption

uses less materials when being built

often has a lower carbon footprint

lower resource use as well

smaller area means less space to have to use energy to heat and cool

"tiny house stats"

average income of a tiny home owner is around $42k

more female tiny home owners than male

most tiny home owners are above the age of 30 or are 30

tiny homes are cheapest in North Dakota and most expensive in Hawaii (makes sense)

tiny homes are most popular in Vermont (the forgotten state) but Idaho has the most tiny home listings

more people are starting to or have considered living in a tiny home

only around 10k tiny homes in the US

average price is around $67k

average size is 225 square feet

"Living large in a tiny home"

has solar panels and a composting toilet

"Tiny is just any small house that meets the minimum needs of the occupants and edits out everything else that gets in the way"

roadblock of where to put the tiny house. common roadblock within the movement

family of three with a 7 YO daughter

160 square feet

two loft bedrooms

built tiny house from mianly recycled materials

scene in doc

"this could be the most serious recession in decades"

dining table doubles as work desk

"How much money do I have to spend?"

lots of shelf space in tiny home- able to fit a lot but not be cluttered

Jay Austin is a tiny home designer

"element of affordability, simplicity, and sustainability"

"they dont have 500K, they have a loan that guarantees that"

2008 recession