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And high gas prices

Something to point out about shared housing--you *can* get a return on your investment if you and your housemates all pitch in and buy it together. Which means you can get more of the pros of both home-ownership (stability and a return on your investment) and of shared housing, and fewer of the cons of both--i.e. you split the bills, which can potentially translate to a better work-life balance, *and* you don't have the isolation that comes with individual home ownership. I'm in the US, so I have no idea if collaboratively owning a home with other people is legal in Australia or not. My parents, my mom's siblings, and their spouses collectively own a house which they use for a family vacation home, while each couple (and my one aunt who is single) each own their own second home which they use as their primary residence. To the best of my knowledge, legally there would be nothing stopping them from all moving in together and making their vacation home their primary residence if they wanted to. From a practical standpoint, it might be tough to work that out in this particular case because the vacation home is in a small town--their hometown--and what with the sparse job opportunities, at least some of them would probably have to commute. Also, it wouldn't exactly be practical for a group of couples and/or single people to buy a house together unless they knew each other well enough that they were damn sure they wanted to live together for an extended period of time. Like say at least ten years--a time period for which it would make sense to buy a house. So buying a house with a group of people would be a gamble that it probably wouldn't be wise to take on unless you have relatives or a group of people who are basically "found family" who you really get along with. Of course, if you're really lucky, you could rent a house with a group of people and hit it off with all of them so well that you decide to buy it together.

Whos getting paid 25 an hour theses days

$1000/month to live in an over crowded house with other adults. Who is making that work and enjoying it? Set the cash on fire and I'd get more peace from it than wasting it that way.

$1000/month to live in an over crowded house with other adults. Who is making that work and enjoying it? Set the cash on fire and I'd get more peace from it than wasting it that way.

I can't even afford $15 a day. How the heck are people paying double that?

Thank you so muchhh!!!

Hi John Paul, would you change or add to any of your comments that you made in this video, given the rising cost of fuel and also inflation?

One Caveat on the "Tiny Home"...they aren't that cheap. I've seen some on UT that are upwards of $200,000...and with inflation, it's hard telling how expensive they are now. I, for one, can't afford that.

Has anybody snitched on you ? 😂

Imma tell 😈 jk, have fun cutie 🥰

great guys ... ive seen the work shop

I'm surprised you didn't mention house boat/sail boat life.

How much?

Average 1 bedroom in my US city currently $800

$25h , laughs in usa😭😭

Thanks for yr so complete explanation. I never figure out that Sydney was as expensive as Madrid (Spain). To each his own.... A matter of possibilities and life philosophy. Regards.

why would anyone buy a tiny home for 60,000$ when you can buy a manufactured home that is basically a real house for 23,000$? They come in different sizes and prices of course but 23,000 is the lowest price in barely researching it for a brand new one. That's what I'm probably going to do is save up money and buy one outright so I am not bleeding money on a mortgage. Then all you gotta do is pay utilities and groceries and stuff like that which is a lot more manageable, i consider it living within your means. Also, they're just now starting to 3-d print houses, i saw where they built one like a fullblown house that would normally cost around 250-300,000$ but they made it in like 2 days with 10,000$ worth of materials. So yeah, that may be a future option as well.

Houseboats? I don't know how viable are they in Australia though

He missed one, shop home!

Also Host Families

0:59 My whole life changed because of, *p a i d t o b e h o m e .c o m*

Neither I, nor ANY aquaintances make $25.00 (US)per hour! I'm in Maine, USA. Most people are hired at minimum wage. 12.00/hr. At 25.00 per hour, we could ALL afford housing here. Additionally, 25.00/hr here, is RICH, therefore, housing isn't any issue. What the heck?!!!🤬 And now, with covid-19 spreading rampantly through the United States mainland, because people are stupid, there is an influx of homelessness because a lot of people got evicted from non-payment of rent or mortgage due to loss of employment!!!

If you make 25 dollars a hour, you can live however you wish... 25 dollars an hour, most people struggle to make that.

I am an Australian university student doing architecture. My dream goal is to construct a village of tiny homes with a new grid for electricity supply completely self-sustainable. I spend most of my time researching into alternative housing and structures.

Arent RVs prone to leaking cuz of the flat roofs?

Good stuff! Thank you

Live for free .just about any place in the working seasonal work. Some companies will provide housing and transportation while working. Coolworks.com Seasonal work in fish Processing Plants. Cruise ships and so on. Very adventurous and for the most part free.

Also, lets not forget: Boatlife!

If I made 25 an hour I could probably afford a house instead of looking for alternatives.

Join or form a band. Tour. Sleep on floors, rent a motel room and split with bandmates. Sleep in the van if things get shitty and park with friends and family for Thanksgiving and Christmas. 😁

Looks like you dont understand ROI definition. Buying a car is not investment as its loosing value EVERYDAY!

Consider CoHousing and buyerclubs(small/local)= buy in low and still build in equety 10 yrs later// chose declining towns and go in as a group = entry level and able to have land with garden.

This would have been a great video but theres back ground noise that makes it so annoying. Otherwise the info is fantastic

1. Van - amenities! Where do you get water, where do you throw away trash? 2. On what land?? Land is awfully expensive, depending on the country. At least in the UK this is not a solution, especially if you want to OWN your home.

In Australia it's warm so you have lots more options than Europe

I came here from Living Big in a Tiny House and I have to say, your attitude is so inspiring! The house looks amazing and I hope that since then, things are still evolving and changing! What a cool advocate of living and working on your own terms!

Hi JP.. What's your full name. Regards, Exactbusiness@rediffmail.com

You're only allowed to live in your tiny home 90 days out of the year. To heck with you, if you can't afford a $800 000 home you and your children can just bloody well be homeless. Get the picture? Immigrants to Canada of yesteryear - and I'm sure it was similar in Australia - lived in SOD houses until they could build a home AS THEY COULD AFFORD IT, i.e. nor mortgage. If you try and build a house as you can afford it (put in the kitchen and bathroom when you can) you won't be allowed to live in it until it's completed as you need an "occupancy permit" before you can move in. In Canada, there are lots of really nice Travel Trailers (Caravans) or 5th Wheel trailers, used, in the $10 000 to $15 000 range. But try and find a place to put it. You aren't allowed to put it in a relative's driveway, hook up power and a garden hose for water and live in. (You might get ahead financially if you did that. The government and bank aren't going to allow that!) How many homeless people do we have to have, or how many divorces do we have to have because both Mom and Dad are working like dogs to pay that @$%*ing mortage payment every month. If the house is $800 000, then property taxes and insurance are bloody expensive too! I have a better idea, work as hard as you can, put one foot in the grave if you have and learn how to make a living that is independant of geographical location. Then LEAVE these ridiculous western countries. The west is dying, just a surely as it is slowly. Western civilization will end just like the Roman Empire did. Bread and Circuses - Social Welfare and Professional Sports. Countries like Costa Rica, Chile and Uruguay are far cheaper than western countries, safer than many large American cities and beautiful places to live.

Assuming you make 25 an hour 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Have you added in the weight of the trailer into that weight calculation?

Hi, I just saw your interview in the "Living Big in a Tiny House". I would say that your house is amazing --> ua-cam.com/video/OIbT5yoa1l0/v-deo.html

this is because of govts letting Zionists takeover their govt which leads to country's takeover. When you sell out it is a no-return policy. Then eventually your free speech and right to defend your children, yourself, and wife. Then you are left with a video such as this one that makes a 'TINY HOME' seem like a pleasant and positive thing. Because it is awesome to support your the destruction and future of your family. Also really cool to support settling for bare minimum and no garuntee that you or your family will be able to exceed the status of a dirty peasant in the name of political correctness. This is excellant!!! I sure hope the idiots supporting these ideals will stop. But they won't. Buuuut, the weak will perish and the ones that think it is cool to fuck your life on purpose should be abolished or banned from society's majority. Wait!! You did it by choice! Nice. This is disgusting. Zionism is real and the supporters have a f"""cking mental disorder... Excuse the typos. I was educated for free in a Zionist nation.

hey mate, what material did you use for interior walls thank you

Now I'm definitely one of your subscriber. New friend here. God bless you Paul!

Pleasantly surprised- MERCI BEAUCOUP!

Where do I get a backpack like that?

Boat ??

Based on $25 an hour ..... fuck my life