Sears sold modern home kits in the early 1900s. Every single thing needed to complete a home was shipped by rail, very sturdy builds. The homes were classic designs, and many across the country are still lived in.
Real estate agents are obviously gonna lie about these because they break the real estate market. Do not be discouraged to buy these guys. Live your best life 🤭
I disagree very much. Im a real estate broker and think these are a great idea for all kinds of people. The problem isnt that I would lie, its that people need to understand what they are getting and not getting. A low price is an attraction but is this the life they really want or could get used to? A lot of people who went into tiny homes found the houses cost much more in the end than they thought, were difficult to get approvals and permits for and then after a year or two became discouraged in living in a tiny space and sold them. The fact they are cheap, attractive, fun, etc, isnt the whole story. We are going into awful times and traditional home ownership is something for the back burner or even ripe for abandonment as a current hope so a cheap, tiny house is definitely worth considering. Every agent has a passion for land and ownership as opposed to renting and I would always recommend whats most suitable for someone based on their circumstances and workable dreams. If that means a tiny house, doing nothing at the moment, buying in a situation that has nothing to do with me, so be it. What I dont want for a customer is that they become stuck and in trouble in whatever choice they make. Go slowly, eyes open, buy within ability, create a firm foundation on which a happy future can be built. For that, the right answer just might be a house in this video.
@lymarie1974: "just like 100 years ago..." You're right, right down to the nails, paint and roofing. I believe the mail-order homes were selling around 8 to 9 hundred dollars. Since Sears sold those houses we been on a "bigger and bigger" house to meet our needs. I hope this becomes a trend for folks who want affordable housing. Just a note, these small houses may become necessary in the future as those who don't have retirement savings. Since the end of employer sponsored "Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution Plans" were replaced by 401k's and IRA's a lot of folks haven't saved. So, all they will have is social Security. So, these smaller homes will become (financially) necessary.
We are back to the post depression days when people brought their homes from Montgomery Ward or Sears catalogs. My husbands Grandparents had one 2 story house 3 bedrooms and over sixty years later in pretty good condition, only thing the floors were very squeaky lol, it had a fireplace too. They said it came in a kit
actually houses from a kit were sold long before the depression. Many as early as the turn of the century. Sears, I'm sure you know, was a big seller of these homes.
I need that catalog so I can pay 1k each I'm sure or less. Things don't cost what they say they do. It's all to keep us living paycheck to paycheck or living below means.
Can do it for much less. I lost home and family in a fire. I sold that land. Bought a decrepit mobile home for 1100. bucks. Put 2k down on 4 wooded acres. Had the trailer moved and a 12x14 shed built to live in while rehabbing trailer. Made shed a tiny house on mostly free or cheap used materials. Using same on trailer. Put in electrical. Buy water in jugs and use camping toilet. Comfy and gorgeous for 200 a month land contract payment. Shed cost 3500. Possible to rent to own them for 150 a month. Ordinances need to change so this can be legal. It would go a long way toward solving homelessness. I urge kids paying upwards of 1300 a month for a 1 br apt in town to consider this option. No credit check. No one asked a single question about money or employment
Before you build a “tiny home”, be sure to do your homework. Calculate the cost of building your planned tiny home, then calculate the cost of double the square footage. You can make each room bigger, or add on another room. But look at the cost per square foot. Use that info to make an informed decision about what really makes sense. And part of what makes sense is to consider resale. If you have a slightly larger “tiny” home, you’ll have a larger pool of potential buyers. Bottom line, there is a point where “tiny” can be too small.
In CA you can build a 120 SQ FT tiny home for 9.5-11k and 200 SQ FT tiny home in states that allow it as a shed for 12-12.5k, so you don't need special permits unless it's a unique place that does require it. If you do it all yourself.
the way things are going feels like the majority of people will be living in these tiny storage unit homes... or have to live with multiple roommates. I personally could never live with someone again; my home is where I get away from people. Only me and my cat please!
We lost the rv trailer and the first tiny house we were building in a major flood. lived in our shed for a year while we built our next tiny house on the rv's frame. the shed had a living area and full bath but since no insulation it was hard to heat in wnter. our new tiny house is roughly 8ft by 20ft and has everything you'd want a sleeping loft, storage loft, stairs to loft, tons of cabinets, full bathroom, washer/dryer combo, wall mounted stove, and electric or wood heat. it cost us about 20k to build it ourselves, we have no mortgage and property taxes are about 100 bucks a year. you can build what you want, have it look the way you want, etc., without getting one of these expensive half done, generic, comercial eyesores which some of these shown really are.
If you live on a flood plaine than build your home on a barge so your home will rise with the water. Boat docks work the same way, the higher the lake, the higher the dock.
I almost bought one of these tiny houses, but then I realized how bored my old lady would be with less house to clean. She has NO idea how lucky she is that I'm always thinking of her needs!
@@thepinkyprincesspoetc.a.5767 Stfu....Noone Cares About Yr PERSONAL Issues. If a Man MANSPLAINED or Whatever TO YOU. TAKE IT OUT ON HIM. Not on a Random Nice "Joe" Whos Only Talking About How He Trynna Treat His Lady Right. Stfu and Gtfo with ur BuzzWords and Stupidity (Feminism) and Insufferable Attitude.
@@thepinkyprincesspoetc.a.5767 ME and OTHERS Just Wanna Hear the Man Talk About Wether or Not THE HOUSE is Really Worth it Cuz it looks Cool. So FOH with yr S h i t.
It’s not like we don’t have houses in museums that were built from Clay hundreds of years ago- it’s definitely plausible with the right knowledge and foundation
@@ghostnoterboomboom9119 Your "style" choice is reasonable and I suppose I agree with you. In reality, most any of these homes would be VERY difficult to permit making them more practical in a rural setting than an urban setting.
You should be able to buy these kits for 5k-10k. I spent about 4000 building mine out of normal rated materials from a big box store and it's a lot more solid than any of these flimsy toolsheds. If I'd ordered directly from a lumber yard I'd have saved at least $1000.
About 20 years ago I built a 2 bedroom one bath house 1200 sq fully finished for 20.000 . Using good materials. I bet most of these things won’t even pass inspection. Here you have to use 2x6 I bet these are 2x4
0:13 bruh this one looks exactly like our garage/storage in our backyard, where we put our tools, junk and bicycles. It's common one for Dutch people lol.
I'm sure municipalities will be more than happy to hand out occupancy permits. I'm also sure nearby homeowners will have no issues whatsoever with prefab homes popping up left and right.
The Richmond Barn house looks like an excellent option for a cheap-but-superior starter home. Only questions I have are will it include options for electricity and plumbing, and will it have a solid foundation that's stormproof?
Bredda..u can buy a more sustainable future for less than a un-sustainable stress case mortgage of $340,000 and own your own land... for Hopes sake sign me up! Love this video , blessed to all the revolutionarys of joy, be tiny but mighty up!
Some nice homes...however, if you want electric, plumbing, etc., be prepared. It costs THOUSANDS of dollars to get all that done. Also, the majority don't even have insulation so there is also that unless your only going to use it in good weather, no excessive heat or cold. Again, some nice homes but buyer beware. These are not truly finished homes in the traditional sense!
The only tiny “house” on this list is the Starenergy one. All the others are like glorified sheds. A single room, no matter what you put around the outside wall cannot be called a tiny home. A proper tiny home has at least one separate bedroom, a separate bathroom, a kitchen, an eating area, a lounge area and storage. So, most of these really don’t qualify to be called tiny homes.
Oh and I heat with woodstove when it's very cold and electric tower heater otherwise. Have a big toaster oven and a 2 coil electric stove I bought for 30 bucks. Got the oven used for 10.
I love the barn style I like a room I like upstairs too living upstairs in the winter time in the summertime downstairs yeah like I said I'd have it shipped to me I do all the extra work the plumbing electricity insulating it all the good stuff yay
The cost of meeting shire council requirements such as water, sewage,and power connections would add thousands to this simple structure. They must also meet safety inclusions such as fire alarms and fire retardent materials in many rural Australian areas.
Yeah but it’s a step in the right direction. They do market it like it wont cost you about what you’re paying for the home, to get the home all ready. But it’s still cheaper than a full sized home
These really small homes are great and all.... But, Are they *bathsalt zombie cannibal* proof? Would really hate to end up as some *canned food* when the *biting & eating* starts.
I had friend that was construction worker. Their called framers anyway he built tiny dog house right before my very eyes. It had roof paper, siding, no window. A friend cut holes for windows found out custom window are fortune. So existing windows. All guy would need is pick up truck that barely runs. In old days home was built with chain saw.
Hi Caroline! I'm assuming you're talking about No 10 (Farmhouse by Cedarshed). The Farmhouse is originally designed to be a shed, but with the right modifications it could be a house to live in (provided it is permitted in your local area).
Yes, they show them like it's so exciting that we have to live in fucking tiny houses because we can't afford a fucking, normal house like previous generations. It's not great, it's sad.
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Sears sold modern home kits in the early 1900s. Every single thing needed to complete a home was shipped by rail, very sturdy builds. The homes were classic designs, and many across the country are still lived in.
The home I grew up in was a Sears kit :) My parents bought it in the early 1950s. It still stands today with a new owner
My great grandmother house was a sears home and it’s still standing and liveable
Sears catalog had everything
There are still some fine examples out there.
Real estate agents are obviously gonna lie about these because they break the real estate market. Do not be discouraged to buy these guys. Live your best life 🤭
You fucking right ❤
I disagree very much. Im a real estate broker and think these are a great idea for all kinds of people. The problem isnt that I would lie, its that people need to understand what they are getting and not getting. A low price is an attraction but is this the life they really want or could get used to? A lot of people who went into tiny homes found the houses cost much more in the end than they thought, were difficult to get approvals and permits for and then after a year or two became discouraged in living in a tiny space and sold them. The fact they are cheap, attractive, fun, etc, isnt the whole story. We are going into awful times and traditional home ownership is something for the back burner or even ripe for abandonment as a current hope so a cheap, tiny house is definitely worth considering. Every agent has a passion for land and ownership as opposed to renting and I would always recommend whats most suitable for someone based on their circumstances and workable dreams. If that means a tiny house, doing nothing at the moment, buying in a situation that has nothing to do with me, so be it. What I dont want for a customer is that they become stuck and in trouble in whatever choice they make. Go slowly, eyes open, buy within ability, create a firm foundation on which a happy future can be built. For that, the right answer just might be a house in this video.
I'm an agent and I post about these. These all encompassing comments are bs.
@@cvcoco why people need to go to go to areas where permits are not a issue. Lots of places in the southwest you can build as you please.
dont work for the jew The rest of your life
Just like 100 years ago people would order their home from Sears. Just had to put it together ❤
We live in a 110-year-old kit house!
Craftsman house sears
@lymarie1974: "just like 100 years ago..." You're right, right down to the nails, paint and roofing. I believe the mail-order homes were selling around 8 to 9 hundred dollars.
Since Sears sold those houses we been on a "bigger and bigger" house to meet our needs.
I hope this becomes a trend for folks who want affordable housing.
Just a note, these small houses may become necessary in the future as those who don't have retirement savings. Since the end of employer sponsored "Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution Plans" were replaced by 401k's and IRA's a lot of folks haven't saved.
So, all they will have is social Security. So, these smaller homes will become (financially) necessary.
@@beehicks1 : "Craftsman house sears" yeah and not "Guaranteed for Life" like Craftsman tools.
@@fritzsmith3296 your so right my friend.
We are back to the post depression days when people brought their homes from Montgomery Ward or Sears catalogs. My husbands Grandparents had one 2 story house 3 bedrooms and over sixty years later in pretty good condition, only thing the floors were very squeaky lol, it had a fireplace too. They said it came in a kit
My parents' home had a Sears fireplace in it. It was so beautiful and built like a tank. Solid expensive wood. Amazing.
actually houses from a kit were sold long before the depression. Many as early as the turn of the century. Sears, I'm sure you know, was a big seller of these homes.
Yes!!! Love the catalog homes!!!
I grew up in a 1920’s sears kit home! It was absolutely fantastic and beautiful
I need that catalog so I can pay 1k each I'm sure or less. Things don't cost what they say they do. It's all to keep us living paycheck to paycheck or living below means.
Can do it for much less. I lost home and family in a fire. I sold that land. Bought a decrepit mobile home for 1100. bucks. Put 2k down on 4 wooded acres. Had the trailer moved and a 12x14 shed built to live in while rehabbing trailer. Made shed a tiny house on mostly free or cheap used materials. Using same on trailer. Put in electrical. Buy water in jugs and use camping toilet. Comfy and gorgeous for 200 a month land contract payment. Shed cost 3500. Possible to rent to own them for 150 a month. Ordinances need to change so this can be legal. It would go a long way toward solving homelessness. I urge kids paying upwards of 1300 a month for a 1 br apt in town to consider this option. No credit check. No one asked a single question about money or employment
Looks like it's time for you to consider your own video log enlarging on your experience!
Yes I’m subscribing to you now in case you have videos about your process
that's some cheap acreage. where?
@@Scramblefred2399 you can find acres of land from 500 to $1,000 an acre all over the country easily!
@@sa3821 what video is needed his process is explained simply step by step
This is great. Thanks for alerting us to other tiny house options.
Thank you Atheria :)
Before you build a “tiny home”, be sure to do your homework. Calculate the cost of building your planned tiny home, then calculate the cost of double the square footage. You can make each room bigger, or add on another room. But look at the cost per square foot. Use that info to make an informed decision about what really makes sense. And part of what makes sense is to consider resale. If you have a slightly larger “tiny” home, you’ll have a larger pool of potential buyers.
Bottom line, there is a point where “tiny” can be too small.
In CA you can build a 120 SQ FT tiny home for 9.5-11k and 200 SQ FT tiny home in states that allow it as a shed for 12-12.5k, so you don't need special permits unless it's a unique place that does require it. If you do it all yourself.
I'm living in Massachusetts and I'm going to do this lifestyle down the road. I love everything about owning my own tiny warm cozy house
I like tiny houses really comfortable to spend my life there,I wish I could do that.
I would totally get one of those as a guest house. Particularly loved the last one modern design.
the way things are going feels like the majority of people will be living in these tiny storage unit homes... or have to live with multiple roommates. I personally could never live with someone again; my home is where I get away from people. Only me and my cat please!
Same.
Look around at zoning laws.
We lost the rv trailer and the first tiny house we were building in a major flood. lived in our shed for a year while we built our next tiny house on the rv's frame. the shed had a living area and full bath but since no insulation it was hard to heat in wnter. our new tiny house is roughly 8ft by 20ft and has everything you'd want a sleeping loft, storage loft, stairs to loft, tons of cabinets, full bathroom, washer/dryer combo, wall mounted stove, and electric or wood heat. it cost us about 20k to build it ourselves, we have no mortgage and property taxes are about 100 bucks a year. you can build what you want, have it look the way you want, etc., without getting one of these expensive half done, generic, comercial eyesores which some of these shown really are.
How long did it take you to build? And did that cost have everything included?
If you live on a flood plaine than build your home on a barge so your home will rise with the water. Boat docks work the same way, the higher the lake, the higher the dock.
@@cherainee5160 did you get a reply back?? I gotta do something! That’s for sure. Congratulations you are an inspiration ‼️❣️❣️
You are a true INSPIRATION ‼️❣️❣️ thank you for sharing. You used your rv’s frame right?? Anyways thanks for sharing GOD BLESS YOU N FAMILY‼️🙏🙏❣️❣️
One day I’m going to do the same. I don’t need much space and it’s just so much cheaper than renting anything overall.
“Stare-nergy!” Haha I’m sure the founder never thought they’d need a hyphen
I almost bought one of these tiny houses, but then I realized how bored my old lady would be with less house to clean. She has NO idea how lucky she is that I'm always thinking of her needs!
Thinking of her needs calling her an old lady I bet she’d love to read your comment hon❤️
@@thepinkyprincesspoetc.a.5767 "hon"? You must be from Baltimore, or you're taking a shot at the way we speak. Either way, rock on hon.
@@thepinkyprincesspoetc.a.5767 Stfu....Noone Cares About Yr PERSONAL Issues. If a Man MANSPLAINED or Whatever TO YOU. TAKE IT OUT ON HIM. Not on a Random Nice "Joe" Whos Only Talking About How He Trynna Treat His Lady Right. Stfu and Gtfo with ur BuzzWords and Stupidity (Feminism) and Insufferable Attitude.
@@thepinkyprincesspoetc.a.5767 ME and OTHERS Just Wanna Hear the Man Talk About Wether or Not THE HOUSE is Really Worth it Cuz it looks Cool. So FOH with yr S h i t.
Ah yes, she's lucky to have you. Definitely. Every woman's dream guy. I can't believe your type still exists. Just wow.
I had a trailer long ago never liked it. But it made my husband happy.
It’s not like we don’t have houses in museums that were built from Clay hundreds of years ago- it’s definitely plausible with the right knowledge and foundation
a lot of those tiny houses have potential! Ball park prices would go a long way on people making some choices if they decided to go that route.
Excellent video, it has very good and quite detailed information, thank you very much for sharing this quality content
The best one number 4 at 4:42.
ID LIKE TO SEE 10 EXPANDABLE CONTAINER HOMES THAT WILL SHIP 'AS CONTAINERS' ..ON CONTAINER SHIPS!
That's a great video idea! I'll look into it! Thank you :)
Thanks to these houses ❤❤ my family could survive after the earthquake destruid their house and lot of houses in their town on mountains
That's what we love to hear! Thank you for stopping by @NormalHuman1..1
With housing prices rising and interest rates rising people will definitely be looking for other options.
These are nice and convenient but also very expensive the process of doing this could be a lot cheaper and substainable but still very interesting
Great review about the 10 best Tiny Houses. Very interesting.
I liked your review of such beautiful small houses. Interesting. Thank you very much for the video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Star energy < stare nergy
Great tiny houses! More...
All wood plan is my favorite!
Retract that the next one, the modular house! #1!!
All wood is sweet, but it might not be the most desirable in a wildland fire situation.
True, I wouldn't build/live in that type off environment. It was a design 'choice' question. I stand by it. But, thx 😊
@@ghostnoterboomboom9119 Your "style" choice is reasonable and I suppose I agree with you. In reality, most any of these homes would be VERY difficult to permit making them more practical in a rural setting than an urban setting.
I would love to see a workout on this in So California... But need all costs, sewer, utilities. Might make a good rental or airbnb
thanks for sharing... I would buy 6 or 7 of these tiny homes and join them together, it would be amazing! I love it!
Beautiful. I just wish you had a 20 24 updated video. Thanks anyway❤
You're welcome @thar5685. And we're working on it!
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and sooooo cool.!!!
Does anyone know if amazon installs it for you, if you have that option.
This is a great resource for homeless people and their pets.
You should be able to buy these kits for 5k-10k. I spent about 4000 building mine out of normal rated materials from a big box store and it's a lot more solid than any of these flimsy toolsheds. If I'd ordered directly from a lumber yard I'd have saved at least $1000.
About 20 years ago I built a 2 bedroom one bath house 1200 sq fully finished for 20.000 . Using good materials. I bet most of these things won’t even pass inspection. Here you have to use 2x6 I bet these are 2x4
What a damn shame. You get 1 bedroom for the real cost of a single family home. My gosh, when will the madness stop.
I love the last home
0:13 bruh this one looks exactly like our garage/storage in our backyard, where we put our tools, junk and bicycles. It's common one for Dutch people lol.
I'm sure municipalities will be more than happy to hand out occupancy permits. I'm also sure nearby homeowners will have no issues whatsoever with prefab homes popping up left and right.
star energy. it cracks me up how she says stare nerrrgy.
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its AI generated voice dude
I like it and seriously thinking about getting one.
Expandable container house with solar energy sounds good.
I liked a few to be my future home.
2:44 It sounds like you pronounced it Stair-Nergy, are you sure it is not supposed to be pronounced Star-Energy?
😂😂 it's probably Ai
You sure that's not star energy?
Yes, it's Star Energy, pardon my pronunciation :)
The marketing guy who came up with the name has just been fired after the release of this video
Came here looking for this comment. "Stare Nergy" 😆
How do these things get plumbing?
How much is the solar house economic modular
1:27 She said isolation and I was like well... she's not wrong.
The Richmond Barn house looks like an excellent option for a cheap-but-superior starter home. Only questions I have are will it include options for electricity and plumbing, and will it have a solid foundation that's stormproof?
So where the hey is the one in the thumbnail that claims
I will definitely buy one of these someday soon! Maybe even two or three of them?
Bredda..u can buy a more sustainable future for less than a un-sustainable stress case mortgage of $340,000 and own your own land... for Hopes sake sign me up! Love this video , blessed to all the revolutionarys of joy, be tiny but mighty up!
Thanks for watching Hope :)
Love this
Some nice homes...however, if you want electric, plumbing, etc., be prepared. It costs THOUSANDS of dollars to get all that done. Also, the majority don't even have insulation so there is also that unless your only going to use it in good weather, no excessive heat or cold. Again, some nice homes but buyer beware. These are not truly finished homes in the traditional sense!
You can do Solar and get a water barrel. Kinda like living off grid.
Nope and they don't seem to be sturdy.
Wish you would have included pricing
The only tiny “house” on this list is the Starenergy one. All the others are like glorified sheds. A single room, no matter what you put around the outside wall cannot be called a tiny home. A proper tiny home has at least one separate bedroom, a separate bathroom, a kitchen, an eating area, a lounge area and storage.
So, most of these really don’t qualify to be called tiny homes.
Oh and I heat with woodstove when it's very cold and electric tower heater otherwise. Have a big toaster oven and a 2 coil electric stove I bought for 30 bucks. Got the oven used for 10.
Can the houses be purchased with monthly payments? Are there any companies that would finance the purchase?
Absolutely! There are prefab homemakers that can handle that.
I need one for a pool house shed
Impressive designs
where to place them?
I love the barn style I like a room I like upstairs too living upstairs in the winter time in the summertime downstairs yeah like I said I'd have it shipped to me I do all the extra work the plumbing electricity insulating it all the good stuff yay
The cost of meeting shire council requirements such as water, sewage,and power connections would add thousands to this simple structure. They must also meet safety inclusions such as fire alarms and fire retardent materials in many rural Australian areas.
Yeah but it’s a step in the right direction. They do market it like it wont cost you about what you’re paying for the home, to get the home all ready. But it’s still cheaper than a full sized home
And in my opinion you’re lucky if you only have to pay the price of the home for the land and to get it ready with sewage, water, electricity etc…..
is it stairenergy or starenergy or STARenergy
Just build a big metal shed and figure out the inside later
😅 Not a bad idea Andy
These really small homes are great and all.... But, Are they *bathsalt zombie cannibal* proof? Would really hate to end up as some *canned food* when the *biting & eating* starts.
This is 2024 do u still have this and can we get in nc
Howdy interesting collection and description of tiny houses where in Amazon are they listed
Solar Eco Modular but more sizes usually 8x16x whatever height.
Are they VA approved? Can you join a few together for a larger home?
The house is very impressive, I am also sharing 3d small house designs for your reference before making. ❤
you still will need to buy land. bc where are you gonna put it if you dont?
What's the tiny house in the picture of this vid!?
Shed and breakfast!
I had friend that was construction worker. Their called framers anyway he built tiny dog house right before my very eyes. It had roof paper, siding, no window. A friend cut holes for windows found out custom window are fortune. So existing windows. All guy would need is pick up truck that barely runs. In old days home was built with chain saw.
Yes sir! Thanks for stopping by Joey!
Our these allowed to be rent out
Prices would help, as well as what you would need to install it or build it.
Wish you would have shown all prices
No insulation ???
Hi Caroline! I'm assuming you're talking about No 10 (Farmhouse by Cedarshed). The Farmhouse is originally designed to be a shed, but with the right modifications it could be a house to live in (provided it is permitted in your local area).
Star-energy ;)
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How much cost every setting from small house to big one
This would have been an awesome video if the prices were shown too during the introduction of each home.
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I like # 8
Wow amazing. Building my own tiny house too. Liked and subscribe too
I realllly would love to speak with someone about getting a Tiny home in Dallas TX l need two bedrooms and a loft
I am a new subscriber is there a payment plan and are there any 3 bedrooms ? What is the income requirement?
OSB is INFerior to plywood, not Superior. If it gets wet, it'll fall apart. It's just Elmer's glue holding together wood chips.
Im buyin some land to build a tiny H. To rent for some time into i pay everything. Then i will get my own.
None of these are still available on Amazon 😭
Yes, they show them like it's so exciting that we have to live in fucking tiny houses because we can't afford a fucking, normal house like previous generations. It's not great, it's sad.
Where is the kitchen and tub?
This is really cool. I wonder if Amazon has any mobile tiny homes.
My question is how to setup the plumbing? 😮
Nice! All one needs now is one's own land to put it on. Right?!
Rent! 😁
Most of these homes are not available any longer on Amazon....
How can we get one in india😭
1:22, woman doesn't have a nose. 😟 🥺