• Maria
  June 3, 2020, 6:08 am

  This is nice. But the whole point of going tiny is no to be in debt. This price is too high.

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  • James D.
    June 4, 2020, 1:39 am

    That’s a misconception, going tiny doesn’t mean no one ever deals with debt. It really just reduces costs and helps to make it more manageable, which makes being debt free easier to achieve but that doesn’t mean debt can always be avoided as it really depends on the costs required to meet someone’s needs and how they go about getting the home vs their budget.

    Like it’s a lot easier to keep costs low if you build it yourself but not everyone can do that or have a home built with reclaimed materials, or can wait a long time to have a home built, or can live in a smaller and more minimalistic home, deal with lofts instead of a bedroom, etc. So costs are not always avoidable and even when they are some people will still have to deal with debt no matter how low cost the home may be…

    But the majority of the savings for going tiny is actually living tiny and not the purchase of the home. Over time, the savings from tiny living can add up to multiple times what the home cost to purchase. So achieving tiny living can be more important than ensuring the home has the most minimum cost and can allow people with debt to pay it off much faster and then be debt with free with additional benefits that they can either turn to living a better life or saving up a sizeable nest egg for a later goal…

    While too high depends on someone’s budget, as the opposite is also true and some people can afford this without going into debt or they can be in a position to pay it off quickly. For example, people who live in high rent areas tend to have higher paying jobs but can be paying upwards to over $4K a month in rent, which still doesn’t leave them with much, but take that same money and someone can pay off this home in less than 2 years and be debt free and either then pay a lot less to rent a spot for it or save up to buy land…

    So debt doesn’t have to be a terrible thing when done right, plenty of people are spending more on other things that are arguably not as valuable or beneficial as owning a home, and long term costs can matter a lot more in the end…

    Like having a well built home means it’ll last a lot longer, need much less maintenance, and can end up costing a lot less over the years to live in… Everything has trade offs but there’s more than one way to get the desired end result…

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    • Natalie C. McKee
      June 4, 2020, 1:41 pm

      As always, well said James!

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• Theresa Perdue
  April 7, 2021, 3:59 pm

  Absolutely perfect 😍 I love how they put the bathroom in the corner and even the toilet and shelves are cornered. And that kitchen sink is all kinds of wonderful. The slats in the bedroom gives it separation but doesn’t cut you off from seeing. Yes I am ready to pack my bags

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