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Tiny homes give people a chance to reconnect with the things that matter rather than the trappings of everyday life. Plus, it’s one of the most economical decisions a person can make in the face of rising inflation and increasing home prices. Though tiny homes can be a great alternative for potential home buyers, tiny [...]

Tiny House Blogger Ryan Mitchell recently posted an anti-tiny house article that appeared elsewhere on the World Wide Web. His post specifically showcased the not only negative but often ignorant comments from that original article. He made the deliberate choice not to link to the original article, which was written with a tone of superiority [...]

Universities with architecture and woodworking programs could integrate tiny house construction into their curriculum while creating student housing. Architecture students design while woodworking classes build, with some students who participate in the project earning the opportunity to live in the completed structures. Concept Overview Programs: Architecture and woodworking departments Process: Students design and build tiny [...]

House hacking—renting out part of your home to offset housing costs—works well for oversized houses that can be divided into separate units. Whether creating an in-law suite, converting to a duplex, or simply renting a spare room, shared housing reduces costs while making use of underutilized space. Shared Housing Example This Naples, Florida house splits [...]