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Colter was dreaming of land and homeownership someday. At first, he thought the only way to get there was to keep renting until he had saved enough. But then he got on the tiny house bandwagon! That way he could have an asset, avoid high rents and live tiny while saving up to find land. Eventually, he hopes to build on the land after living on it in his tiny home first.
He spent a lot of time thinking about just what he wanted in a tiny house and made a list to share with his builder. The home fits his lifestyle and preferences perfectly, which makes it easy for him to live tiny and build his future. What do you think?
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His Beetle-Kill Pine Tiny Home with Stand Up Loft
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He loves the beetle-kill pine interior wood.
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He has a second loft for storage.
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Good choice. The house is very pretty and well designed. I love smaller kitchens; less steps while cooking. That loft height, while not tall enough to stand all the way up, is still a great improvement over crawling, right? The house is lovely, and I wish you the best in your future build.