If you’ve been dreaming of starting a tiny house rental business or adding a guest unit to your property to generate extra income, there is some massive news on the tax front.
This is the Sledhaus 200 tiny cabin by IronTown Modular. It’s a 200-sq.-ft., 10’x20′ park model tiny house with large windows, starting at $49,600. Images: Irontown Modular
The Clever S is a 26-foot, 221-square-foot studio tiny house on wheels with a queen Murphy bed that folds up into a lounge, a long quartz kitchen, and a full-size bathtub, all on one level. Here’s a full tour with floor plans, specs, and video.
When most people think of tiny homes on wheels, they picture converted vans or school buses. But a growing community of adventurers is turning to something far more rugged: retired ambulances and firetrucks. These heavy-duty emergency vehicles were built to survive the worst conditions imaginable, making them surprisingly ideal platforms for full-time living. From a…
If you’ve been dreaming about a trailer that can handle rugged terrain without needing a heavy-duty truck to tow it, the Taxa Outdoors TigerMoth Trek deserves a serious look. This 2021 model is currently listed for sale on RVTrader, and it packs an impressive amount of adventure capability into a remarkably compact, lightweight package. Taxa…
Discover the 2025 TAXA Mantis X, the ultimate off-road habitat featuring enhanced clearance, complete bathroom, full kitchen, and sleeping for four adults—everything you need for extended backcountry adventures.
Explore 9 incredible treehouses from jungle bungalows to mountain retreats. These elevated escapes prove that the childhood dream is still alive.
Explore 13 incredible off-grid tiny homes from family rigs to solo yurts. These builds prove that unplugging from the grid is more possible than ever.
This 8′ x 20′ tiny house in Floyd, Virginia, is a brand-new 2026 build designed for full-time living, a guest suite, or a compact retreat. It blends bright, clean finishes with practical details—white cabinetry, quartz countertops, and a bold black shower that anchors the bathroom. Images courtesy of the Tiny Home Builders listing.
Building a tiny house from scratch can feel overwhelming, especially if you’ve never picked up a framing hammer. Where do you start? What order do things go in? How do you make sure the structure is actually sound? Images courtesy of Tiny Home Builders
