Living Tiny Legally is a documentary by Tiny House Expedition.
It’s a 3 part series (you can watch Part 1 and Part 2 for FREE below).
And if you’d like, you can help fund Part 3 right here.
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Two women, Sam and Stasia, co-founded the BC Tiny House Collective in 2016 to legitimize and legalize tiny houses in the province of British Columbia, Canada. They now have thousands of people supporting them, and over a hundred volunteers to help with everything from building tiny houses and analyzing research data, to updating their website.
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They’re using a 3-pronged approach to try and legalize tiny houses in their area that seems very interesting and effective:
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This is the Ventana Tiny Home on Wheels by Alpine Tiny Homes.
It’s a 32ft THOW with oversized windows headed to Santa Cruz, California to a family of five! Step inside to take the grand tour and then let me know what you think about it in the comments below. Thanks!
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A Family of Five’s 32-Foot Tiny House with Three Bedrooms
Images © Alpine Tiny Homes
This is a 120+ year old Finnish Log Cabin that has been modernized and is now available as a vacation rental in Biwabik, Minnesota. It’s called the Green Gate Log Cabin and to me, it’s the perfect tiny house, wouldn’t you say?
From the outside, it looks like a very simple cabin from the 1900’s. But when you step inside, you immediately notice the modern updates! Inside, you’ll find a living area, kitchen, bathroom, and a cozy upstairs sleeping loft. Enjoy!
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120+ Year Old Finnish Log Cabin in Biwabik, Minnesota
Atli has chosen full-time van dwelling as a long term housing solution because it helps her spend less money, work a flexible job, travel when she wants, and have her own mobile home in the city.
Image © Exploring Alternatives
The Village Collaborative brings together resources to help people overcome homelessness by providing affordable tiny housing.
The organization provides resources across the USA like tiny house building plans along with information on how to start a village in your area.
Below you can see examples of the many tiny homes that have been built using this concept along with current communities that already exist which you can learn more about!
How This Organization is Helping Create Affordable Tiny Housing Across the Nation And How You Can Help!
Photos via Village Collaborative
69-Year-Old Single Woman Builds Tiny Home in 4 Years on Nights and Weekends While Working Full Time!
This is the story of Nancy Park who finished her tiny house project earlier this year. She’s a 69-year-old single woman who spent FOUR YEARS building her 24ft tiny house on wheels.
Nancy works full time as an accountant so she’s been doing it on nights and weekends after taking a workshop back in 2013. After deciding on a shed style roof, Nancy bought a 24ft trailer from Ronco Trailers in San Diego and started building the tiny house right in her garage!
She did most of the work herself aside from getting help with the roof, electrical, and plumbing. It’s called the High Desert Tiny House and it’s now it’s available on Airbnb.
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Nancy’s DIY High Desert Tiny House! She Built it in FOUR YEARS on Nights and Weekends!
This is the Elsa Tiny Home on Wheels by Olive Nest Tiny Homes in Taylors, SC.
It’s a 323 sq. ft. tiny house with an adjoining patio extension with a greenhouse! Pretty awesome, isn’t it?
Take a look below and let me know what you think in the comments! And yes, as I write this, it’s available for sale! More info below..!
Images via Zillow
This is April and Curtis’ beautiful 24ft tiny home on wheels built by Mitchcraft Tiny Homes. What do you think?
