Too many people read the title and don't watch the video or much of the video, so they jump to conclusions and make stupid comments.

I can't even tell my dad I want a 500 SQ foot home without him saying that's not enough.. I'm single and plan on being single for a long time or forever and I just want something I can save money in.

Totally agree, amazing achievement 👏🏼

Totally agree great support system she has with her family

I concur! 😊

As a dad; working with your grown children is priceless.

VERY BEAUTIFUL.

And Dad seems to be COOL in addition to being a great builder. You’re blessed to have such a beautiful home and to build it with your dad, Priceless!! Whoever started the Tiny house movement was such a BRILLIANT idea. I can’t imagine where the country would be if we were all still trying to achieve the pretty much UNATTAINABLE American dream home. And then these homes can be moved is awesome, and the footprint on the planet is much better!! ✌🏼Congrats!

Everyone (Dad,brother,uncle) give of their time to help build her home..

Well said!

Can’t agree with you more… especially when kids are not kids any more… the most treasurable time to be with them in their 20’s

What a MAGICAL Place and FATHER ! Some parents do not know how to do anything !

her dad did it for her. and she lived with her parents as an adult to make it happen. its priviledge, not an accomplishment.

@@joshlynkaufman8653 Any kid that's her age that worked a job through high school and college and had the foresight and commitment to be up for building and owning her own house at such an early age is remarkable. So many kids just want to party and buy things, living off credit, having loads of debt and never getting ahead. Instead this young woman had a dream and worked hard to make it a reality. Her dad didn't "do it for her," he did it WITH her. Yes she has an amazing support system, but she had to generate the commitment, she funded it, and she worked her jobs and built her own house apprenticing with her dad who knew how to build and so could both teach and help her. Like any loving parent, her dad was undoubtedly thrilled that she wanted to do this and thrilled to be able to help her do it. He must be incredibly proud of her, and the two years of closeness and collaboration no doubt deepened their relationship tremendously. Now he knows that just out of college his daughter owns her own house and is able to live a great life far more frugally than she otherwise would have. SHE OWNS HER OWN HOUSE FREE AND CLEAR...AT 21!!! And she can move it to wherever her life takes her! This is a seriously MASSIVE ACCOMPLISHMENT!!! Lots of kids continue to live with their parents going through college in order to make it affordable or even possible. My husband did that growing up. In fact so did his 5 siblings! Neither of his parents went to college. His mom only got through the 8th grade and his dad through high school, but all 6 of their kids got college degrees and several got advanced degrees, all while still living at home. In exchange, they worked hard in their studies and helped their parents run their farm and house, and when their folk got old, they lovingly took care of them at home to the end of their days. What's wrong with families helping one another like this??? Does this make them "privileged" or just loving supportive families who look after their own? Now days the cost of a college education is absolutely ridiculous! Kids are graduating with basically a mortgage payment before they even get a job in their profession! As a parent I would do anything to help my children succeed and get a good start in their lives, and wouldn't begrudge having them continue to live at home as long as they were working hard at a job whilst studying seriously to get their college degree. What parent wouldn't try to do that for their hard working child if they could? The loving, supportive, energy of this entire family is inspiring and commendable. How sad that you would see this the way that you do...and squash her beautiful accomplishment with your cynical, invalidating comments. I sincerely wish you well.

​@@joshlynkaufman8653as someone who lived with my mom until I was in my late 20s...... With NO dad in the picture, yes, it's an accomplishment......

@@joshlynkaufman8653 privilege?! Most people outside of the west live with their parents until they marry, or graduate college.

@@joshlynkaufman8653 I thought it's normal to live with your parents until you can live on your own. It's called being practical.

Thanks! From another Karen 😀

Don't let your age stop you. I"m gonna do it next year when I retire.

I love that. And I love that she really appreciates how much he helped. I would LOVE to do this with my dad but I dont think he'd be interested and I just hate rejection

@@smvfc I owned a construction company for 16 years so I'm really hoping my daughter wants to do this at some point. 🙂 I think this should be mandatory,it would help so many families stay a lot closer

​@@smvfc He may say no at first for whatever reason. However, he may say yes. Bit if you don't ask, it will most likely never happen. Maybe you could share with him the video, or a simpler design. Give it a shot!

@@sibbyd8743 great encouragement! This is something Amanda would say, you don’t know unless you ask

the 2 years of his life that she valued at 0$ )))))

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Do it

Same 💗💯⭐️

same man same I gota find somewhere to put one first

Soo true I feel the same

You can do it. Probably cost like $40k. Try to make deal with construction contractors if you happen to know any house being built, ask for woods, he or she may have extras for sale cheap. It worked out for me good. Please avoid containers. Trust me.

Great job! beautiful and the te with your dad makes it the best

Indeed❤️

Everyday is a new day for you to start anew!

Indeed. It's always mystifying to me that so many people seem jealous of people who have supportive families, as if that should disqualify them. Who ever heard of a rule that all tiny homes must not exceed a certain size, or price, and must be built or installed with no help from anyone else? It's so lovely to see people helping people.

Privilege??! She worked her butt off since high school holding down 2 jobs, and she didn’t play the victim, but instead used her God given intelligence, and incredible in-site to do something creative & smart with the money she EARNED! With her DRIVE, this girl could probably be President one day! Privilege has nothing to do with it.

@@silverfoxsmith8582 uh…she did indeed do all of that…and she acknowledged what, apparently, you’re not seeing. Which is commendable, on her. Certainly wasn’t a slight on her…unless you think that, actually acknowledging the blessings you have, that you didn’t do anything to gain, like IDunno, being born into a loving stable home, living in a equitably prosperous area, having college paid for (as random examples). Didn’t she have help in this? Maybe even a leg up? Anything that gave you platform from which to do great things, that you simply find available to you and did nothing yourself, to create or earn, is…what? I mean, privilège is a word. I didn’t create it. But hey…you ever think that your god works in mysterious ways? Maybe they give you some lessons to learn that, IDunno…you might not recognize right off? For instance…why are you so defensive over someone commending another human for expressing humility? Does your god not promote that? And, I mean, “god given”…did she give those things to herself or…I’m confused. Anyway…maybe check out why you’re defensive, inside a situation that literally expresses nothing but positive & certainly nothing negative that affects YOU.

@@chezmoi42 100%. I really love that she acknowledged those things that helped her achieve her dreams. It’s beautiful to have support, community & security. I wish everyone to have that. It’s just a beautiful thing, too and a beautiful example, to acknowledge those things. It may even influence ppl to take a look at the privileges they’ve been graced with, more & maybe even move them to contribute to others, in kind. Which…that’s the ultimate beautiful thing IMO.

So we shouldn’t promote gratitude and humility for fear of a thoughtless judgment of jealousy? Are you under the impression that you got where you are, today, all by yourself?? I’m sure it’s mystifying to you that SO MANY PEOPLE seem jealous…anything is mystifying when you haven’t done anything to demystify it and instead, just sit there, with your mystery, judging others as though you aren’t mystified at all. So many people…they’re all jealous. Fuck promoting good human qualities. They’re wasted, apparently, as SO MANY PEOPLE are SO OBLIVIOUS and far too busy being suspended in the mystery of what they refuse to learn. IME…those people are only blinded by and to their privilège. Comfy place when you don’t have to think of anyone other than yourself. Jezuz Christ…

Ikr. The yellow bike is so cute.

I noticed that too! Loved it and the home!

Yes, her parents must be so proud!

Weren't they adorable, kicking up their heels to celebrate? 🤸 🤸‍♂️

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Hopefully you are taking advantage of the time to save money while in your parents home.

I agree on th sleeping loft or loft areas are not for m either, but I have viewed other tiny home plans, and I’m this one I’m not a fan of a microven been at the bottom and not a washer: dryer combo in the tiny bathroom room either; I would of charge that, as fo my self being in my 60’s , important for mobility of ladder climbing not for me either:(/...otherwise al is beautiful design, and makes me want to built own tiny home 🏡,♥️💫💫💫She is truly blessed to have family support an her dad to helping,Amazing; I would of loved to have done that ♥️💝Congrats on yo new tiny home,Enjoy!🥰

Meant change ( not charge), the bathroom plan, don’t like being crowded in small space uses, and just to much for me; of a microven being on where she had install , no thanks.:(

Ollie Neilson “To each their own.”