@@pamdregs8569 you are welcome “Karen”.

@Beth you and me both.

​@@Beth-eg3en- They all showed up at the same time (right when Randy started talking about Abbeville) and support each other like bullies do. Bet they are Abbeville residents trying to run off ITH customers.

@@american_woman bless your heart. I hope you find something that will fill your life soon.

@@american_woman bless your heart.

Awesome idea

I have a futon with storage. It's not bad. I put a pad down for extra support. But now I sleep in an extra large recliner.

Yes I agree and behind the W/D there would be room for a small closet accessible beside the door.

I’m disappointed in whoever made the decision to have the opening in the living room. Although it doesn’t allow for more wall space due to the door, it’s definitely a distraction in the living room. For $70,000 aesthetics are important! Randy did mention custom even though it’s a model…hopefully it was the homeowners decision and not Randy’s original design.

Oh, yes! It would look so much nicer and provide needed wall space in the LR! I would also like that wall to be white. If I were ordering one, I’d want a pocket bathroom door, too. Not fond of barn doors. This would be fun to decorate!

The washer/dryer unit usually is in the bathroom, but the it was a custom home! The customer had it built like that and their financing fell through! Some ugly comments up in here!

Was thinking the same

Yeah, I for one want a single level with no stairs.

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I found it on Amazon

❤GREAT IDEA🎉

I agree a lot of people simply have no creativity on how to decorate a place and make it look like a home.

I agree, not necessarily with the inclusion of furniture, but at least a bathroom door & sink, mini split, fridge, combo w/d, deck.

@@blackops2bman142 Its also the "how to" in terms of installing something. I'm not gonna install a washer/ dryer, washing machine or fans and im pretty sure the person i hire for that will not be super comfortable doing it, its not like the placement of the wires on a regular house.

@@lolaoh2001 ... Basically everything that's associated with plumbing and electricity.

Yea, too much. Buy a lot and get a well and septic and power then buy this you $250,000 into it.

Agreed. That is an excellent price for what you get.

According to Forbes, new house should cost about $150 per square foot. At 200sf, that house should cost no more than $30,000.

@@fjtalleyauthor2242 According to Forbes, new house should cost about $150 per square foot. At 200sf, that house should cost no more than $30,000.

@@Justmakingobservations As you probable know, that estimate from Forbes is based on much larger homes. The economies of scale for a larger home make the square footage cost lower than they are for tiny homes. Most websites will tell you that tiny homes cost more per square foot and not even hard core tiny home advocates dispute that.

@@fjtalleyauthor2242 Your argument about economies of scale is misapplied. That has nothing to do with the size of the unit being produced, but rather the number of units being produced. These units are overpriced because the manufacturer is using very inefficient production methods. Planning, purchasing, preparing material, and assembling one unit at a time is nowhere near as cost effective as doing the same for 20-30 units at a time. That's how economies of scale work. Think of how Henry Ford went from building one car at a time, compared to his production/assembly line efficiencies.

Why work at a job you hate to buy a house you can not afford to impress people you don't like...🥸🥸

All I need is this and space for outside! These people are really good/ down to earth folk. I spoke with them I'm so interested.

@@jongelarandle7394 Just be sure to check on zoning requirements prior to purchasing the land,,

According to Forbes, new house should cost about $150 per square foot. At 200sf, that house should cost no more than $30,000.

Yeah, this is a joke.

@@Swim136 I keep repeating the comment to make sure people get the message.

The problem is where to put it, if you're not going into Randy's communities (and even there, you need to pay rent for the lot)

@@pcthayer If you don't own your own land anywhere you can find to put it will cost rent. Where I live a trailer pàrk for trailer 30 f33t or less is $12,99 a mother. You pay for everything including trash pick up with mobile homes stacked next to each other. For me it would be like being in prison and you might not like your neighbors. In addition they raise the rent every year and if they sell the park you don't know what they will do. They could raise the rent even more or evict all the tenants when they have no place to take their homes. A lot of things together. You can have little rights and currently they don't allow tiny homes so when you buy know ahead where you have a place to park. They should have placed where you can buy your own land in a park like they do in Florida. Where I live they have one place like that I know of but they never have a vacancy and HOA is just 70 dollars a month. There is one in Vegas just off the strip where you buy the lot and just pay 100 a month for HOA including water. It has a large pool and tennis court. Also section to park an RV because a lot of people want to leave in the summer to get away from the heat.

@@pbayer773 Well that is all good. But if you are older, then the cheapest you will get land in that area is 25 to 35 K. Then more than likely you have to clear it, dig a well and septic, which is my guess at least 15K together. In that area of the south, you do not have to worry about snow that much. If you are younger knock yourself out. But being young, there is love, kids and all that stuff to deal with.

@@outdoorlife5396 Unfortunately if you buy land it doesn't mean you can put a tiny home, trailer or even a prefab home on it.. There are so many regulations in towns like the dwelling needs to have 'so many' square feet of living space, have a foundation, etc. The further you get into the boonies I' would think their town rules may be more relaxed but no guarantees.

@@pcthayer Look, I do not mean to hurt your feelings, but, if you apply, you will find I am more close to right than wrong. I wish you well.

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Great idea!

What's the Luann set up?

I think that is Laundry set up?

@@pbayer773 thanks I'll look for the video.😊

Smart

@@kingsdaughter3138 Hmmm…maybe something small like a small tool kit, or small items you don’t use often. Maybe a collapsable mop or broom and dust pan.

Like the sliding barn door leading to the bathroom!

@@robinhollenbeck367 I love it too, it’s multi functional…very nice. 💕

@@pbayer773 thank you

Good point. I would think there would be hanging space where the washer and dryer go, but perhaps not. They could make the current washer/ dryer space smaller, and place them inside the bath without compromising all of the space in front of the toilet.

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According to Forbes, new house should cost about $150 per square foot. At 200sf, that house should cost no more than $30,000.

​​@@Justmakingobservations listen bro there is more to it than just square feet. You cam take an average sure but when you pull individual examples there is going to be half on either side of the average. This is a small model but you have to recognize they charge similar if not more for these hipster oragami homes and this to me is better. Yes its a high price but we also live in a world where fuel and materials costs and wsges etc to transport and buimd everything can fluctuate. With this model you have certain things which are useful. Its very budget friendly. An f150 can easily cost more. You have a prebuilt structure so there is little labor costs left to pay. It has a decent interior for what it is. It has a space for a shower, toilet, and washer/dryer plus with a small kitchen area. There is a storage space in the ceiling. Its a well thought out model i think. If you really looked only for models with $150 per square foot in a 150 per square foot average area, youre going to end up at the average in the area. If you pay a little more for a little less square feet then you are getting a smaller but more quality space. Stuff like this is close to what Im looking for because i have two different things i want to do in two different areas a day apart so i want to get a plce in the middle i can own for cheap so i dont have to stop at a hotel amd sleep in the community bed for 150 per night. Its less money but its nit my own bed and for more money i can just have a halfway house where i can adjust my motorcycle chain, shower and microwave a dinner. So for me i dont think this is what i need. I am in a real real budget so im going to buy a literal shed with a garage door. This unit in this video is more for like a guest house on a nicer property or maybe an airbnb would be nice too because its smaller and will be more affordable and quicker to clean to a hugher standard inbetween guests. It has synthetic finishes in many spots like the floor so you dont have to fear as much if a guest spilled something and didnt clean it up right away and it warps your real wood flooring. They choose to put.the real wood as the interior divider instead. Theres some nice things with the small ones because in a way they are small enough if you build in easy quirks and features it gets a lot better for little money. For example a fold out couch bed for space savings. The solar system this would need would be far less than a large suburban home so its easier to be totally offgrid with a few solar panels and maybe a good generator. It is fun to develop the smaller models because everything is close together so its like a honda grom. An oil change is cheap. The tires are cheap. Because its small you cam buy less at a higher quality and still be under budget. Theres a lot of expenses they tack on behind every corner so at least it isnt communist russia where the house costs 30k but everyone makes 1500 a year and the waiting line for the newest model is 40 years.

The loft is great for storage.😊

If we take any advice from the japanese it will need more paper walls and side panels made from recycled soda cans

According to Forbes, new house should cost about $150 per square foot. At 200sf, that house should cost no more than $30,000.

@@american_woman they wouldn’t be able to afford $10,000 down payment they wouldn’t be able to afford all of that given they situation while the person is living in their car or van, working 2 jobs saving up, putting down a payment towards the house, paying $200.00 in rent the person will figure it out what to do next

I think the big picture window grows on me. Put a curtain on the inside and plant some bushes on the outside to break up the square with natural lines to it has some curb appeal

According to Forbes, new house should cost about $150 per square foot. At 200sf, that house should cost no more than $30,000.