Land can be difficult to get for sure, are you working with a real estate agent to help? Having the right realtor on your side can be a huge help, I would be happy to connect you with a realtor to look more into your situation

@@hatchmanloans No thank you I wound up buying a home already was fortunate to get a really good deal. Land was not the problem. The problem was building on the land what they would allow. I was finding just endless problems with it being a tiny home.

Yeah, that's something you need to check for before signing the contract. There's not a lot that's good about Kentucky, but they are REALLY lax about what you can do with your own property. ​@LadyGTarot

Gov bs regulation. Making tiby home living near impossible.

Exactly.

Straight up real numbers is the only way I know how, I will always be first to tell you if you are getting a better deal elsewhere, but if you need a little more guidance and some extra help I can help make homeownership happen for you

Glad you liked it!

Agreed! There are so many amazing possibilities with these homes!

The Ori systems are an upgrade.

@@eattherich9215 Oh ok. Thanks for the clarification.

I can get you on path to homeownership, its more affordable than you may realize, but you wont know until you try. You can book some time with me here if you want to chat more - tr.ee/msOYlh9Xl2

When the bubble burst is the time to get a deal. If you’re lucky enough to have the ability.

Ridiculous. Defeats the purpose.

Not all of California is super expensive.

Cinderella incinerator toilet in place of septic 5k as opposed to 80k.

You will never get the permits for the incinerator toilet… you either have heavy duty costly engineered septic or city hookups. They won’t permit a build that does not have one or the other. That’s why you will find cheap lots that are under $200k and wonder why they are half price if the others and it turns out city hookup is miles away and the lot won’t perc so it’s useless for residential

Agreed, I need one, or 3

Anywhere you want, though, the good news is that there are several other homes all over the United States available for sale now if this one doesn't work for what you want. Life is yours to choose how you want to live it gramps

Yes! Within the next month or so!

it comes with pretty much everything you need to live, the little side tables and accessories wont be included but its move in ready with furniture.

Fair enough, def nothing near 200k in AZ that would be livable, where are you located?

Do you own an Airbnb there? What do you think the biggest problem is for that area?

it feels bigger but would not recommend it to more than 2 people

Learn more about investing, you can start with any budget, homeownership is the first step

@potts9274 - I would love to live in a "normal" house! You're paying?

'16x20 is not a tiny house.' Yes, it is when you have to live/cook/dine/sleep and shower. Even the 640sq ft unit is still too small for most people.

@@eattherich9215please I’ve lived in much smaller places and have been able to do all that and more comfortably! Have you ever practiced entire dance routines in a 3’ by 3’ room that already has a full size bed, mini refrigerator and a desk in it? I have. Most apartments are 20’ by 16’ and they’re not legally considered tiny houses. You’re probably so accustomed to living in a large space that this feels tiny to you but trust, many have lived in smaller and are capable of fully functioning all the time. Sounds as if you don’t know any better but wanted to be heard for whatever reason. And then you bring up too small for most people- not everyone is meant to go tiny! Most only do it cause it’s trendy and that’s the dumbest reason to do anything. If you don’t want to go tiny cause 20’ by 16’ is too small for you, than you don’t really know what it is to go tiny or why most that actually want to do it go through with it. It’s about having less. I have a roommate and I only use one bowl, one pan, one cup, one pot, one fork, one spoon, one knife, and one cooking spatula. He however has at least thirty of each thing. When I finish using any of my single dishes, I immediately wash them and put them in my room. After he uses a single dish, he puts it in the sink and grabs a clean one. After two days the sink is full and he has so many dishes to do. I’m the right person to live tiny. He isn’t. You clearly aren’t. Most aren’t because they choose to live a life of excess and have far too many possessions that are pointless. Only those who actually want to art with 90% of their possessions and live the simplest life ever should be in tiny houses. If that ain’t for you, please don’t come harping on my comment just cause you don’t know what you’re talking about.

@@eattherich9215 that is not tiny, in my country most houses have that size I even lived in a house with a 2-bed room was 324 ft2 and never felt was too small

thats a flat people are looking for these as homes so is small for that purpose @@carlosmaynier