Buy A Tiny House for $100 Down - Tiny Homes, Mortgage Free, Self Sufficient, Living Off The Grid!
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- Опубликовано: 8 авг 2012
- Here is an easy way to stop paying rent or own a home that doesnt waste space or have a big impact on the environment. MORTGAGE FREE AND DEBT FREE. Getting off the grid with TINY HOMES! Live closer to nature by spending your time outside rather than inside. The tiny home movement is becoming a smarter way to live and start to become self sufficient. Look for our new tiny home in future videos. Thanks for watching
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I lived in one of these for a year after separated from wife and divorce. It was nice and quiet. Easy to keep clean. No bathroom especially in the winter was a humble experience. Changed my perspective also. Not too bad living. Had a turtle that used to show up by my steps. Weird but nice. Mr. Turtle. I know you are thinking, this guy was alone too long and lost it. No I found it and found new faith in God through my experience.
How does this work? How you do for shower bathroom electric?
Hi what state this
God bless you 🙏
Live with family
jesus is God North and South Carolina
9/15/18.....Put in insulation + built in storage + water for tiny bathroom with compost toilet.....
Better than living in a car or tent or on the sidewalk.
Not for 5 grand, the cost of the shed alone
I think it's cute...I can't live alone tho.
Does anyone living in a car or tent have $5,000?
Amen to that. Some people dont understand how bad it can get. Its 4 walls and a roof.
@@bonniebucklaw4143, I'll be your roommate if it's here in Bakersfield, Ca. When all is said and done, we will both have our own Tiny, and connect them or be neighbors. Then neither one of us would have to be alone again.
Hell. I can add insulation later. I love that house. For just my wife and myself that's perfect. I want this house.
Back when I was growing up in the 70's, we called these , "Storage sheds."
😂👍
To small
and we stil do that
Times have changed my man.
Stormy Syndrome lol
People, build your own. They screw you so bad on these tiny homes. The mark-up is insane. The price is $4152 and you could build that for $1000.
HWP
Well, that's not all true. You'd be amazed what you can do without outside interference if you think outside the box.
Really?
the thing is, is that they are also counting man hours
I was gonna say I'll bet these are really expensive jacked up storage sheds. When he walked inside I was like yep.
I have land, I pay taxes. No building codes. No rules. Easy living. I prefer this shed with some insulation, living rent free, mortgage free, with NO NEIGHBORS.
I would personally cut a door frame out and attach another one of those houses to the first one have your living room/ kitchen in one room and the other bedroom
Hell yeah, I was thinking that too!
VancouverCanucksRock you still don't have a toilet in a kitchen or Plumbing. So what's the point
Tyler Pickersgill i would attach 4 so it will be $400 but i will have more room
omg i was thinking the same...lol
You could build a small room and put a composting toilet, small shower and as far as a kitchen goes it is not hard to build a small cabinet and counter top to add a small sink. You could also fix it and use a solar panel and use a small electric burner to cook with. There are alot of videos on utube to help. You would not have to buy much and shop at second hand stores to get supplies to do it.
Ive been living in a 32 by 12 and my cousin is in a 12 by 15 basically same thing as this, we love it. Mines all drywalled wood stove full bathroom kitchen and everything else a house would have. It's honestly my dream home.
It may only be 160 a month but consider your have to have somewhere to put it, insulate, drywall, kitchen, flooring, bath room... Otherwise you're living in a shed
Buy a good use RV like I did for $10,000 got it parked on my farm, Do not go anywhere on it.. Then buy a shed for more living space and add to it
We have a place for it but zoning won't allow it, even if I wanted to use it as a storage shed, which it would be great for. Storage is $400 a month for a room this size.
wow folks are you serious with your comments.. First the wiring for the electrical is done.. (did you see the pole on the ceiling and hear him say electrical is done).. so all you would need is a solar set up you have electric. Next someone said tin roof noise during a rain storm.. are you serious with this? insulation will sound proof it if its thick and dense enough. Next the bathroom issue.. IF you were in the city and hooked it to the city water.. a flush up toilet will do just fine. If your in the woods like this guy talks about it being his CABIN.. then you do like the bears do. Heating/cooling? are you f'n serious with this.. its 12 by 20 with multi windows.. Open all the windows if your hot and he said a wood stove would work for heat if your cold.. although if you have your solar set up then an electric portable heater is all you need to heat this ONE small home. Here is the though patter your missing.. Many people take 30 years to pay for a home.. and even when an issue with their home breaks (roof leaks etc) they cant afford to fix it. But if your spending 100 a month on your living space.. then you should have cash to fix or upgrade it to make it better. Some people just want to knock others down because they can't see the forest for the trees. WELL DONE VIDEO. What if you bought 4 of these and put them side by side on a plot and then cut doorways into the ext walls and sealed the homes together.. you would have ONE BIG home.
if your interested to look at this but look up the home depot 2 story cabin for like 20,000 with windows, paint, and a porch i thought it was pretty cool
My point exactly :)
jackie_beales@icloud.com
Jim Murphy This is a shed. This is not a tiny house. Don't be a deceiver and lead people astray.
John Arizona have some knowledge the only difference between an shed and a home is one you live in and one you store stuff. You can dig a hole in the ground and live in it and call it a home. Stop being fickle with you pickle.
Regardless of where you live you have to follow international building codes. There's so many things that go into it. We build tiny homes for homeless veterans and give them for free. There is absolutely a way to cut costs and be efficient. The sheds in this video are not worth what they are paying in the end. To build that the cost is about 500-800$. There are better ways to help people into homes with than to rip them off.
Many people DO realize that but can't build it themselves. Some people are renting land or as backyard where they're not allowed to build but are allowed to have something like this delivered. Sometimes if you wanted to go ahead and hire someone to build they want to take you to the cleaners and will want as much as this one costs to do it. I hear this a lot from guys who criticize that they can build these cheaper and better. Sure. No doubt. We get it. But just as this guy points out, most can't do that. Also, lower income people often cannot come up with the full cost of having one built - materials and labor - all at once but could only afford the smaller monthly payments. You're talking about people who are going to live in sheds. I'm not a veteran who could have a tiny house from your charity. It would be nice but isn't the case.
There are some states where there is no building code enforced outside of municipal areas. Places like Texas and Missouri. It depends on the county, I believe.
Here in Virginia, it's very strict, except for a few very rural counties. In my county, if you put up a shed with no kitchen sink or toilet, you can get away with calling it a storage shed... and you can "camp" in it indefinitely. In fact, if that "shed" is under 160 square feet, and is up on block, you don't even have to get permission where you park it. At least in the county where I live. None of the surrounding counties are as easy to get along with.
I'm in Connecticut and wish I could find someone to help me with a home for free so I can get out of my bad situation I'm trying to but have no luck
Totally Agree And Yes A Good idea, for poor people.. land be an issue water electric ..
This would be perfect for someone with the strength, skills, and tools, to finish it out!!!
Why do people have to be so close minded and spoiled? We as a society have become so accustomed to having a set way to do everything and whenever someone has the courage to reject it and go their way they get ridiculed for it. Makes me sick. I commend this man for wanting to do something different from the norm and to build a SECURE future. I don't care how secure and stable someone thinks they are with their great paying job and big savings, all of that wouldn't mean a hill of beans in the wrong circumstances. Not trying to be mean but I just wish that we could all live our lives the way WE see fit.
Here, here!
Sage E. Best comment on RUclips.
The people who survive the future are the ones who can think outside the box.
Thank you, I fully agree!
Sage E. Try being 3 yrs from paying off your mortgage and have to quit your job, go on did ability to fight lung cancer, talk about a setback of plans, it's all good now, I beat the cancer and looks as though I'll be able to return to my work in 3-6 mths, it's coming. We have dreams which does not include living in city limits. I never much cared what people thought of me, I wasn't put on this earth to please them. You only have one life, enjoy it!!!!!!
I love these trolls leaving comments. They don't get it at all. Now I went with the storage container. Freed up a thousand dollars a month. bought 80 acres of land, bought cows put in a water well rented more land bought more cows now I'm buying renal property juki0h your paying for my jaguar I drive
You know what's up 😉
Wile E Coyote lmao 😂
philip reynolds seer67
Does any of your "renal property" need dialysis? Lol
As long as you do what u can with what u have it's great.GOOD FOR U!!
the tiny home is awesome,however you still need land. Thats where it get's expensive.
The land as well as the interior needs to include bare essentials such as bathroom & kitchen. Charge more but make it move in ready.👏🏾😃👍🏾
Thanks for sharing 😘
I've got the land
@@barbaralowe5487 That’s Great!😃 Now That You Know, Knowing is Half of the Battle! You’veGot This!! You Hold the Pen that Writes the Chapters Of Your Life!! 😉I Wish You Peace, Blessings and Much Success! 🙏🏽🥰
Not neccesarily. Land is somewhat cheaper in rural areas. Then of course there's foreclosed land spaces or you can barter with a land owner.
@@barbaralowe5487 You should definitely put three on you land!
that may be the price it is now but you still got to include a lot of things, like the land, utilities hook up , Plumbing , insulation just name a few so that $99 down it's going to easily turn into way more once it's all completed.
It would be like, paying yourself rent every month ( cost for insulation etc. ) But the house is yours, you're not paying for a landlord's house. :)
I'm renting a rotting building for $200. plus utilities, so owning this cute little place would be ideal for just me and my husband, since we already have a half-acre to put it on.
I would love to have s tiny house, I'm living in my car
We have similar mini home builders here in Australia, I have looked at installing one in a holiday park for a weekender and a "time out man cave". Price here is about AU$6k, I gave up cigarettes as it was costing me about 4 grand a year. Now I can enjoy weekends away and be healthy at the same time.
What are you going to do? Carry it around in your backpack? You need LAND to put it some place, and then you'll have to pay a monthly fee for the land, plus taxes, and numerous other costs including moving the house to the land. Lots of hidden costs.
Septic system around $7000 , electric hook up $550 , water bill, what about HEAT, you have no electric, no toilet, no sink no shower, no way to truly survive , well a sucker is born every minute if you buy a glorified shed I suppose, I typed in self sufficient mini house, and got this video.. bye bye.
Roof, 4 walls and electric outlets, brother this is awesome, I love the idea.
Missing from the wall/roof assembly:
Vapor Barrier
Insulation
Drywall
Whats the floor/foundation system? Pier? Concrete slab? Framed? Any insulation under the floor if its wood joists?
Other things that will need addressing:
Outlets
Heating/AC
Plumbing
Sewage
Power: Grid/PV/generator?
Not saying it can't be done, but $100 can very very quickly become $5000/$10,000 just to bring it up to a BASIC liveability level.
There are people who do not have any shelter. Don't tell me this isn't even livable.
RogueHarley on the contrary, as is its basically nothing more than a glorified garden shed. What I listed is what pretty much any shelter no matter humble should have for a minimum. The whole point of a tiny home isn't about living as cheaply as possible or just a hair above homelessness. Its about living comfortably while making a minimum impact on the environment. A cheap shelter isn't necessarily a comfortable one. Why bother with such a cheap structure if its a hotbox in summer and an icebox in winter? A minimal expenditure of the additional materials I listed would take the garden shed into a minimal but comfortable habitat. Hence my questions
;-)
KlunkerRider on the contrary, contrary. The whole point of a tiny home is subjective. It is possible that what is imperative to you may be of little interest to the man beside you. You share more in common with someone in any form of tiny home than the masses maintaining the status quo.
Sandra Binder that is very true. I come at the tiny house movement from my background as an architect and builder. From my POV the most important aspects are to provide a minimal structure that's also a livable comfortable space for the occupant. That means not only an efficient use of space, but insulation, efficient heat/air flow, h & c running water, and most importantly, not shitting into a painters bucket...IOWs using either a true flush toilet or reasonable alternative like a composting or incinerator type. I'm not going to comment on the rural outhouse option other than it works for some people and places but it's not an option in many places. Some of the comments I have read in other micro house topics make me agasp that some people's sense of whats perfectly acceptable shelter is one step above a cardboard box. If this was a discussion about housing the homeless with minimal but necessary means, that's an entirely different subject(though related yes) than this, which is building something minimal on property in leau of a large house. In this case there shouldn't be any reason why you shouldn't be able to provide all the comforts and facilities of the big house in the tiny house ;-)
@@KlunkerRider you can get 100 watt solar panel kits from harbor freight for about $159 a couple batteries and you have your electrical power, some insulation, I would use 2 inch foam board, and some frb for the walls and there you go. I did that for the 12 by 20 shed I have, worked out well. I have my emergency shelter all ready to go.
That's not a deal. A buyer still has to insulate it and put up interior walls and a ceiling. No plumbing means no sink, which will cost more money. The cost also probably doesn't include transport. By the time a person spends all that money they could have just bought a very basic small home already built on a lot. Where I live in SC a 2 bed, 1 bath home (not a mobile home) in decent shape on a small lot about .25 acres can be bought for about 30K, and I live in an expensive county. Move to Puduck in the middle of nowhere and I am sure a home can be found for much less than 30K. I think this purchase is not a good idea. I know when I'm writing this that you have already moved and never lived in this "home" because you were still working on it. This is the kind of project people take on and never finish. Waste of money.
Bruh you dont need ALOT of furniture and it already comes with electricity and that's a HUGE head start and it only cost 100 dollars for a HOUSE yes its tiny but it's a home and any other houses cost up to 25k or more and this is perfect if you sont have much money
It's a shed. You legally can't live inside a shed. The papers you receive when purchasing is marked with an "S" for storage. Building codes requires certain amount of 2x4's and metal rafters and spacing between the beams etc..., you will be required to remove the unit or have it removed or demolished at your cost. These are NOT legal for living in or even sleeping one night in on any property! You can make it a "Man/Woman cave" but no bed or sleeping area allowed. They will inspect.
Mr. Finley Exactly that's what most people don't understand. Good luck finding towns that will pass these on home inspection
Mr. Finley Hire an engineer so it is up to code.
Or just build it to code from scratch.......
Honestly because it already has the frame & structure of a small house, I dont see why you couldnt add those 2x4's & additional requirements to live in it legally while saving money because of buying the parts & doing the labor yourself. This could still be a great starting point.
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for you people who complain about toilet and shower... It's on the top of house, you just can't see it.
that is not a tiny home, instead is a shed. wrong title.
MOISES F IZURIETA oh yee of narrow minded thinking. Takes some work to add in the insulation and carpet then home furnishings. Those that can not think outside the box are doomed to remain a slave of the box.
TruethFinder30
I've seen many other tiny houses that DO have a kitchen and bathroom those were very nice! This unit does not have a kitchen or bathroom and no running water! I (and apparently a lot of other people) do not consider this a house. Where I live, this would be I on in violation of so many codes. A lot of the commenters here said this is a shed; well it does have the cutest little porch so you can store your belongings in style. 🙂
Bayouma777 to rent in Rockville Maryland
Well what he's getting at to some degrees are sheds are not built like houses in terms of vapor barriers, thermal insulation, roofing, etc. They cheap out on a lot of stuff because they expect you to replace it every 10-15 years.
MOISES F IZURIETA right lol!👍
Thank you for sharing. God Bless you.
And where do I put this tiny home? I can easily build one myself if I owned a property.
The comments section was the best part! Thanks!😀✌️🖖
for a point of reference there is at most 400-500 bucks worth of wood total in that thing, as simple as that thing is a crew of 4 could probably build 2 or 3 a day, I'd be willing to bet they sell those things at a 50% or more markup over how much it actually cost them to build including labor.
considering lots of people are thorwing stuff like this together and charging 15k this is a pretty decent deal
DanielRichards644 Not everybody wants to depend on others to help them construct a small house for less, and not everyone has the skills to do so in the first place. Buying a pre-constructed building is the way to go for a LOT of people.
Scotty Hunter
I'm not saying NOT to buy it, I was just trying to make people AWARE of the cost of these things vs. if you did it yourself.
DanielRichards644 If people are seriously considering a "tiny house" or other temporary/permanent living abode from the shed market, I am more than sure they have checked around and have weighed various options. Drag and drop convenience costs more. Besides, the shoes on your feet cost pennies to make but cost you quite a bit more to buy. Such is life.
my biggest concern with a tiny home is hte materials used, can the house breathe, are materials used non toxic and okay to breathe in living in that space. aside from that as far as cost your shoes you paid $100 for cost a quarter to make so its all relative its just that some people can put together a shed where as nobody can manufacture shoes in their home. i used to sell cornhole games for $150 a pop, it was about $18 worth of wood and materials but most people either aren't handy, would rather pay than do it themselvs, etc. if someone doesn't own tools they are looking at an investment of a few hundred bucks on top of wood to buy tools they may use once and never again. if people are willing to pay for these things more power to whomever is selling them
Keep in mind if you were to take it north you'd need to frame out the walls to properly insulate it, to at least R-40, to survive the colder climates. Also worth considering are the cost of composting toilets and fuel stoves.
No shit. You have to be dumb if you didn't know that
thomas harding
Duh, this comment wasn't meant for the smarter ones only the less experienced. Only those questions not asked are dumb.
S.R. Hurst
No toilet
the possibilities are endless! You have to have a sense of vision, and sure it's going to cost when you first start out but I think it would be worth while in the long run!
It's worth it if you can afford it.
Sandra I am also very interested in the tiny house because i always dreamed of owning my own home please call me if you plan on traveling to South Carolina or North Carolina 305 896 7799 727 953 3151
wow. they look so cute,decent and comfy. what a creative idea, I have nothing but admiration to the people who are behind this concept.
Our government needs to get on board and change old zoning laws. Laws were put in place to benefit the realtors and banks to push large loans on the people. Many communities will not allow small homes. Very ironic since the government is the major pusher of "green living". I believe my community one can not build a home smaller than 800 square feet. Yes, we are forced to build big homes. People are not aware of this fact. Let everyone you know about the governments dirty little secret.
I just found two in my area of Arkansas. I would love to find somewhere to put it by next month. If so, I could finally become a home owner without the hassle!!!
AmazinqCutie , Cool! 😎 CONGRATS! ☺
Not a home owner. Storage shed owner.
James home s about the square footage,it's how u make it your own an who live with u to make it homey,,,
James Crud
It will be home for some. Really guys yall are too damn funny 😛
Busy Bee funny haha?
I lived in a 20x30 foot minihome and had a big bedroom, full kitchen, frontroom and day room and a medium size bathroom! It was plenty of room and the utilities were very low. And what fun you can have finishing your own tiny home!!!! Enjoy man i know your gonna do it up right!!! 😎
Excellent idea for a first home! You can design it to make it true my your own, and won't break the bank doing so. Even after you finish the interior fully, you'll be saving a lot of money.
Your energy bill won't go through the roof heating or cooling it either.
I love some of the comments on here... the fat head guy, he is a fat head alright and pretty closed minded along with a few more ppl... I keep hearing building codes mentioned, there are ways around that esp in the way you label it... call it one thing you have a set of rules call it another and you have another set of rules... do your homework and call it the right thing.. example your allowed to sell water pipes but if you sell bongs its illegal same thing applies here, do your homework and label it the right way and your fine... then we get the oh build it yourself for 500 to 800 its so much cheaper... yes it is. I can build a car cheaper than buying it from chevy so whats that prove... rent to own a tv and you'll pay more than paying it all upfront but if you dont have it all upfront what do you do... you save or rent to own... same thing... some people can afford 150 a month but not 5 to 8 hundred same thing with the home you own 150k to buy it but if you morgage it it'll cost you 350k by the time its all done... same thing.... and some people just cant afford it even at 150 a month so.... like the one homeless woman who commented here she was like id love that.. to her its a mansion but to fathead its a shed and she is a loser... what a moron... not everyone can be the model rich person who has it all... Im a business owner who has the house but is looking at the shed as a better option... yes it needs to be insulated and drywall hung and a toilet yes your all correct but you have to start somewhere and for many this would be a good base start to add onto as money allows then move in and save cash in the long run... 10 to 15 k I could have this place nice enough to live in and have pretty much the same thing as someone who paid 150k on a home but i would be paying 2 or three hundred a month for four or five years not 600 a month for thirty years... now do you get the point to this, or you sill brainwashed to think you need a huge house two cars and a picket fence to be happy oh yea and a ton of debit dont forget that part... with the money I make if i lived in that shed I could have more toys than the guy with the big house has... or be able to retire in 10 or 15 years more.... now who is the loser... the guy living in the shed retiring in his 40s or the guy with a ton of debit and working until the gov says he can retire (if he paid things off like the plan told him to) people are brain washed to think if u dont have this ur not right or if u live this way your a loser.... id rather be this guy in the vid than fathead in the comments
right on..I'm in the works right now of making 16x32 cabin into a small home..wife and my small daughter. I got the land free from my wife's grama .5 acre. I need money in my bank account not gonna give it to a big bank on a note. wife finally agreed after she saw how much a new house is.
zero101
hey free land... hell yea do what u do bud and the hell with the nay sayers until they pay ur bills they can shut up... and i love how ur wife looked at costs then came around...classic... good luck
Asked because of greed fucking building is not worth $4000 I can build that fucking thing for 200
BootlegPainting you must be the owner of this piece of crap. if not you are really stupid. please note that the guy in his video he stated he does not live normally in this tool shed. he uses it as a cabin on his property. This means he does not have to pay for land and it also strongly implied that he uses the restroom in the kitchen in his normal house. of course a toolshed is better than living homeless on the streets. but if you have over $150 a month to spend for your rent or mortgage then you're probably not homeless and you can do better than this period it's not legal and it's not safe and it's not a good way to live. maybe he would be better off selling these for dirt cheap for people who are homeless but with a main house that has public restrooms for bathing showering and other purposes. but please insulated all the poor people will freeze to death.
Atir X so what the hell was all these words supposed to mean.... do u have a point to this long answer.... what your dumb for trying to find a cheaper way to live... and who wld freeze he says he is going to insulate it and put drywall in it so why wld someone freeze.... the whole point we was making is there is cheaper ways to live than a track house in some development.... I think your just one of those ppl who like to bitch and must find something to bitch about but this time I don't see where your going your all over the place with no real direction
CITY OFFICIALS HAVE NO BUSINESSES PUTTING THEIR NOSES IN PEOPLE'S TINY HOMES. IT'S NOT LIKE THEY'RE LIVING ON PLANET X. THIS IS PLANET EARTH AND IT'S JUST A HOUSE SMALLER THAN THE USUAL, SO PEOPLE SHOULD TREAT TINY HOUSES AS REGULAR HOMES RESIDENTS LIVING IN THEM, ACCEPT FOR THE TAXES TO BE WAY TOO SMALL AND NOT LIKE THE REGULAR HOUSES' PROPERTY TAXES. Living simply is the best way to live!! I love this little house.
+ALIEN TROOPER At Lowes they have a barn-looking building, and it has a loft. Just slightly more expensive than what you see on the video.
Me112233 Yes, you're right! I myself go to Lowes all the time and I've seen them there. I will do that some day when I move towards the country. It'll be my little hideaway in the back.
This will eventually happen all across the world and will put an end to homelessness. We will get to know our neighbors. We share everything from food to our time. No more stress or worry about money. Wow you guys have the solution to our problems. Now we have to get building codes changed. This is where we put our energy, so we have choices, not big homes that cost to heat, mortgages we can't afford and more time with our love ones. Our future can be great.
Me112233, years ago my dad wanted to buy one of those storage sheds from Home Depot and transform it into a house. He had his own land, but the county would not allow it, saying that it had to have hookup to water/sewer, power, and maybe needed to be of a minimum square footage. They classified it as a shed.
Its not the house. Its the land they want $$$. Sure house can be included. Its their twisted way of saying, where is the government piece of pie! These can house so many during our winters that end up dieing on the streets./roads. People judge the homeless or no job like scum. In todays accommody 3/4 of human race of all walks are becoming homeless.
I have a 40 x 12 with a fireplace,and propane heat ,air conditioned,with full kitchen and bath,front porch .It's on two acres with a creek on the back of the property. No bills except utilities which are cheap. Absolutely no regrets. People that come to visit love it and they all say they wish they had done it. Escape the rat race and find peace of mind.
Loving that porch👌🏻
Great idea! I've looked at the wooden sheds to renovate into a "get away" living space, but was wary of the treated wood being safe. The metal ones would work much better. p.s. Don't listen to the critics. Better to know what you can spend, (or not spend) than get into a large home and then lose it.
young single starting out why wouldn't you go for that really ? im 50 my youngest child plans to leave for college in 6 monthes what do I need with a huge place any more ? looks good . good to see young folks thinking things thru .
lang van downsizing to a smaller real home is a good idea if you don't need the space or the expense. But downsizing to a tool shed is not only stupid and unsafe it's not even intelligent spending. you're not going to save any money unless you already own some property outright. Hopefully it'll be in a place you want to stay in. Whatever happened to quality of life ???
Are you a realtor you are really pushing for people to buy as you call them real homes lol. what makes your way the right way ?
I,am with you on that.i live alone and i dont need this big ass house!
I know one 3 bd,2bh fixing to be on the market as my wife and I at ages 60-61 figure either motor home or pull behind travel trailer, do a few yrs travel. Who knows, may find a place that suits us.
thanks for stopping and video taping this. I saw one at home depot. I'm definitely getting one now
love this and am thinking very seriously about doing the same thing. thank you bro and God bless you. good luck to you and yours
are you kidding ?no bathroom no place to cook..
You have to add.
Just need a crockpot toaster oven and two burn plug in stove. College fridge. Electric already installed
I really wish he delivered to Texas
search tiny homes texas. or texas tiny homes. there are a few places in texas that have some cheap little cabins/ sheds for sale that you can turn into a tiny house. also a few places tjat have tiny homes already built and ready to go. they are just kinda expensive
Even on RUclips there's tons and tons of tiny homes builders in Texas. If you keep clicking around you will definitely find one. Lots of tiny homes don't come as much more than a frame mostly because in such a small space, you have to make it work for you or it doesn't work at all, so size, appliances, etc, they leave that up to you to do, so most of them, unless you're having it custom built, are going to be near this price per inch.
What part of texas are you cuz I know this veteran out here in texas that builds on the spot and per fab he made me a two story 30 x 40 home for 8500 for good guy...
Port Cuzz dallas tx
+Port Cuzz Does he build in Louisiana
Congratulations on your new home. GREAT video. Good luck
Fantastic video. Well done! We really enjoyed it.
u can buy a shead decent @lowes or home depot for $2100 just need insulation and wiring
or shipping container for a bit more
+dan tan Well a shipping container costs quite alot more and it has no windows, no walls set up ready to install insulation and dry wall ect so its really no good unless you are ready for heavy and expensive modification.
+eraldorh you can find shipping containers all day long for 800 to 1500. Just gotta look. Some places are giving them away.
+Kaliidoo64 absolutely. Craigslist and your local paper. You just have to search. And constantly watch. Free shit doesn't always come easy.
+Kaliidoo64 true that!
I'd love to have a tiny house, though I'd want one with a kitchen and bathroom already installed.
I would call that an RV/camper
Dude...it's a frickin shed!!! 🙈
Most homeless people would call this a first step back into society. Living wise..
Better than living in your car at the local Walmart.
Still laughing 😂
this would be great for the homeless
Im all but all but nomeless, i sleep in my jeep and intrude on my friends which im losing fast. Ib have my own food, im gone before daylight.i do have a job, but thanks ro the powers to be,i only get 2 days on the jog, i have many apllicatins in untill backgroung comes back. Then they just send send a letter prety much saying tough shit.i make enuff money to sustain myself, just noe where it
Thank you for to it trime
No... bath room or for cooking WHAT the fuck man... BULLSHIT man
I rather live in a shed than to be sleeping on the street!
It would be great if the homeless used their disability to NOT be homeless, many are drug addicts and alcoholics, blow their $ on disability day, then are out holding cardboard signs a few days later ' HUNGRY NEED FOOD '... the reality is, most are homeless due to irresponsibility, drug and alcohol addictions, as most towns have shelters but they don't allow drunks and drug addicts into them, so they 'fall thru the cracks' of their 'addictions, ' which many are also on food stamps , welfare, so then I pay out over $25 k a year by force of the governments' hand taking my money to support welfare, prison welfare, lazy politicians, countless unneeded government offices & employees with only the very best benefits, and retirement packages, and lest we not forget the 'subsidy programs' another flop that aids the poor but STEALS from the working poor... so the good people get punished in the end.
This tiny house is not habitable with no bathroom , no kitchen, no hook up for rain water, no solar hook up, so a bare box, more like a giant walk in chicken coop. Sounds good till you freeze to death in winter, with no insulation, no dry wall, no heat , no water, no nothing.. Seems like you would need to add a few things to make me want one, might be safer sleeping in your CAR I suppose.
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Tiny COPYRIGHTED USA freedom of speech & press USA for educational & entertainment purposes. People need basics to live in any structure, can we put this tiny home anywhere, we have the need for an enclosed septic mini system , can we poop and pee in a bucket and dump it legally?
We have a prison system with tiny cells , we are forced to pay to feed , house, cloth, and give free medical 'obamaCare' to , they get it for free, tiny cell home..
Especially when it's cold out
Same size as my house but I have 12 nches of insulation. That is why my firewood consumption is 2 cords for the winter while my neighbor burns 10 to 12
Nothing there but vinyl siding and 2x4s,I would go with the Home Depot Shed/cabin with a loft,or a shipping container,they are a more sturdy,the container is cheaper,and the H.D. cabin is a little over double the price if you pay cash,but you get alot more room.Of course Home Depot wont give you instant credit,it sure beats the hell out of a tent,and you can always make it more sturdy,and add on as the funds are available.Shoot,I dont guess its that bad of a deal.
I absolutely love it!!! Omg, my own tiny house!!!!!! I hate renting, for 650 a month, and nothing to show for it, except!!! Renting is a waste of hard earned money!
This is an alternative resolution to debt every month. Opening my eyes to other ways to save money. I would need a small kitchen and bathroom however but we’re off to a good start!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
A bed, bathroom shower combo and a place for my computer desk.. I would have a back patio use it for the washer dryer and refrigerator have a small refrigerator inside
Have you aver seen a camper and what you can put in it?
This home is so much bigger so when you think in a decorative, clever way you can live here for a pretty long time.
U could have Got a travel trailer. With Everything in It. I Have a 29 foot 5th Wheel. I payed 4000$ for it.
Wow can you please let me know more about this?
Where did u buy the travel trailer at.. new more information
Danny Coe can u let me know more about how to go about doing this
He only has 99.00 playa
Im Sorry,.. But this SHED/ TINY HOUSE is MUCH MORE SOLID than that alluminum Clad Cardboard Box with the Gadgets inside,... $4,000. Will be worth $1,000 in 5 years. This Solid Built Building is stationary and heavier that your Pull behind.
Honestly I like this idea. To the ones saying it's too small, the Japanese have their foreigners to try a vacation in pods. Explore other lodging options than the normal. May I suggest primitive survival, where you build with the material you have on hand?
Aloha!!!!! When I was a kid, I used to call that a club house, we built one, one time.. I and Russell Sears.(BESTFRIENDS) And I know, it did not cost us for one $4100, and some change...
TODAY, IT'S LIKE MY SHEDD IN MY BACK YARD. WHAT I STORE MY Garden things and seasonal things in. But whatever floats your boat, in paying for something like that...I'm not knocking it.... By the way, I could see me putting that on the Island of Hawaii.(MY HOME AWAY HOME) On some land there... Signing off, from Indianapolis, Indiana... GO COLTS💓
I can't believe anyone would pay this for nothing more than a glorified backyard shed! And where are we supposed to live in this without running water, sewer or heat? Its not even finished/insulated! AS for the electricity, I only see a single light fixture. No plugs? I could finish the work...the sheet rock, insulation, add a plug for my cell and even use a composting toilet. BUT WHERE DO I PUT IT TO LIVE IN IT?! You're considered a squatter on public land and no city/county will ever permit permanent habitation without plumbing and heat!!
FrankiesFancy oh yee of narrow minded thinking. where there is a will there will always be a way.
It had two light fixtures, with conduit pipe leading to two or three power plug receptacles. One conduit went into the floor to possibly go to external electrical source or solar panel system. Power switch for the light had a power plug
at the door. It's true that a used trailer has all that you need, and I've seen some for about the same price as this. However, the trend for "women caves", just like the old tool sheds, would cost more than $8,000, or $10,000.
Oregon & Washington benefactors are coming up with Tiny Home communities, and prefab huts for the homeless.
Use your brain built your needs in it
They are sheds....
Something like this would totally work for me (maybe one just a little bigger, say 16' X 26'). Install some electrical outlets, add plumbing, installation, paneling and carpet. Section off and put a small bathroom in one of the corners, have the rest as a studio apartment Build it on a one acre lot next to a pond or small creek. "Oh Heck Yeah!!!"
Good video and you have some key points Living simple is the way to. I been thinking about it myself buy some land, and buy a tiny house , garden with vegetables ect. thanks for sharing best of luck to you.
it is a "shell" that you have to fix into a house...septic system will cost more than the house...it is not built to code but is ok as a camper cabin...
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Hi,can you show us how it look after your plan is done?
Thank you brother.
This is so cool thank you for the video babe.
Good info, however I have found that some places near the area where I live wont let people put in these wonderful little homes, even if they buy the property. Sad Face : (
Isnt that a trip? But they let s
Maybe for a hunting camp... but to LIVE in?... No toilet, shower, stove, fridge... To make it livable, you'd need a concrete slab, septic and well.
***** YOU are a fucking idiot and loser. YOU. You and only you.
***** who the fuck cares what you fucking idiot think. If you think we are losers it's YOUR problem. Your fucking OPINION. Certainly not the truth.
Alohi Kekoa Absolutely! There are so many ways we can adjust the energy intensive ways we currently live. And learning to live with what we need instead of trying to manage living with the clutter that comes with our mass-consumerism culture, many report that they are much happier.
***** you are just so cool.
*****use a dugout out house for the toilets and an adobe bath. A little wiring you can put in outlets but the Big deal.... no insulation
I'm 56 yrs old. Couple of yrs ago I learned enough carpentry to build 2 small cabins on our place. I checked out books on carpentry from the library and studied them, then when I got the buildin materials I asked God to help me, and He did. If I can do it, anyone else can, too. You can build a tiney cabin for a lot less than 4,000. Especially if you look arnd for materials that people throw away. A friend gave me some used insulation. Another friend gave us tin for the roof. I scarfed up some old sheets of paneling somebody had thrown away at a dump. It can be done, my friends, it can be done! And then you'll be proud of yourself for your accomplishment.
I have always love this video and the other tiny house videos you did
im out in PA. where can I buy one. love the thought of this.
Thinking about getting one of these for myself in Dallas TX. However I'd want one that was a bit bigger, around 400 square feet.
I can tell you now you can build a very simple structure with recycled products. What part of Dallas. Do you have extra property to perhaps have multiple homes. I want to go there. I am east of that. deburt60@hotmail.com
In Dallas you have to have something under 200 sq. ft. in order not to have to deal with permits and even then there's rules where you can/cannot place a shed in your own yard. Geez, they are such greedy little Napoleans and their minds are encased in cement!
Did u get one?
Amazing find! Thanks!!
i would love to live in a small home that's what myself and my husband will be doing when the kids leave home for sure we both love the idea :)
Dude you can't sale that man.. why its... no GOOD.. no bathroom.. and.. so on...no cooking.. place.. like a stove..
I'm sure they have an equivalent in texas or any place else. I wanna know if you can get a larger one with your own bathroom kitchen like a studio apt. style. also a means to extend a back porch maybe with sliding rienforced glass doors and an inside sliding barn style door?
With enough money, you can do anything.
Nice, thanks for the video
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I could move that to my property for GUESTS!!!! GREAT VID
Awesome every low-income person should do this
Absolutely
Dude there's no bathroom ok.. you can't sale that man
How can you call this a HOME!?
It's nothing more than an overpriced, decorative SHED!
A home needs LAND, WATER SUPPLY, SEPTIC (because some areas ban composts), PLUMBING, INSULATION, and BASIC INTERIOR FINISHES.
For $99 down, you are NOT a 'home owner' - you are a SHED OWNER!!!
some people call a box in a ally home....so for some people that dont want to be a slave to a bank for the rest of their lives...or who are not as fortunate as some. then this would make a GREAT home for a single person..you just have to put some work into it.. could make it self sufficient. solal panels..put in your own septic and plumbing..it can be done.
Stephanie Rose indeed it can be a home and can be run on either solar power or hydro power or windmill power. put in a small fridge and small stove and small sofa and bed then get a smaller unit for the shower/toilet and sink build them together. Yes it would be a modest yet decent home.
I recently looked into buying a home, in town, a regular house and the cost was $97,000. After interest to the banksters the total cost over 30 years at 4% interest would be more than $200,000! That's at $700/mo. Now compare that to this video. Even if you buy one of these sheds at their price you'll pay perhaps $5,000 if they charge interest and it will be YOURS! Free and clear after that! A couple hundred bucks a month is super easy to handle for most people, leaving them the money to insulate it, install wallboard or paneling, and also install a bathroom (with walls and a door to meet code) and a kitchen area. Find a building lot that already has utilities at the street and get it hooked up for maybe $5,000 total. If you want a bigger house just buy a second building and set it right next to the first one. Honestly, its a no-brainer, folks. If (IF) you can qualify for a mortgage loan you will get screwed over 30 years, believe me. The banksters will make their money and I cannot rationalize giving them $110,000 ...for what? Signing a few pieces of paper and indebting myself for 30 years?! And what resale value would I have after that? Not difficult to see which is more affordable. Believe me, if you want that American dream, you'd better have deep pockets.
+TruethFinder30 they make things like this already people? uh its called a travel trailer, or a rv motorhome.. .
+Allen Farlow good comment. its like becoming a slave!
Thank you for sharing this valuable information.
Good to know. I looking to down size in the near future. I live in Fort Worth, TX need to find one here.
I know in rural Arizona you can opt out of building to code.
I am currently buying property in ChambersAz.
That’s cute. I could make that a nice cozy place to live. Thanks for posting. I think they should finish the inside for 4 grand though. I’m adding up cost like carpet, insulation, appliances, furniture paint, drywall, heating and air because you know it will get hot. But very cute. It could make someone a nice place.
They are Really Nice. Thanks for the Info. Wish they had that in Vegas! There is afew Problems. They have to be Insulated, Gotta find Property to put it on, Get another Shed for Restroom, plus , have Plumbing installed, so Yeah, abit more after you hire a Contractor to do all that.
Thanks for sharing!!
nah..wish u showed how u furnished and moved in in it..would be more realistic..otherwise, just looks like a mini shed, smaller than what my dad had custom made for my mom's miscellaneous in backyard
HE IS FULL OF SHIT .I WOULDN'T LIVE THERE .THE ARE CONS.
Now here is a really realistic priced really nice looking good small home nice looking nice veranda porch something usefull good size also not one of those silly Yuppy micro sized 50,000 dollar houses located on 500 dollar a month micro sized lot,,, this house you can make it the way you want inside without contractors banks mortages and all that baloney
I lived in such a bare structure for 2 years in Africa. We were 4 adults!!! So I can make it work for myself in old age.
I guess it is safe from fires , it has windows , thanks for showing. This is very nice.
In the UK we'd call that a shed..........
So do the majority of us in the USA...I don't know why this guy is calling it a house :>)
poppysfit Because idiots have grown acustom to living in dwellings that are too big?
VancouverCanucksRock My grandparents lived way out in the country in a house they built with their own hands from the ground up, adding on to it and taking away from it as needed...and they called the building that sat in their backyard that looked exactly like this a shed. Just saying :>)
this tin can has absolutely no insulation. you'll freeze in the winter. and where is the kitchen amd bathroom? ?? this is not a home.
this shit is a shack... if you put insulation a toilet, stove, bed, shower an storage where will you fart????? lol
Jojo Jo that's why the owner adds insulation and dry wall and carpeting.... what do you want a lavish pre-done unit you don't have to lift a finger to make it a home? that's shallow and lazy if you want everything for a little bit of money.
TruethFinder30 ,
It's the shell, you do the rest. for insulating get that stuff make out of rocks and slag, comes in board form you can cut to size inside of 2X4s
It's a shell, for insulation, foam catches fire spreads, what you need is Roxul Safe 'n' Sound 3 in. x 15-1/4 in. x 47 in. Soundproofing Stone Wool Insulation No wind will get through or sound, and won't burn.
Side windows are in a stupid spot if you want to build rooms inside, the best you could do is a 8x12 bedroom, with a 4x12 bathroom and an 8x12 open kitchen living-room at the front, but inside your bathroom and bedroom your windows are going to be in the front corners of the rooms, which will give you shitty air flow. I don't put windows in a house before a floor plan, hopefully you can tell them where to put the windows before they build it, but if they are all prefabbed and cut your screwed or at least very limited.
The flooring is pressure treat too which gives off toxic gas, so, a different flooring is needed or something to seal it.
My only complaints, but the materials would probably only be $1000 and use the other $3000 for finishing the inside.
I think you'll be over $5000 to finish the inside, if you do the work yourself and you want it finished nice.
Wow !
Here in Albuquerque they are going to build a tiny house community for the homeless . I think these would be a Good investment and probably cheaper .
Thank you
I want this
This is missing to many things. How about showing a finished and furnished product. August 2019
Ely Garcia, Exactly, this jerk is trying to get rich off the poor and homeless. What a SCUMBAG!
i'd love to buy one of those to have as a man cave outback... add some plumbing with a small bathroom, window unit to provide both heat and a/c and a mini fridge!
Cool given me a good idea thanks for that
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