Las Vegas ‘tiny home’ gets overwhelming demand from desperate renters
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2024
- A tiny home listed for rent in the Las Vegas Valley has gotten an overwhelming response from renters desperate for an affordable place to live.
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The American dream, to live in a shed in someone's back yard for a $1000 a month.
U can find hella apartments in central Vegas for $750+ a month
Desperate immigrants dont care
Nickel and dimed into a shed by a government supposedly by and for the people! They got us $$35 trillion in debt and they all own multiple mansions! Biggest scam in history.
Top comment!
@AA-ct7cb Nickel and dimed. Taxed and fee'd into a storage shed by crooks who SUNK us for $34 trillion $$$$$$$$$$
Hard to accept that $70k per year is the actual living wage nowadays ☹️
The median household income in the US, as of 2023, was $86K.
..and we still have people freaking out at the idea of a $15/hr minimum wage.
70k household income
It’s not enough bro.
blame the climate change scam pushing prices up
The issue is that either the renter or the owner must in some way pay insurance and property taxes if they want a "permanent roof" with utilities like electricity, gas and water. Because of this, many people-at least in California, where I currently reside-are living in tents. No taxes, rent, mortgages, or insurance. The number of people who tell me they live in their car that I meet amazes me. Its crazy out here!
It’s getting wild by the day. The prices of homes are quite ridiculous and Mortgage prices has been skyrocketing on a roll(currently over 7%). Sometimes i wonder if to just invest my spare cash into the stock market and wait for a housing crash or just go ahead to buy a home anyways.
I get such worries too. I'm 50 and retiring early. Already worried of the future and where its headed, especially in terms of financies and how to get by. I'm also considering making my first investment in the stock market, but how can I do so given that the market has been in a mess for the majority of the year?
For you to grow your portfolio in today's market, you really need to be coachable and willing to get off your high horses. I for example, have managed to grow mine from $150k to 300% of my initial deposit within the past 8 months just by copying trades from a broker that has better skillset and technical know-how than me.
@@hasede-lg9hj Could you kindly elaborate on the advisor's background and qualifications?
I won't pretend to know everything, though. Her name is Melissa Rose Francks but I won't say anything more. Most likely, you can find her basic information online; you are welcome to do further study.
Dog house for 1000 dollars
Do some research on tiny homes because they're far more than a dog house. Lmao. And when you get to the point of not being able to pay your bills etc because everything is skyrocketing through the roof then maybe you won't be judgemental about someone downsizing because it's actually affordable.
@@itsthespiceoflifehumans shouldn’t have to live in a damn shoe box just to survive. Stop defending this clown show!
@@itsthespiceoflifeyea they are nice inside good investment also ,people.are sleeping on them
You can spin your dog houses any way you want but it’s still a dog house. This form of trying to convince people of acceptance is not right, and these aren’t homes these are foreign ideas that people bring over to humiliate America thanks to Biden and his administration. A home is a place for having a family not a place where a bee has its offspring.
I mean if is cozy and cool I'm down to ren w space like that, don't criticize other people's situation
Soon we'll be putting up refrigerator boxes and call them studios.
I like this one
Underrated comment.
Great comment 😊
NYC already has that
It's been happening in Hong Kong for years. A space as big as a single bed. Look it up.
I rented a nice apartment in S.D. For $700 a long bike ride away from beach. I was 20 years old having a blast. Now we are begging to build tiny sheds in the hood for $1,000. People don’t realize how poor we now are in the U.S. but let’s all argue over which crooked politicians are at fault? Has this helped?
Culture wars to distract the masses while the politicians on both sides rob us
The Big Guy has been at this for 50 years. People need to connect the dots.
Maybe not saving for a house in your 20s instead of having a blast has something to do with it?
Yup. The std of living for the bottom 50% has really declined in 20 years
@@peterbedford2610
The quality of people at the bottom 50% have declined even more.
That’s not a tiny home, that’s a converted shed, huge difference.
a shed with a yard :)
The magic is underground (utilities)
The magic is all utilities which make it a very small home that’s livable
A home is what you call where you live, this is from the Oxford Dictionary:
the place where one lives permanently, especially as a member of a family or household.
So they're all kinds of homes, just like there's all kinds of flowers.
What's the difference, exactly?
I knew a guy who owned a condo in FL with a $800 mortgage. He was renting it out for $1500. He found out that his neighbor was renting out their condo, which was next door to his for $2200. He couldn't wait until the lease ended so he could raise the rent to $2300. Yet, his mortgage is still $800.
Sounds like he was smart to make extra money. I’m sure his job isn’t keeping up with inflation alone.
@@02nupe Sounds like he was price gouging. And is a large reason why nobody can afford housing.
@@MarkWongMDhow is it price gouging if he was under charging and found out the market allowed for more? I guess Was it fine when he was charging less and his neighbor was making more for his family. Interesting
Price gouging is equal to greed.
@@billbixby7877Exactly! apparently you are considered “smart” i🙄
A tiny home should never cost that much regardless of where it is located.
It cost him $22k to build and he is only renting it out for $950 a month. It will take AT LEAST 2-3 years before he even breaks even. What do you mean "A tiny home should never cost that much" ? 🤔
A grand to stay in a glorified portapotty. And we as a country are just okay with this being the best option for a living wage? Ridiculous
Imagine working your azz house 40-60 hours a week just to be able to live in this dump.
Imagine the bootlickers telling you it was their right to overprice housing.
And it’s your fault you don’t make enough money, and everything else under the sun to defend their fragile ass landlords ego.
You should see what Brownstone has in San Francisco and is building in other cities. They have what they call "pod living". It's essentially a bunk bed and locker in a room with 20 other "pods". Basically it's just a nicer version of the Chinese Cage apartments. Those rent for $1000/month. For a bed and a locker. Property owners only care about cramming as many people into a space as they can to maximize profits.
It seems the laissez-faire is failing us.
Until everyone revolts and 100% of renters stop paying rent
$950 for a fking shed ??? Criminal and immoral
Rather live in a tent and save up for an used RV
@@user-wm2xi2cn8s 👍
@@user-wm2xi2cn8san rv would be better or those camper vans.
Two words: FUCK THIS
SAY IT AGAIN
Fully agree
@@AlphonseWeebay and do it proudly! xD
This is sickening
Y? It's a cool little pad? One person though
$900 a month used to get you a 2 bedroom house with a driveway, garage plus a front and back yard
@@rickyricardo5423 you gotta admit it's kinda a cool little pad. It'll force ya to go out and socialize. Lol
@@davidwright873 It's a fucking shed.
@@davidwright873 it’s about the size of my walk in closet 😂 I’ll pass bro
This is the world today. This is truly frightening.
Why is this frightening to you?
@@sleepy670exactly
It's frightening because it would require you to 🛑 smoking the drugs of your choice and get out and work!
@@elishareilly7980 You are dumb plenty of people don't do any damn drugs and work and are still struggling to survive you are brainwashed bet the corporations love brainwashed wage slaves like you
And this is what You should feel, take a look around
It’s sad that we live in a world today where 900.00 would get you a smaller place to live vs the 70s,80s,90s and even 2000s
What do you expect? The buyers are too stupid to realize that they are the ones who truly control the market not the sellers.
Without buyers, the sellers have nothing.
They sure destroyed this nation..
It's much worse in Australia and the UK than here in the USA. 8 billion people on a planet that can not sustain that massive population, we've done it to ourselves. The climate is changing we have so many people. Nature is fighting back for its planet.
Research w0rld econom1c f0rum & you’ll understand why this is happening
Everything was better back then, theres a reason why corporations want you to hate the past, because they are afraid we might compare our economy to times back then. People keep saying "what about the racism"...sure but you CAN still have a 1950s economy without the racism...TODAY
Its ridiculous how rent keeps going on people who are barely getting buy...
Getting by
The Big Guy says things are great!
@@92tube88you vill live in ze pod and eat ze bugs
Blame the desperate people who buy at these prices. If it can be sold at 2k, its gonna be sold at 2k
By design!
Quick thought. Anyone who is now raising kids, expect them to live with you for the rest of your life. If things are this expensive and bad now imagine another 10-20 years from now. I forsee 5K rents in the future for an average place. Plus 2k in utilities. And let’s not forget 500$ grocery trips for basic necessities. Anyone will be lucky to have a bank account balance without a “ - “ in front of it
This is sad but true. Kids aren’t going anywhere.
People need family planning and not have children they can not afford. 8 billion people now on a planet that can not sustain that massive population to the point we're having weather change. There is absolutely no lack of people.
Learn a trade and you're set. We have starting positions at $31.25 capping out at $52 dollars for non management technicians (basic level experience and even some who had 0 prior experience in my maintenance department they learned on the job...) They even removed the difficult test and replaced it with an easy mechanical aptitude test just to be able to get more people in. So many focused on liberal art degrees that's not gonna get you far in this town. But expect to get dirty and work with your hands and brain. Blue collar jobs keep this country running.
@@Clarkem1what is this trade you speak of? Why not actually mention any of what you do instead of just numbers?
@@brodiemarshall9270 Maintenance reliability engineer, the field is preventative maintenance. Airports / Manufacturing / Warehouse Distribution Centers. One of many trades to choose from. I've seen others go to ATI and get certified electrical in 6 months (school in Henderson) and get hired on spot.
"The landlord wanted to keep the location secret" Yeah, because you can pick it up and drive off with it...🤣
And. The code people
Squatters is what he's trying to avoid..
Once enough potential squatters know where this place is, believe me they'll be in there before he knows it.
And getting them out is probably harder than evicting actual tenants.
it was a joke you fucking retards.
I don't understand how it's a secret if it's listed publicly for rent.
@@BLACK_MikeHammeralmost like there more empty housing than homeless
The DOWNFALL of the United States of America .... LIVE!
As long as they keep promoting LGBT things will continue getting worse
You aren't wrong
It is truly a sad and greed filled world we now live in....
It is not the economy. It is a double whammy of rich greed, price gouging and low wages.
Exactly bulls eye
That's EXACTLY what it is.
Exactly
Triple whammy
That's what all Biden voters say.
I rather live in a van
@@jakew1362 As a German i dont understand, why you not buy a RV or Caravan instead?
You can cook, you are safe and if it need to go to a shop you get a car from your insurance and you rent a motel for 2 days.
@@jakew1362 yes I have for 9 months
Shower? Toilet? laundry?
Pretty tough in a van…
@@bfranco1519 Just take a RV with Shower and Toilet and Laundry.
@@jakew1362I have. We had a queen bed in the back and curtains to hide us from onlookers in LA. We kept a clean area and did laundry at the laundry mat. I was going to LAV College at the time. Stayed in it for 2 years. The worst was the hot summer in Van Nuys and the occasional tagger tagging our white fan. I finally had enough and moved back to Minnesota into my dad's house.
This is crazy I can't believe the way things are now I remember when I first got my first apartment in 2001 for a two-bedroom I was paying $425 a month
2003 1 bedroom $402 .Good area too .
2001 I was renting a 2 bedroom apartment in CA for $500.
@@haveanicedave1551 how much is it in California for an apartment right now?
Same here!
@@CB03061with what I’ve seen, starting is around $1600 which is for a studio. I commonly see $1800 or more for one bedrooms. Granted these prices are for apartments not the safest areas in cities across CA.
$950 to live in a shed? 😮
100$ a month
They will charge you the same in California just to put your tent in their backyard
Where do you live? That you don’t think that that’s a deal?
PEAK CAPITALISM
Yes this is the future we are gonna have to build these.
I know of several of people who have left California for Nevada, mainly Las Vegas, because of the increasing cost of living here. Now, that city is being hit hard with the influx of people, resulting in high rent/mortgage. You can't win either way as the prices are STILL climbing.
I live 5 minutes from the beach in California and pay less than this for a 2 bedroom apartment. You can keep Vegas
I moved back to Cali from Las Vegas last year. Best decision I've made in a long time.
Yeah it's because corporations are buying up all the housing, renting it out, and the population continues to grow. The housing market isn't keeping up because developers only want to build luxury housing for billionaires.
I left California for Arizona ages ago and so glad I did. I was able to buy several houses in Az where in Ca I had to rent.
That’s what’s happened to AZ. Wish those wacked out CA ppl stayed & dealt with the 💩 they created!!
So almost $1000 for basically a converted shed. Rent is out of control
That price is still too high.
I paid 950 in IL that was triple the size of that. That’s crazy af.
Dude could list for 650 and still be fine
@@ExcaliburTTP - Considering he's covering all utilities, it's going to take at least 3 years to break even. There's always future risk of vacancy, repairs, and lost opportunity to invest that money elsewhere. Considering there's 113 people asking to live there at the price he's offering, it sure seems like a fine deal for that area. If it were much lower then he couldn't justify spending the $22k, instead of investing it elsewhere.
@@smileychess ah yes makes sense i suppose. IL has a widely different demographic
@@ExcaliburTTP - I don't know much about IL but I get the sense that their zoning laws are a little more relaxed in terms of allowing more dense housing, compared to the extreme sprawl of Las Vegas. Building more supply is the only real way a city can curb housing costs, at least in the medium term.
My first studio was the size of this but just the bottom floor. Paid 400 a month back in 2010. We used to call it the shoebox.
I can't "Help" 113 people??? Its a home-depo shed for $950 per month
Apparently there are 113 people who find this to be their best option. If he didn't build this thing, then they would all be competing with one more person for other housing in the area. If it weren't the best option for the price, then he wouldn't be getting so many requests.
You are a GREAT GUY!! 👍
@@smileychess
lol it is a shed isnt it
USD$950 for that is 200% what it should be
@@stoicmaster871 Here in WA state, $1000 a month.
Still the cheapest thing around that's why they are still high demand.
@@stoicmaster871We had a tenant aka old friend rent a room with bathroom in our home with private access for $200 a month and close to Downtown Saint Paul. He failed to pay the rent on time on more then one occasion. We gave him a 30 day notice and he said he would fight it in court. I laughed and said sure but don't come crying when the sheriff comes and kicks you out. He got scared and called his mommy who helped him get an apartment for $750 a month. He's been gone 2 months now and im still trying to figure out how he can afford $750 a month when he could barely afford $200!
This is soooo tragic it’s insane
Housing crisis is global, not just Vegas.
It's the lead up to the end of the nation-state system and the world's populations accepting, even begging for, global corporate totalitarian management.
Don't forget the gov says there's only 8% inflation despite every cost of living rising dramatically.
no point as soon as all of these are packed they will double the rent like always enjoy your 2-3 years of cheap rent
Call it what you want. It's still just a shed.
Far from it, a shed doesn't have all the utilities.
I suggest doing some real research on tiny homes and you'll see they're more than just a shed. 😅😅😅 I guess you're one of the lucky ones that can afford everything skyrocketing. Congratulations.
A 22000 dollar shed
Yep. And humans shouldn’t have to live in a shoe box just to survive
A dog house ~ Biden’s America.
With a inflation... rent is 950 a month, next year, 1,000 or more...
Its a scam..
All of it
@@InsideLookingOut1 yes... stay safe
This is the America we all grew up in and had such high hopes for a good life? Our leadership class had better do something about this. The anger is reaching French revolution levels. Why should we accept this as the new normal?
Anger is deflected at meaningless culture war nonsense - blue versus red, "grooming" fearmongering, immigrants, instead of at the wealthy people who control this society.
they can start by banning corporations from buying houses. AirBnB has got to go too
Renters need to push for laws to at least have all dwelling built with excellent insulation for BOTH temperature *and as a sound barrier. Sleep deprivation* is horrible & it only takes 1 neighbor snoring or playing vid games all night to ruin your health in an apartment or condo!
"French revolution levels" You may be right. *I added up all my taxes, plus every gas tax, gov fee and toll I paid for a few months.* No joke, it totaled about 45% of my income. I don't think that's sustainable for any country. (That was decades ago in the USA. Worse today.)
@@wownewstome6123 america has far lower taxes than most of the developed world lol
Im paying 1735 for a 650sqft apartment in northern Phoenix. That calculates to $2.66 sqft. 170sqft for 950.00 ends up being $5.60sqft.
At that rate id be paying over 3600.00. average rent for my area for a 1 bed in my area is $1673 for an "average" size of 927sqft.
I appreciate the concept....its less a month, but the math is proving that renters are still victims.
The fact that you are willing to pay almost 1800 for a one bedroom apartment and claim you’re good at math. Nope living in my van and saving $500 a month instead of living in a 650 square foot box and claim paying over 1700 is a deal because of the per square foot cost
This administration is putting many families in difficult situations. A lot of people are financially struggling to live, put a roof over their head and put food on the table. Things are getting worse these days, if you don't find means of multiplying your money you might wake up a day to realise you didn't plan well for yourself and family.
I agree with you and I believe that Professionals are currently dominating the market since they have access to both the necessary strategy for making money in this industry.
That's awesome to hear. I invested 5k in Robin hood about a year ago and it steadily went down, now my portfolio is down to $800. I don't know what to do and i am in between jobs
@@Florencecoxx Understanding your financial needs and making effective decisions is very essential. If I could advise you, you should seek the help of a financial advisor. For the record, working with one has been the best for my finances.
I’m Glad i stumbled on this. Please, if its not too much of a hassle for you, can you drop the details of the expertise that assisted you and how to get in touch with him.?
@@Florencecoxx I get guidance from *Mr Gary Mason Brooks* . Most likely, the internet should have his basic info..
My household is choosing to go homeless by choice.
Rent is getting out of control
Prices of food has significantly increased to the point cutting back isn't enough.
We are sick & tired of everyone getting free child tax credits which is making prices soar.
We have no kids we don't want kids in this awful economy.
We can barely take care of ourselves.
No I wouldn't pay 950 a month to live in a shed.
@@WN_Byers We don't make enough money too keep a roof over our heads
So, not by choice @@zombieapocalypsexx9253 Okay then
@@WN_Byers I work 50 hours a week and am almost there myself. My rent is 1600 a month. I can't afford sleeping indoors anymore.
I am in the same boat as you two, and work in skilled labor. It's nuts. I ws being critical of your wording. As it seems, none of us are 'choosing' this predicament and you, like me, are employed contributing tax paying citizens. We will make it. Keep building those skills and acquiring tools@@tyharris9994
Try to think of solutions, not problems.
FOH with this
LMAO 😂😂😂.
Exactly, it’s not accurate!
In 3 years the rent for this thing will be 2k 😅
Lmao... so true smh
You could save more money and capture bugs for your meals.
Most of those run down apartments all had bed bugs so that’s a good start ~ Las Vegas has become North Korea the rich drink and eat like pigs while the poor become mad max citizens.
😂😂😂
$900 for something that small is absurd. Probably cheaper to finance an RV or van and live in that. Might be more room too
Do you know how much a RV costs? Costs way more than 900 a month. Insurance and gas alone is almost 900
RV park rent can be quite pricy and if you travel gas, maintenance, insurance would be expensive.
Go look it up and see the difference.
900 to own it maybe. About that much in materials from Home Depot. Not per month.
You’re slow. RV will at least cost you 1500 hundred dollars per month
Small wonder seniors are moving into rv's, vans, trucks and cars. I get $1100/mo for retirement. I can't afford rent there at all. This is sickening.
Yeah. I saw on the news that many senior citizens in San Diego live in tents in homeless encampments...some with CANCER. Shameful nation.
Imagine being in this when it's 100+ degrees in that tiny shed. There's no insulation.
@@StRobert-sm8of As someone thats lived in an RV fulltime and experienced Vegas. Yes I can imagine, it sucks!
There is insulation, air conditioning, a sink, a toilet, a shower, cooking stove. Pluge-in portable heaters can be purchased at Lowes. The bedroom is upstairs. This is great for a single or couple.
@@doright8355 My RV has all that too and moves. But when it's a shed like that in Vegas heat, better hope that insulation is thick.
@@doright8355
It's great to live in a space smaller than my bathroom. 🤣
lol no insulation? Says who?
Also that think with a small AC well cool down or warm up quicker than your big home
I can see a single easily living in this thing, but a family of four? With a dog? No goddamn way.
How many ladies in bad relationships because they can't afford to be single? I paid under that to rent full house back in the day raising my boys. I don't know how you ladies do it. Mad respect for all the mommas out there who are staying to live, or out there hustling to raise those babies. Love tiny homes it is just so alarming to me as a woman who raised her kids mostly alone. What ever are we doing wrong as a nation. We all need a place to be safe and grow. Make your day amazing and never stop moving forward!
Encourage irresponsible child reproduction
I'm sure the influx of people from Hawaii leaving to find a lower cost of living is not helping the situation in Las Vegas either.
What influx from Hawaii? I've never met anybody from there.
@@DailyStalkerUpdate There's a Hawaiian restaurant on almost every block now.
@@Joseph-rx9tp Really? 🤔
@@DailyStalkerUpdateLV has the largest number of Hawaiians living outside of Hawaii. I don't know the reason why they specifically chose to move to LV out of all the other places.
@@anthonynguyen1701 I just searched "hawaii exodus" and found a lot of interesting articles on line. Hawaii is losing population, and more Hawaiians now live in the mainland US than in Hawaii. I had no idea - thanks!
Rent up 29.4% since 2020. This is Klaus Schwab and the WEF at wok - "You'll own nothing, and like it." That's what they want. And they're on their way to achieving it. Quickly.
Trump was in office ALL of 2020 you halfwit conspiracy loser. And his wonderful SON IN LAW told him what to do.
You can always buy a house.
@@thejuicerr Sure I*I may be able to, but what about the $50k/yr blue collar worker with 2 kids? At 8% interest? What can he buy?? Maybe some old single-wide.
@@BrakRulesAll Anything is better than renting.
@@thejuicerr I agree, but fewer people can afford to buy now than ever in history, and that's not a good thing IMHO.
This amount is my mortgage, taxes and insurance payment😬
I am grateful EVERY SINGLE DAY of my life for my home. Thank you!💚
Mine too
Same I paid 52k for my house in 2015. It’s 744 square feet but has the cheapest property taxes and heating costs around in pa.
@@galupproperties3098 I bought in 2019 but not nowwhere near your price 😒😁
You're how old?
What state?
they say they are helping people with these tiny dog houses but reality is that they just making housing more unaffordable
exactly, and the city is allowing it. People like this landlord are just ripping people off even more. If I was a single person and could afford $900, I'd rather get a roommate and share a home and split the rent rather than live in a doghouse.
😬 yikes this is not cheap either.
What would you consider cheap?
@@thejuicerr for the size is very expensive.
@limepiper3650 Good luck finding something cheaper. It's best to start adapting to new reality.
@@thejuicerr this new reality is going to bring more poverty to the US .
$950 is a deal…? 😢
Hell no !!!
You will own nothing and be happy.
You will own nothing and your overlords will be happy
interesting how the supposed "communist" model was fully co-opted by capitalists.
That’s quite the positive affirmation…
We never owns our homes anyway, that's why we pay taxes on them forever. 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Maybe that applies to you but it doesn't apply to me so I rebuke your stupid boring saying.
Its not the economy its the government and banking system patting each other in the back
We r living in a third world country 😢
that's ok. half of the ppl in this country now are from 3rd world anyway. 🤦♂️🤦
Dude your onto something. Build a hundred of these and give people the good rent!
These places are supposed to be owner occupied. ban them from "investors"
Yup it’s all those HOAs.
This looks like a shed. Is it even insulated?
$950 for 16 sq ft...I pay $1400 for FIVE HUNDRED sq ft IN CALIFORNIA...this is a complete ripoff. There's no way Vegas is more expensive than CA.
950$? I’ll move back in with parents and take the criticism
The fact that you’re charging almost $1000 a month for a tiny home that is actually just a basic shed is disgusting. I don’t care what part of the world it’s in or better yet what part of the US country it’s in it is disgusting to charge that much, there is no such thing as low-cost living anymore
He wont give the location because its ILLEGAL to have a person living in that in Las Vegas,also NO HOA will allow that either,as its against building codes in Las Vegas.
Yep
I wouldn't pay 95$ for that jail cell
Ehh you’d be surprised how expensive rent is.
You must be really old now ?
950 a month for a tiny shed or porta potty to live in.What a scam!!!
$950 a month and no property?! Still a joke!
the fact he feels totally justified listing that at 950 is so fucked up
And he might have to increase it, getting 113 people offering...
He paid 22k. It has utilities included.
He includes everything with it. Electricity and wifi alone, especially in a desert, would likely add up to at least a couple hundred bucks a month.
950 is cheaper than anything else listed.
Too many people leaving California
That shouldn't be more than $500 per month! Even that is still over $200 per square foot! Insane😤
Then you should hope that every home owner in Vegas builds one of these things. Only with a dramatic uptick in supply can housing prices start to stabilize. Meanwhile, let's start getting involved in local politics because the zoning laws in most US cities are preventing the construction of more housing supply, which artificially amplifies its inflation.
$1000 for a shed is crazy. My 2 bed apartment costed me $1200/mo just 4 years ago.
Definitely don't rent to the family of four, something is wrong there. But for a single young professional starting out, especially in an entry level position, this is a perfect way to start on your own and save some money.
Ya or couple starting to build their bank
most people would be better off figuring out how to live in the cheapest used van that runs, costs the same as one months rent, and can move anytime.
@@glitter_fart Thats a lifestyle thats not applicable to everyone. It takes a different mindset to live van life.
@@EnronnSierraSo living in debt is OK to them. Well thats their choice.
Yeah, I've seen a lot of models I really liked. This one looks fine; all the posts calling that little house "heartbreaking" just bewilder me.
This isn't a solution, just a perpetuation of the problem and this landlord is proof. Now real estate idiots will think that this is valid demand for these homes when in fact it is desperation. Another joker making a quick buck off the problem.
He is increasing supply! Which is the only way prices will go down. Econ 101: supply and demand
The free market makes the rules.
Supply side economics never works. Obvious case in point here. Additionally unlimited growth also is unsustainable which is driven by supply side. Of course I wouldn't expect you to know that since this is 300 course level material@@thejuicerr
This country is a nightmare now.
You won't see the rich living in these. They want middle class workers to not be able to afford more. What a shame!
That just looks like a big closet. Not even a "home"
Tiny homes should be $200/Month and under. Gouging capitalists are criminals.
Why $200, why not force them to provide free housing?
@@david-wilkerson1967People cant just give out free housing. It still costs owners money.
I completely agree with you, I was being facetious@@makayla5227
@@david-wilkerson1967 You must be a landleech. Why don't you get a real job instead of being a blood sucking parasite?
I completely agree with you@@makayla5227
We are paying almost $1800 a month for my daughter to rent a 345 sq.ft studio at “The Echo” student housing across from UNLV. That’s well over $20,000 a year just going to rent alone! I don’t know how people are doing it.
Homeless in tents and no longer able to work.
@@user-bk7jp1qb1b I’m sorry. That’s awful. I wish our government would do something to help our homeless and veterans that are on the street instead of sending trillions of dollars to Ukraine and Israel for issues that we shouldn’t even be a part of! there’s plenty of desert space where they can build hundreds of tiny homes to get people off the streets. And can give them jobs within the tiny home community to pay for their rent. And make them self-sufficient. But instead they can care less if you guys are freezing on the streets or dying in the heat.
FFS. That's terrible.
Did she get accepted to UC Riverside? (This is the only famous university near Las Vegas.)
@@waltchan UNLV is also a famous college right here in Vegas. People come from all over the world to come to this university.
Paying $1000 for 160 square feet that people are lining up for. This has got to be the most depressing story I've heard this year so far.
No windows one exit looks like a fire trap
yeah idk how this could be a legal dwelling unit
There is window
@@arlysanchez8099 No, he swapped out the front door, so no window there anymore. Two narrow ones above the ladder are too high to even look out of, don't appear to open, and too skinny for a human to squeeze through, so no escape there. No indication of one in loft or bathroom.
I agree it's a fire trap. At minimum, these need a licensed electrician to wire them, an EM exit in the loft, plus a 'back door' in case a swarm of bees or other issue blocks the main exit.
Well, an official inspection at a few stages of construction, too, before issues are boarded over.
Looks like a pretty cool setup for a single person.
My 250ft² studio apartment with new appliances, vinyl wood floors, and air-conditioning is $500/mo.
My city was just ranked 2nd in the U.S. for lowest unemployment!
What city are you in
@@vegasmade777 Fargo, ND (Our governor Doug is totally Trump's VP choice!)
To much crime,drugs,homeless,traffic,high prices,and heat for me,plus rogue police,no thanks.
I would love to own a tiny home here in Vegas. Im a native & really only need a small space for myself. Problem is there isnt a zoning for this unless you own your property or want to pay $1200 a month for a space downtown.
Yup, you know vegas has to get their cut
But a lot and put a Home Depot shed in it.
This guy is trying to blame it on tenants.
Now we are being trained to think a shed for $950 a month is a steal.
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There are empty homes everywhere in Las Vegas lmao
That's not a tiny home, that's a shed. Is it even legal?
No one is looking for the lifestyle of living in a shed in someone’s backyard. They want the cheaper rent. Hope he has good liability insurance given those stairs to the loft.
Living nestled mousetrap style for 1,000. F-uking clown 😮 My wife and i, pay 1,500 one and one aparment in nice área.
I was thinking the same thing, children or old people falling, young people drugged up and falling. If there is a fire in the front where will they get out, it's tightly fenced in.
If his insurance company finds out they will probably cancel him.
When they move in and don’t leave this guy is asking for trouble~ he is either trying to move in a hot chic for benefits. Another is if people can’t afford a place then you don’t want them there ~ his Harley or Mercedes will go missing maybe even him.
Working 50 hours a week as an apprentice plumber I still can’t reach the $60,000 needed to live with a roof over your head most places won’t even hire you if you don’t have a residence
That’s nuts when you could move to many small towns in Nevada or just about anywhere and pay much less than that and get a decent place.
So this is the solution to the housing crisis no matter what any of you think its on par with pallet homes and anyone who jumps on this bandwagon right now will be a real estate giant. Once that happens all of the over priced houses will have to lower their prices and then and only then will the market correct itself.
How is a tiny shed with no insulation going to affect housing prices? Pfffft
1 Tiny shed is one less person bidding against you. When 100 single family owners build tiny sheds then 100 less bidders to fight with.
Demand is to big vs supply. So you have to increase supply which is becoming increasing lot more difficult due to space.
So the only remedy to that is to build smaller, more compact homes.
Back to the basics, supply and demand!
Exactly!
Are there alot of foreign owners? In Norway i found out the apartment i'm renting is owned by a company in China. They own the whole damn building
No way! Why doesn't the Norwegian government just by property to keep it nationally owned?
@@thephilosophicalpugilist corruption
@@davidw652 😥😢😭
This is ridiculous
It’s not just Nevada it’s the entire state of America
1 bedroom apartment,townhouses,etc. is $1,500 or higher but there’s no Tiny homes here in Philadelphia
You can’t even find an affordable rental property without the landlord scamming you because they are living in other states
This is not a 950$ rent... this is a 950$ extorsion...
I would not even pay 300$ for that a month.
I wouldn't either, but there are plenty of desperate people who will.
It’s all just unsustainable. I’ll gladly keep living at home where I make $60K a year and I’m actually able to save almost 90% of my salary.
So you're still living with your parents?
@@anthonynguyen1701 yup
Not everyone has the priveledge of still living with parents….
Also It’s not always about you buddy.
@@seanf6968 never said it was all about me. It’s all about what choices we individually make.
@@Jake.Gentry you didn’t say” it was all about you” verbatim but you clearly made a comment stating your opinion as if it mattered. Think beyond the surface for a moment
That's freaking ridiculous. I bought my 2100 square foot home 2 years ago in Florida for $170,000. And my backyard is a 350 square foot out building with two lofts that I can easily rent for more than I'm paying for my mortgage now. I'm not going to do it because I enjoy my privacy. And I love my third of an acre even though Realtors are trying to get me to sell some of it so they can put a tiny home for somebody. No way my privacy is better and you lose your homestead exemption.
I’m going to buy a bunch of vans, fill them with tables, microwaves, mini fridges and porta potties and rent them out for $800/month. Any takers?
Reminder that 19,000 homes are owned between 3 corporations. Outlaw corporations owning single family homes!
That's the same number quoted in Atlanta in another article. The odds of that are slim.
Took me two seconds to look it up.
"As of 2022, investment companies own about one-fourth of all single-family homes in the US, according to data reported by the PEW Trust and CoreLogic. This is down from the 80% number in 2020-2021"
@@Shteven what are the odds that exactly 19,000 are owned between 3 corporations in two different cities. EXACTLY 19,000. Come on.
@@Shteven maybe 18,500 or 19,465.... or something. Just sounds like bs. Not you, I am talking about the numbers provided in the video. What are odds the own the exactly same number in Atlanta as they do in Vegas. Let's use common sense here.
You people really need to wake up!!