I wasnt aware of all the regulations when I initially got interested.
Also that is funny to picture hehe. 6'4" in a tiny home.
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I wasnt aware of all the regulations when I initially got interested.
Also that is funny to picture hehe. 6'4" in a tiny home.
Thanks. A little fun a couple months ago with the PicsArt app.
Yah a little house really isnt a good idea. Id just end up with a fridge full of cold packs smacking every toe and appendage off of something.
I am not so much deterred by the space as living far away from a city. Some of them are less tiny than that ones I pictured. :)
Yes they vary in size from a shoe box to a shipping container. The one I was looking at was more of small cabin with a loft, something to throw in the woods on a friends property to camp out in summer time. There would have been no utilities at all, but a gas generator and a solar panel is all you really need if you're really looking to rough it. But in my mind, it really wasnt going to be a place to live, more of something to sleep in vs a tent lol
hahahahaha shoe box vs shipping container. You are too much. XD
Yeah perfect for camping for sure. :) I would be open to roughing it if not for all my medical needs. Maybe...I also realized I wont have any room for my books. I need to just keep saving and maybe find a cheap 1 bedroom, can live mostly in the living room and have all my books and reading book in the bedroom. :D That is more my speed. I just am super poor and was hoping to find a solution to that with tiny homes but as you said...you really have to rough it. Not that practical. I still plan to learn more about them because I find them interesting.
Well books are easy to consolidate on an ipad! They may be small, but once you factor in the property, the amenities, and building the damn thing, you're better off renting. This is the video that peaked my interest. Im a closet prepper, so the thought of going off the grid is all well and good till you need antibiotics!