Hello! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Yes, I am always looking for high quality builders to have on the channel. Saylor is a great example of an ideal tiny home builder. Thanks so much for watching!
Hey! Thanks for watching. No, I haven't I did a tour at a tiny house airbnb near me (that video is up on the channel). I'd love to travel to builders and check out their facilities. It's definitely something I hope to be able to do in the future!
LOVE your channel! You have introduced some new builders like this guy and communities I’ve never heard of. Have you checked out clever tiny homes-they are one of the more affordable builders and are transparent about materials, quality, etc. I’m sure they would do an interview with you. They have some great videos on their RU-vid and host live Q&A sessions often. They produce the only tiny homes I’ve seen that come standard with rain screens and heat recovery units at no additional cost
Hi. I love all the work you’re doing to help people that want to go Tiny but in all the videos I’ve seen of yours. I can barely hear your intros. It’s like you’re in a tunnel or something! In the interview it’s fine though!
Mic, like your channel, but you have to get your voice microphone figured out. You’ve got that big mic hanging there but it doesn’t seem to be working. Too much room ambience to understand your voice. Keep up the good content.
It’s hard for people to afford to join a channel and become a member, because most channels want $4.99/ month but don’t give a discount for paying yearly and don’t offer a lower subscription option, I believe they should start at $1.99 although that may not even be worth it because the perks are diminished based on the amount paid. I know that your channel has a lower option with less perks but with no yearly discount option. If I paid $4.99/month to join every YT channel that has content that I like, I would be giving half or more of my paycheck to YT content creators. $4.99 adds up significantly especially if you join more than 1 YT CC channel. The current economy and paycheck does not allow many to join a bunch of YT channels. Donating $4.99 or less a few times a year is more in line with what most people could do. Perhaps YT CCs should focus on getting more subscribers which I assume YT would pay them more money. That’s the end of my rant, that said, your content is informative and educational, keep up the important work that you do.
Hello! Yes, I agree with you. I think there's a few issues at play. Since YT takes a cut of the memberships, content creators have to factor that into the amount. I didn't think about the yearly discount, that's a good point! I'll consider that as an option. What structure makes the most sense to you in general for memberships? I'm genuinely curious. And I know it would definitely add up to pay for multiple channels monthly (I have the same issue being a gaming fan and subscribing to Twitch channels). It's why I mention the super thanks because then people can just give what they want (or can) without a commitment if that makes sense. I appreciate your thoughts on this and for watching the channel too.
@@MicThinksTinyThanks for your quick reply, I’m thinking an occasional super chat (thanks), would be all that I could do but that doesn’t solve the problem of how to get the extra features that you offer to channel members. A discounted yearly membership will help a little bit. Some of your subscribers may be able to afford $2.99 or $4.99 but as I stated before it’s going to be costly to try and become channel members for all the YT channels that have great content, especially since most channels start at $4.99. I enjoyed this interview because the guy that you interviewed was thorough, articulate, knowledgeable, and seemed to know exactly what he was talking about. If I ever get to where I can buy a tiny home, I’ll definitely look at these houses. Great content. His camera work wasn’t the best, I would have liked to see more of the house, maybe it’s better on his website
@@wilty5 I'm glad you enjoyed the video and the tour was helpful. Yes, if you're looking to get a tiny house in a few years I would definitely check out Coastal Tiny Homes. For your comments, I see your point about something in between the higher monthly rates and ways to connect that don't involve perks (super thanks). I'll take some time to think about all of this and see what makes the most sense. Thanks again for watching and for the feedback too!
Randy Jones, of ITH in TN, is not transparent at all & Very dishonest. And uses the cheapest material possible to built his tiny homes, plus he covers a lot of stuff up, all have ass & takes so many short cuts, in his builts. Very-very dishonest. ITH really gives tiny home builders a bad vibe. ITH in TN, has so many law suits & tons of bad reviews w/the better business bureau. Most of the homes they built the roofs & windows, leak water so badly. Plus ITH does not stand behind there home at all. They won’t even ask the customers calls, or even try to make good on the tiny homes they sell. Such a huge Scram Randy Jones, is of ITH in Newport, TN. 😢
