Comfy, Clever $70k Tiny House - couple's dreamy slow travel lifestyle! 

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@@luciatinacarino8273 i think it looks just right! Thanks for watching!

@@luciatinacarino8273 Some women love men with beards, Matt's is just fine.

Nice couple. Very nicely customized home, well planned.

Thank you for those kind words!

He loves his little nook of the house! And thank you! Excited for the next adventures!

Thank you so much for the kind words!

Oaky loves his room too! Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much for your kind words!

Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks for the kind words! And yes the mini split has heat as well!

Yea go for it! Just PVC gutters from Home Depot. Definitely a first design but has worked wonders! Haha

Love that idea!

That’s an awesome idea for sure!

What a scam=climate change

Amen! Would def help save for the families, but u know how that goes, colleges are like corporations, if don't make THEM money, it don't make sense. They nickle n dime da shyt outta us, making all that money from the sports and still raising the SHYT outta tuition and everything else. Leaving half of these kids and families in debt, without any guarantee of a job in their field. Jus saying, it's a good racket can't see them doing anything that could cut into their profits. Heck even online classes aren't even as cheap as they should be. I bet if these institutions were held somewhat accountable for that whole job thing, and if within a certain amount of time and direct effort on their part, no job. They have to EAT a certain percentage of their student's tuition debt, I bet things would change. These places don't even let the kids sell their books back after a class, stating it's no longer valid. After 3-4 months! Crazy. But I guess doing that would help the kids not make money for the school. Anyway it's a great idea. Would've been good to have a set up like this for my son, who's in school out of state right now. Well not in his freshman year, but after that no problem.

It's not just appearance, Tiny Houses use the same construction methods as you would use to build a small version house. There's even a building code they can comply with so in places that have adopted the Appendix Q update from the 2018 IRC (International Residential Code) they can be placed on a foundation and recognized as a regular house... It's also why states like CA and WA will accept a tiny house as a ADU but won't allow that for an RV or even a Park Model RV... Down side is they're heavy, not aerodynamic, and thus much harder to move than a RV, which are built much more minimally, but you get the benefits of living in something actually built to be a home... Though, some builders avoid RVIA certification because that makes it harder to recognize them as a legal residence. RVIA outright states anything with their certification is not intended to be used as a home and they don't support DIY builds either. But there are alternatives like NOAH that provide the same certificate benefit but make it easier to show it is intended to be a home and they support DIY builds and not just those from commercial builders with their own production factories... RVIA itself is a 3rd party organization, so aside from name recognition there's actually quite a few other organizations that provide the same type of certification, including ANSI, which establishes many of the standards the certifications are based upon, and are what Park Model RV's follow for comparison... Wind River Tiny Homes is actually certified by Pacific West Associates, an accredited RV engineering firm... While some builders will offer both Tiny Houses on wheels as well as units that are intended to be placed on foundations and meet local code... Prefab units can also still be movable like container homes, among the options available, but are intended to be placed on foundations and thus follow those rules and regulations for zoning and local building codes...

A tiny home in college would be a great idea!

@@MoseyingAround, I wish they had tiny houses when I was in college, they did have a trailer park, which they use as a parking space, no trailers there anymore. Would be a great place for a college Tiny house village/park (including RV's as well). It is near the bus stop for the college free Aggie Shuttle. Love not having to move out of dorms and not much time to get packed, because you are expected to move out right after finals. Don't know why they don't give you more time to pack after finals (so you don't have to use study time to pack). You don't have to have a room mate either, and most apartments are set up with multiple roommates.

It was a joy to put this together! Appreciate you; happy Holidays! 🎄✨☺️

Thanks for watching! 😊

Thanks Lora! 😀

Thanks for the kind words!

Haha I liked the dog too. Absolutely adorable.

Wind River Tiny Homes was an incredible company to work with!

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

Thank you! Was pretty proud of that myself! Haha

So clever; you need to sell these!

Thank you!

Thank you so much for your kind words!

Love their builder, Wind River Tiny Homes ❤️

The builder knocked it out of the park! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the kind words!

Right? It is very tastefully done. It’s so much like a regular house it’s easy to forget it moves. 😂

So exciting; best wishes with your build! Merry Christmas!

Oh hey man! Shoot us a DM and we’d love to follow along on your journey! Good luck and Merry Christmas!

@@MoseyingAround will do. Byron of SimBlissity is doing our build. Main build starts in Jan...

@@stacydecker4268 super exciting - congratulations!

The mini split snorkel is brilliant!

Thank you!!

Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks for the kind words! The map is from Enjoy the Wood!

The map ❤️

Exactly! ☺️

100%! Thanks for watching!

Exactly. Something’s change while out on the road and you have to be able to adapt to that. Definitely a lot more fun to vacation in between moves! Thanks for watching!

Roll with it! 😉😊

Thanks for the kind words!

Thank you for watching!

Thank you so much for your kind words!

Wind River Tiny Homes work is impeccable and this couple has lovely tastes! ☺️

Thank you so much!

Thank you so much for all those kind words!

Seriously!

Thank you so much for the kind words!

Thank you and wishing you a very merry Christmas! 🎄 ✨

Thanks for the kind words!

The high ceilings are out favorite part! Thanks for the kind words!

Merry Christmas! 🎄 ☺️

Can’t have enough baskets in a tiny home! 😉😊

The cleaner and more organization you have the bigger your space feels!

We definitely got lucky and finished the build just before the crazy spikes in material prices!

@@MoseyingAround 🎉🙌

The MOST important!

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

@@MoseyingAround you're welcome have a safe and Happy New Year 2022

Definitely something to keep in mind!

Merry Christmas! 🎄

For sure! Costs a little more to move but way safer and less stress. Merry Christmas!

The cost definitely varies from builder to builder. And my career background is a building engineer. So I’m thankful I’m able to find work anywhere we travel! Thanks for watching!

Thank you! The people we get to meet is the best part of what we do ☺️

Thanks for watching!

Yes, you are right!

Thanks for the kind words!

Thank you!

Merry Christmas!

We’re huge fans of laundromats but with having a dog, the ability to do one load is needed would be sweet-a luxury really 😉☺️

We definitely do for big loads, It’s still just a nice alternative to have for quick loads throughout the week.

Hey hey!

Merry Christmas!

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Thank you!

He loves it!

Think they meant steam 😉🌬

Sometimes things don’t go so well 😂

Very nice! We use “My Strategic Insurance” Tiny Home Insurance. They were very helpful while signing up and figuring out what we needed insured. Luckily we haven’t had to use them for any claims. Price will vary based on your tiny home and what all you want insured. But definitely give them a call!

Yea!

In a tiny house, an area with high ceilings makes a huge difference in creating an open feeling but to each their own. 😉😊 They could always add a shelf there in the future

Yea we definitely thought about incorporating a secondary loft into our build. But knew we didn’t really necessarily need that space and didn’t want a spot to collect clutter. And having the tall ceilings makes our space feel huge! Which is super nice.

Thanks for the kind words! And yes this RV park offers shaded sites under their solar panels!

@@MoseyingAround Wow!! That is an impressive solar set up! I never saw one like that.And useful as well. To me , it looked futuristic. It provides shade and energy. It helps cool you house.That is a very good deal. Thanks for the precision.