How I Found My Tiny House Parking Spot 

Maybe there’s a career opportunity for you to guide people through these processes. It’s obvious that you are detailed methodical and a great communicator . I Enjoy watching your videos. Bonus -is seeing your beautiful Cat.

LOL Faith Airline! If you get stuck without a spot, a 7 gallon bucket and luggable loo seat makes a great way to get by until you find a serviced spot.

Our community (we live here too) is fabulous! Soon we will be able to walk to literally everything. We can hike through the forest to the park and river below. People pay a fortune to enjoy what we enjoy in this location. We would not trade living here for anything and we moved here 6 years ago. It's a privilege to live in the city like this.

I love the goose neck idea all around

That is a great question for this video! My life is now surrounded by peoples preconceived ideas, of me. Just trailer park alone, has a stigma that is ignorant! I do not live in a park but I also don't judge people under any circumstance ❤️ Something harder and harder to find in people! 🙏🙏🏻🙏🏽🙏🏿🙏🏼🌏

You have super communication skills. It’s like I’m right there chatting with you. Cute and adorable kitty cat too!

You are a very smart and savvy lady. You handled this the the best possible way. Bravo!

Ride faith airlines! That’s hilarious. New viewer her and happy to have found you. Thank you for sharing your tiny home journey.

Your cat is telling you that you are sitting on his bed.

So glad that I found a Canadian channel about tiny houses. You are very informative and do it in an engaging way. Thank you for sharing.

I love your attitude towards finding the right spot!

Hi, I rewatched the videos about parking, I drove through a mobile home near by and feel better about finding a place. Thank you again for sharing your wonderful knowledge.

Such good information! I am looking at mobile home parks in Lethbridge and now have a list of what I need in order to talk to them. Thanks!

You sharing your experience is going to help so many people trying to do the same. Thank you!💕

I love your perseverance in getting things done...I’m glad it all worked out for you!

Very informative! Thanks again! 🙏❤️

Thank you so much for all this info! I love your videos and this helped a lot! Happy mothers day 😊💕

Great story with good info👍 Cheers

Wow I’m so glad that you found a parking spot but I am very shocked at the higher rate per month

OMG thank you so much for all this information, I feel more comfortable and will start my google search.

So beautiful!! Love your backyard ravine area, wow! Private and lovely 💟

Your hair looks BEAUtiful!!👍...thanks for the tips.

So nice to close to the city. Ontario is quite different. I will approach TeaCup and see if they can help. Cheers from James :-) - Ontario

Thanks for sharing! I’m hunting for a tiny home parking spot here in San Diego! I’m talking to everyone I know and posting flyers and pictures of the home.

lol your cat is like your subplot

I'm glad you found a solution there. I just think it's a shame that there's still a lot of resistance to tiny houses on wheels in so many places. While I can understand some of the benefits of RVIA/CFA certification, my observation is that it's also a gimmick to keep the building of the homes firmly in the large RV/mobile home factories, of which many tend to deliver "mobile home quality" homes and to charge high prices for them. I remember you quoted the price of your home (which is a very, very nice home, by the way) in another video, and I'm sorry, but >$100,000 (US) is an insanely high price for a tiny and it totally defeats the purposes most people have for choosing a tiny home. The whole point is, if not for RVIA/CFA certification requirements, people could build themselves, or hire competent contractors to build, a nice tiny house for a fraction of that price, to whatever quality suits them. Insurance is certainly a concern. But if parks made the homeowners provide their own liability insurance, there surely is a workaround to be found there. All things considered, I think I'd be doing the rural property thing and just say no to RV and mobile home parks.

Love the cat!

NEW SUBSCRIBER, here! Loving that I’m here !

I love that you are aware of the power of manifesting. You are inspiring me in many ways, so thank you very much!

Erm are u in the cats spot? Haha I have two cats and they just rule me lol. Ur cat is beautiful. Love how u get sat down with a brew. Stay safe x

Great video - loved your story and the tour of your home - so nice to see a Canadian Tiny House - would you mind sharing what the cost was to build your home - cheers from Ontario

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I live in a mobile home park now, although I will eventually end up at a friend's land this would be a great temp fix..im hoping to get serious come summer about nailing down a design (love yours may have to do similar). Os your park expensive for your little home..o know land rent for mobile is 700 wondering of less for a smaller lot or smaller home..ill have to look into this

I love your personality, it feels like I'm listening to a new friend! I just have a year here in Canada (my first winter) and one of my dreams is to have a tiny house. What's important during research for a newcomer? Thanks in advanced!

Why would you choose Vancouver Island? When I was thinking about where I would like to live I liked Orcas Island but prices were through the roof and earthquakes in the region were also a factor.

What's the difference between "Park model" and "RV"?

What is the difference between being a park model and a regular tiny house?

What all is included in the $800/mo fee?

What does "registered as a park model" mean?

Are you worried about rent stabilization? You rent the pad and the mobile park owner can increase rent at will. Happens in many places now that they are looked as investments. Pad renters have no choice but leaving if there home can be truly mobile. Are you at the mercy of the park owner?

I understand if you don't want to answer but are you located in the park in bowness? I was working there 2 weeks ago and was thinking "wonder if they accept tiny homes?" And you mentioned the community center they have and I recalled the one there that has laundry services.

Maybe I misunderstood the question!🤔

You have a big cat 🙂❤️🙂

That would be the thing that would stop me from being in a mobile home park, that $800/month. $24,000 a year. UGH