Is It Possible To Have 3 Bedrooms In A Tiny House? 

at least the Cam work is bearable, still I get dizzy after the cam spinning around and round. homeowners who want to sell could have at least do basic editing. next

TRULY AGREE!!! AWESOME HOME!

ABSOLUTELY AGREE, LOVE THIS TINY HOME!!! 👍🏼

It's about 18% the size of the average home built in The United States last year.

EXACTLY this is to large to be called tiny

Imagine trying to move this Humungous tiny home to a different spot. This is extra long 41ft, extra wide 9.5 ft, you need a TREx to tow it 😳😳😳

catrina soldevila 😂😂😂😂😂

@@tinyhouselistings not my house 🤔😂

Look at The Sakura tiny house

Or the Denali XL

Yes I too would like to know...and how much it costs.

Isn't that an oxymoron? A giant tiny house? That shouldn't even be a thing. It defies the definition of a tiny house. Tiny houses are TINY hence the name. They are NOT GIANT.

Agree...

It reminds me of the old english, Irish and Scottish cottages with narrow staircases, attic rooms with quirky corners and bed boxes.

I would love to know myself to all those questions! It was annoying trying to stain myself trying to hear a word she said but could hear the cameraman breathing real good!!!

So agree.

I agree

I agree

Yes, back when it was built. it was on this same channel: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-z-meQ-7Wz0E.html

Wish I could remember how much it was selling for new.

Yes and there was 2 beds in the room at the end of the hall.

She needs a microphone on her. Cute place though!

This costs just as much as an actual house

When I bought my house I put in a short, detachable cat run from the house to an outdoor rabbit hutch, which houses the litter. Much better than having it in the house.

@@emusaurus love that! Awesome idea 💡

WOW. Is this tiny house really that much?

Could buy a spacious manufactured for that price

Appreciation is not guaranteed, all houses actually depreciate over time. Especially, if they're not maintained and updated. It's the land and how it ties the property to the local economy that allows appreciation but only when the economy is good and stays good. Places like Detroit, where all the jobs left when manufacturing moved overseas is an example where housing depreciated to the point it caused blight and decades later they're still struggling to recover. While there are a lot of hidden costs with owning a traditional property... Here's just one example of what home owners are typically paying out annually... www.zillow.com/research/hidden-costs-of-homeownership-16072/ Most home owners are actually paying up to multiple times the purchase cost after 30+ years of owning the home and that will usually far exceed any appreciation, which is usually not much better than the rate of inflation. Having a tiny home in this price range also usually means it's built to very high standards, the equivalent a multi-million dollar larger home that is custom built for the owner to meet their specific needs and preferences. Houses are not all equal, just like anything else they range from very basic to high end luxury. Even RV's can go all the way up to over $3 million and they're just made for recreational usage. Most existing homes are built either as tract, minimal standards but mass produced, or spec house standards. Older homes are also cheaper than built new as newer homes have to meet more strict building codes and developing a new property has many additional costs that can raise the price over 50% from buying an existing home... Something to understand is most of the cost savings people experience with tiny houses is not from the purchase of the home but the scaling down of all the long term costs, which can add up to more than the purchase cost of the home over time... So how that works out financially is just more complicated and can make sense in different ways from what you may be used to considering... There's also the obvious difference in having a home you can move versus one you can't, which provides different pros and cons... But it all depends on what life you want to have, if the tiny house can't provide that life then just look at other options... There's no magic solutions that will work equally well for everyone, just the right tool for the job and that can be different for different people in different situations... Tiny houses have their place but people should neither look down on them or expect them to solve all problems...

ZeoCyberG Somebody has too much time on his hands!!!! 🤪🤪🤪

@@justme5694 lol I seen his same replies on previous comments though😂😂😂

Tiny houses are actually built like houses... So has real walls with real insulation and will last a really long time. While you can maintain it, choose to renovate it, etc. just like you would any house because the construction, materials, appliances, etc are all the same... Where legal, some can even be taken off the wheels and placed on a foundation because they tend to be built to meet or exceed the building codes, even though they don't have to... While a RV is only built for recreational usage, most are only meant for use up to 4 weeks out of the year and are just more comfortable than a tent and would never meet any residential building codes... But if you want to be mobile a RV is better because being minimally built makes them very light weight, and they are more disposable and you won't be as concerned about damage while traveling. While a tiny house tends to be heavy like a house and thus much harder to move regularly and better for staying in one location as much as possible. Along with being something you can treat as a home and be more invested in...

I would think this is built with permanent in mind, you know built to last .Nothing cheap like most travel trailers.

So who is the builder? So many of us want to know.....?

I'm curious how much it is please.

Jeff Thompson the video plays under “Tiny House LISTINGS- that means it’s for sale”

It's a 130k

@eric Lipska who was the builder?