TINY HOME HOW TO Deliver and Set a RV Park Model 

I know right!

Right! I was totally distracted!

Wow! Awesome information and eye candy! Thanks Mr Tiny!!

How do they secure it down? 🤔lol

@@kimp1962 hurricane strapping, he shows the process in the video

For real!

He so fine!!!😍

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YES SIR! He's got all of us ladies drooling and very distracted!!!!!

?? There’s no infrastructure for this lot. How does this work?

This is Hidden Forest Lake tiny home community. It's already set up with gas electricity and water you just can't see it in the video. There's a lot of people already living there. They have a website you can take a look. The rent is super cheap compared to where I live in California. Less than half.

@@akajulz thanks. Not sure what I expected but wondering does the home have to be moved again to dig and connect to pipes for plumbing and sewer? Or is there enough room in that crawl space. And can these home go anywhere or does it have to be in a designated tiny home community. Thanks so much.

@@cydneystephen2814 if you've ever been camping at an RV resort it's just like that. If you haven't, there's a faucet for city water, and opening in the ground for the sewer which attaches to the home with PVC piping, and a pole with an electrical box attached to plug into. Some locations also have natural gas although some areas are trying to get rid of natural gas. I believe they have 100 amp boxes at this location which is really good because a lot of places only have 50. These hookups are located outside of the tiny home not underneath it. They have to have easy access. If you move the home somewhere else these utilities have to be in place. It depends on where you live if tiny homes are allowed, and where they're allowed to be placed. It varies by city. Most RV parks allow RV park models which is what these tiny homes are, because they are an upgrade from travel trailers, 5th wheels, and single wide park models from the 60s and 70s. In my park, any new homes coming in have to be RV park models. Sadly, because of deal they have with a local manufactured home dealer the prices start at $169,000. The dealer puts a $50,000 Park model that looks nothing like the one in the video and then they charge $169k for it.

@@akajulz thanks so much. I have an understanding now. Very much appreciated. Enjoy the rest of your week.

So much for a reply I saw on one of Mr Tiny"s other videos. It was from someone who sells RV park models elsewhere. He was saying that they are not designed to be lived in full time for any length of time. I've lived in a 20 year old travel trailer for The last 9 years because it's the only way I can afford to live in San Jose as a retiree. Travel trailers and fifth wheels are not meant to be lived in full-time. I've had to do a lot of small repairs, but because it's 20 years old and built better than the ones today being manufactured I haven't done anything major. The tiny home in the video could easily be lived in for decades because it's built completely different.

Most Tony's cost up to 10x per sq ft then a regular home. It is over kill on many because they have to be road worthy so if you permanently park you have an incredibly strong well insulated home to last decades just be sure you buy from an accredited builder not a guy who builds them on weekends in his backyard.

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Wait there was a house lololololololol

Lol 😆

What house are y'all talking about?

@@stoptheviolins Dang, you missed it too.

Check the video playlist from RRC. I’m almost certain there is a video on how these homes are built.

YES!!!!

I would’ve liked to seen that.

Mr Tiny, I was so caught up in the information I was getting, that I didn't even see your arms, until I read the comments. 🤣😂🤣 Good working out!

They used a water level under the home, remember ? Shouldn't have to go inside bcuz the floors of the house are already supposed to be level to the steel foundation....Am I right ??m

If you decide that you don't want to live small fulltime, a vacation home in a place such as this would be a nice. Weekends at the lake, watching the sun rise and set, nature walks, fresh air, cozy evenings would be a stress free treat. Plus, the small home is easy to on matainence duties.

I know, right!

@@kittyexotica5635 I know that but they are set up the same. Same premise, smaller scale.

That was my question re the utility hookup.

I would like to see this as well.

The gas water and electricity is already there you just can't see it. I looked at the Hidden Lakes website and they're very strict so skirting is required. Everything needs to match and has to be approved.

@@akajulz I saw everything on the back of the house but I'd like to see exactly how they hook that up.

congrats on your new home, how is it fairing so far?

The house has wheels and tires so it's not going to fall all the way to the ground and kill him.

Amen!

He definitely should not have crawled under while the home was in motion. When you do something 100's of times in repetitive motion, common sense sometimes takes a backseat. All I could picture was the unit toppling over on him in Wizard Of Oz fashion.

I've done a lot of research and there are no companies in California that make anything similar to the level of the RRC homes. The companies here just make those basic park models that are a rectangular box with a basic kitchen and a bathroom. But I can't give up the California weather. I've lived her my whole life, and when I see the weather in Texas it's a hard no.

They are skirted.