East Alabama, rural counties don't have an issue with tiny houses , container houses, shed to house houses,even campers on private land for residential purposes, no permits required for anything. We put our tiny houses on 20 acres, I have one. My son and daughter also have one a piece, all on my land.
I'm in central Al. I'm a hard worker, I lived in an 8X14 camper . I need to flee where I am . I am a waitress at a known restaurant in Al. I need a place anyone who can help me I would appreciate it , with info.for Al.
I can earn my keep. Just in a situation I need to get out of. I've never put anything like this online. I'm not a lackey I just have spent years with someone who ... Honestly I will not go there . I just need to relocate.
That's wonderful! Families today need to do more of this (pooling their resources to make sure everyone gets a home), and that a great way to do it on one tract of land. I mean, 20 acres is HUGE, so you have enough land for the entire family, including aunts/uncles, cousins, and maybe nieces and nephews, too. lol Wishing you all well!
Google does not give that capability inherently. It could be a lot of work manually otherwise. I have been a database developer and website integrator since 1995. For me it's easy work. To make it work she would have to create a category banner right under my words here; ALABAMA 30951 Delta, Residencial ARIZONA ,Commercial ARKANSAS • • • • • The text beneath the line can be increased by using codes for the type of building such as residential and commercial, citizen, etc. ,etc but it could be done with just a little time behind the keyboard. I have emitted the city on purpose. I have omitted the city deliberately.
@@karatyson8234 Hi Kara, I don't claim to know enough of the inner workings of ITH to refute your claims, but Randy did a video about the cause of the fire (which was external to the Incred-I-Box, not faulty wiring) and what is now done to prevent it. Their homes are ANSI certified, which is a popular certification used for tiny homes. They have been around for eight years, so can't speak to your claim of 2 employees and one leaving, but if you've seen his videos, Randy has employees he has known for 20+ years who are working for him. Their latest video of the factory's expansion suggests it is a growing company, looking to incorporate off-grid capabilities and develop tiny home communities. Does he do things in an unorthodox manner? Yes, and he discusses this on his videos as well. While I understand your concerns, I think it is important to make sure what you post in a public forum is known to be true and not speculative or here say.
He just stated, in a video, that all of that is up to snuff... Taken care of. No worries. He pays his employees up to $30 an hour, with a four day work week. He is not losing employees, unless, he is letting them go.
@@abundantlyclear ITH has come a long way. I just bought one of the homes for a second home on my own property. They are well built. To rent within the community, it must be a ITH built by them or the Amish they commission. It isn’t for everyone, but many women who lost spouses or want to travel live there for safety and that makes sense. If I didn’t have so many animals, I might consider as love to travel. That way my place would be safe from intruders.
As a previous tiny home community manager, these are absolutely some of the best questions to ask when searching for a place to call home! Great video Jilan :) always super helpful
Great, you are just what I am looking for. So far I love Waldport. I live full time and travel in my 25’ motorhome. At 74, I know I won’t be able to do this forever and have been looking at tiny homes as my next home. I have lived on sailboats and in RV’s, so the tiny house will feel huge. My current living space is about 120 sq. Feet.
We need something like a tiny home community in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, where we can have a community garden, an outdoor kitchen for canning, etc along with greenhouses and root cellar. This way we can feed people all year round especially since the winters can be hard up there. An off-grid community would be great too. How would someone start something like this?
@@marianakeller5421 I only served as the public facing president of a nonprofit for a year or so while my good friend did all the heavy lifting of legally setting up the nonprofit so I can’t help you with any details of that. I think if it was me, I’d try to gain the assistance of a board member from an already established nonprofit like a food pantry or a shelter, which may be natural partners in such a venture. Maybe they would volunteer to sit on your board too if that’s required in your state (we formed our corporation in FL where 3 board members were required). Good luck!
@@2011Ecstatic I'm in Michigan so not sure how it works here, but I'm hoping to go back up to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan where people are poorer than near big cities, and are spread all over up there. I think it would be good for people up there, to help out their fellow man/woman/children. So I'll check out with the county clerk up there to see if they know someone I could get in touch with. I'm starting from ground zero so pray for me that if this be G-d's will for my life and for helping people up there all will fall into place including funds. Thank you for your suggestions.
Hey Mariana, Former Yooper here. Tiny Homes would be GREAT for the U.P. Just the heating bills alone would make it worth it. I guess perhaps the Banana belt of Escanaba or Iron Mountain? I'd prefer near Marquette. Many folks up there would be all for living off grid. Part of the appeal of living there, rural and unspoiled. Not for the weak or faint of heart.
I have 5 acres in MICHIGAN and would like to get a tiny home community started - well maybe just 2 or 3 for - large yards/privacy.Trying to figure out what needs to be done. If you're willing to be off grid contact me. In the country, 14 miles from hospital and about 23-25 miles walmart- depending on how you go. Nearest gas station about 7miles and a new dollar general about 4 miles away. On a dirt road, but 1st driveway off main road.
Incredible Tiny Homes, in Newport, TN, has four communities, on their property, and the Mountain, across the street. Randy Jones, owner, is finding properties, all over the nation. I will be living in the Prairie, on his property. I will pay $200 a month, in lot fee. I have to pay for the electricity, and WiFi. There will be a fee for water, and sewer. All lot owners will pay the same amount. I believe it is $25. You have to take your trash to the dump, which is one mile away. There is a one time fee of $100, for a post box, for your mail, and pick up of packages. You can find Incredible Tiny Homes on TH-cam, and Facebook. And, they have their own website, by the same name.
You forgot to mention the key money/ non refundable infrastructure fee to reserve you lot , I think it’s 10,000, plus the county is now taxing each tiny home per sq footage annually .
Great info. The fence bit was a great tip. I have cats and I would want also to have an allowable cat fencing structure as well and I’ve never heard anyone even mention fencing options with tiny homes. Thanks.
Thank you so very much Howard! We are definitely aiming to bring the most up to date information regarding tiny homes. We very much appreciate you taking the time to watch.
Yeah, that's Incredible Tiny Homes, and they call their communities: the Forest, the Beach, The Mountain, etc. They are now building lower priced, mass production THOWs after they originally did custom builds.
Incredible Tiny Homes also doing off grid community in Crystal Springs, NV and on grid in Abbeville, SC (pending). Randy requires large up front deposit to off-set infrastructure costs ($10K for most properties) but if you can afford this and the cost of your home (which must be purchased from ITH) the rent is $200. You don't own the land, just your home. Many videos on TH-cam. So if you stay for 10 years, you're in essence paying $283 per month. I don't know if there is verbiage in contract that relates to rent increases. That would be something to ask about.
@@FarOutTinyHomes We started a Tiny Home on Wheels Community project for 600 pads + and looking for land in Florida at this time. Any ideas on to raise funds?
@@suenergy love this! Crowd funding can get you pretty far. The initial infrastructure needs will be expensive. Other than that I would consider working with a developer. We may be able to be a part of this project and take on the coordinating developer role.
Yeah, Incredible Tiny Homes. If interested, here is one of their best video titles! "Got problems knowing if you can put a tiny home on your property?? We can help!!"
Great Video... After living in a 1500sq.ft. home built in1900 with a 1/2 acre of land for over 20 years is a huge change. Going small seemed smart to me . After all my reading it sounds like an incredible amount of BS to get YOUR home hooked up.. Zoning you name it... Code is everything.... All the extras that the average non home owner would NOT ever even conceive of....Just living next to a stream of water... DO I have to have flood insurance? Tree removal...Sewage... Trash pickup and Can I put a shed up for my workbench & tools. I want to go small without paying an extra 20K for extras.
I definitely understand. This comes down to city ordinances. Some cities want to see full hook up while others have a more “lax” approach. The actually task of hooking up the home is not a ton of work. Solar also has the potential to power the home. If the TH is permitted as an ADU most municipalities want to see the home connected via sewer water to the main home. Composting toilets, for the most part, are a no go. It’s definitely a task to get this accomplished but it is doable!
Well, to be fair, 20K for extras may not be too bad, I mean considering how much energy and overall cost for the structure you should be saving. I'm just guessing though, I have no clue lol
Hi Shalane! Great info, thanks for providing a video on this topic. I attempted to download the pdf, but it appears the link is either broken or my popup blocker didn't allow it.
Hello, I am new to your channel and I have been a resident of Las Vegas, Nevada for almost 10 years and I am interested in pursuing the "tiny home movement"!! Thank you for your insight!!
Hi Loren! I’m glad you found us. It’s great to have a local ally. If you are interested in making impactful change here in LV send us an email and we can link up!
May be too far for you from Las Vegas, but Randy Jones at Incredible Tiny Homes has bought land in Crystal, NV and is developing an off grid community. He does require a large deposit up front to go toward off-setting development costs, but if you can swing that, the rent is then only $200 a month. You do not own the land, only your house. You may want to search his videos on TH-cam.
It would be nice that many consider about the tiny house because as you get older, you need this community where you fit in. Like we haven't had this tiny house but my grandmother lived in the place where so many relatives are around her which enable her to stay in the home instead of going to the nursing home. It's totally QOL She was living like an hour with a car from my house and we had been visiting her almost every weekend but she was neat but the elderly, their eyes get bad so that sometime I felt question about hygiene there. When I opened up a refrigerator, food and drink were sometimes expired and it can be so harmful to elderly. I got this phone call many times, because she fell from the step, there was many things like that but mostly the community there covered. I would say, it is better not to have no step just one story, a tiny house is the best
Tiny homes are not for the elderly with mobility issues. You have to work to maintain a tiny home; the area around them is usually undeveloped property with uneven surfaces. Buyer aware!
@@heavencantwait1218 not sure what you mean about private but it will be larger lots of 5500sqft or more. It is not too far from mountains in quiet remote area
@@ljhoats what I meant about private was, is it available to the public or do you already have people in line? I’d like more info on your project how can I find out ?? Ty
@@heavencantwait1218 oh okay I do not have people yet I have some that are interested but nobody that's committed yet I'm also looking at a piece of land in Lenoir with a view of grandfather mountain
@@ljhoats that sounds awesome, my parents used to have a home in Newland right down the road from Grandfather Mountain , the elevation maybe higher than where you were originally thinking ? I’m all about mountains and cool weather as I’m a native Fl gal wanting to escape the heat .. I’m 63, a widow and I’m getting ready to sell my home after I get rid of all my belongings I no longer want or need.. I’ve been watching tiny homes videos & getting acquainted with tiny home parks, they r very popular, my mom & sister are in Newport but I don’t like that they want 10,000 key money .. please keep me posted on your thoughts & ideas .. thank you ..
Hi Shan! Thanks for watching and commenting. Have you subscribed to our email list yet? We will be giving quick container home tours after the holiday. If you would like to your a tiny home in person sign up on our email list:) Website in video description:)
If you're still interested in going tiny, check out this video: "Got problems knowing if you can put a tiny home on your property?? We can help!!" by Incredible Tiny Homes
We are considering starting a tiny home community in north east Florida, and the question we ask to all you here is, would it be better to provide tiny homes? Or just the spaces for people to bring there own tiny homes? Because that is definitely something we are wondering about
I was watching this tiny house in youtube and they have same cooking place, it would be so stressing for me but I think it is really good for the elderly. Like somebody know or eat or drink before expired
You’re pretty close on your Ogilvie pronunciation! We Minnesotans pronounce it like OHGLE-VEE. Regarding the tiny homes in St. Paul, they’re situated at/by a church and are only for the homeless.
I checked out Lemon Cove and they said they no longer consider themselves a tiny home community; although her comments were confusing. I didn't clarify because I didn't want to move there after visiting for various reasons. So my suggestion is to clarify with them if you can park your tiny home there. It looked like there may have been some there, but they do not consider themselves a tiny home community.
Me again. Walport sounds awesome and I do love the PNW climate. I am doing preliminary research to gather info before I jump. I'm really interested in Western Washington, probably Clallam or Clark counties. I am not in a remote line of work so I need to be within decent commuting distance for work. Would love to hear about anything you know of. I currently live in Reno, so I guess we're neighbors!
I'm looking for a tiny house community. I'm looking in NC, SC, GA and also in NH, VT, MA. Ideally I would like to have one in the Northeast and one in the Southeast.
@@FarOutTinyHomes We're in southern Colorado. 60 acres. Seasonal spring couple majestic canyons. Wooded and private. We offering off grid RV or Tiny house parking spaces starting at $300-600 Must be set up for off grid solar power, wind or generator. Compost toilet. No hook ups. Trash is $5 a construction big bag. Water $5 300 gal. Very selective must be respectful of nature and be a kind individual. Clean record. Cleaniness is a must. No drugs, cigs smoking, or drinking. 420 ok. Prefer long term but will do month to month. Must be able to have proof of income. Home base entrepreneurial minds welcome. Live one with nature self sustainable. All spaces come with garden space. 5 spots available. Have a sense on community bring your live off the land skills. Cheers! Gardeners plant lovers, animals lovers, retiree and artists well come. 🌱🌄🌍
Some good information...thanks! I have a little nit to pick, though. Tiny House Block is technically in Mt Laguna, CA, and it’s roughly 60 minutes from downtown. (It is, however, in SD County) Don’t want people to think it’s in actual San Diego proper.
I am very surprised you didn't list the 3 or 4 communities in Tennessee being developed by Incredible Tiny Homes. Incredible Tiny Homes has a TH-cam channel with a lot of video.
Thank you so very much for watching! We have already been contacted by quite a few communities so looks like we will be doing a part two very soon! All the best, Jilan
Trying to get information on managing a tiny home community. I have over 30 years in managing apartments and would like to downsize both job and home but can't find anything about that.
We are developing a Tiny Home Community in Bell County, Tx. We will rent slots to park your tiny house and will have several rent to own custom tiny homes. If you are still interested in country living on larger lots but close to larger towns and medical facilities, reply here and I can send you more information. Community name is The Tiny Life Tiny Home Community in the Texas Hill Country.
Hello Sharon! I am interested in the information. I live in Texas close to Houston and im interested in a tiny home community. Would i be able to come tour your community
I'm curious what progress you've made. Also, this video might be helpful: "Got problems knowing if you can put a tiny home on your property?? We can help!!" by Incredible Tiny Homes
Hi / our community is under development and should be open for rental slots by Summer 2023. We will have fresh public water installed within 1 month (end of January 2023)
@@ayannatexasrealtor3210 Hi, not sure if you saw it, but Sharon Storey replied to me in this thread with an update. You may be interested to see it based on your earlier question.
@@glorfindelchocolateflowery6392 I hear that! I would've thought if you bought the land you could build WHATEVER type of house you want on it! I must have been crazy to think that though 🤷♂️ obviously once you buy the land it's still not technically yours let's be real they can still tell you what you can and can't do with the land you own lol its definitely a CRAZY world we live in! They just want everybody to spend $200,000 or more for a house and spend the next 30 years trying to pay it off and be broke every week trying to pay your mortgage and $5 a gallon gas, don't forget we gotta eat food to stay alive..cost of EVERYTHING is going up, like I said it's a really CRAZY world we live in!
I would like a tiny home not on wheels. A prefab tiny home such as boxabl. Is it possible that I can buy land in California and place a tiny home there?
You could find a few parcels in your price range. Once you have the APNs you can call zoning, planning, and permitting within your county. Have a conversation with a few different departments and see if this project is feasible. Sometimes you can find odd parcels of land and propose building infrastructure and the city may help out with grants.
I am expecting an accident insurance settlement in the next 3 months. I would like to buy a small home to place on safe land, or in a community. I only have social security.....income....after settlement. I look forward to my future about all this. Ahna
Check out Incredible Tiny Homes. They have made tiny house communities. They interviewed one of their customers who is living on just her social security and lives in one of their communities. Their community names are: the Forest, the Mountain, the Beach, etc.
Can someone help me? I filled out name and email for the PDF and I didn't receive it. I am also interested in the fram land in Guyton, Georgia. I was wondering if I can get the farmers name or Facebook info? I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you in advance for your time and attention.
if anyone is interested in creating a small a tiny home community in the southeast please reach out (buying the land and having utilities),…anywhere from 3-10 units is what I’m hoping for.
@@heavencantwait1218 hi thanks for the reply, anywhere from sc to pa towards the coast,…do you know who the poster is?, trying to find the post for nc/Va, thanks!
The people that started the one in SD charge a lot and kicked out the previous RV park in a kinda sudden and messed up way. I don't trust them. And it sucks, it's not that far from me either. I'll wait and hope other ones manifest.
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East Alabama, rural counties don't have an issue with tiny houses , container houses, shed to house houses,even campers on private land for residential purposes, no permits required for anything. We put our tiny houses on 20 acres, I have one. My son and daughter also have one a piece, all on my land.
Thanks for the info:)
With electricity, water, sewer? I am in Birmingham and thinking about it.
I'm in central Al. I'm a hard worker, I lived in an 8X14 camper . I need to flee where I am . I am a waitress at a known restaurant in Al. I need a place anyone who can help me I would appreciate it , with info.for Al.
I can earn my keep. Just in a situation I need to get out of. I've never put anything like this online. I'm not a lackey I just have spent years with someone who ... Honestly I will not go there . I just need to relocate.
That's wonderful! Families today need to do more of this (pooling their resources to make sure everyone gets a home), and that a great way to do it on one tract of land. I mean, 20 acres is HUGE, so you have enough land for the entire family, including aunts/uncles, cousins, and maybe nieces and nephews, too. lol
Wishing you all well!
It would be helpful to have a list of areas that would ALLOW a tiny house community. I am looking into starting several and this is the hardest part
Thanks!
Same!
Yes that would be very helpful!
Google does not give that capability inherently. It could be a lot of work manually otherwise. I have been a database developer and website integrator since 1995. For me it's easy work.
To make it work she would have to create a category banner right under my words here;
ALABAMA
30951 Delta, Residencial
ARIZONA ,Commercial
ARKANSAS
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The text beneath the line can be increased by using codes for the type of building such as residential and commercial, citizen, etc.
,etc but it could be done with just a little time behind the keyboard. I have emitted the city on purpose. I have omitted the city deliberately.
indeed as i planning to start multiple communities and need to find the right places
There’s a nice tiny home community in Tennessee. Incredible Tiny Homes
Incredible only allows their own brand builds to park there, we are building with a different builder and were told "no."
@@karatyson8234 Hi Kara, I don't claim to know enough of the inner workings of ITH to refute your claims, but Randy did a video about the cause of the fire (which was external to the Incred-I-Box, not faulty wiring) and what is now done to prevent it. Their homes are ANSI certified, which is a popular certification used for tiny homes. They have been around for eight years, so can't speak to your claim of 2 employees and one leaving, but if you've seen his videos, Randy has employees he has known for 20+ years who are working for him. Their latest video of the factory's expansion suggests it is a growing company, looking to incorporate off-grid capabilities and develop tiny home communities. Does he do things in an unorthodox manner? Yes, and he discusses this on his videos as well. While I understand your concerns, I think it is important to make sure what you post in a public forum is known to be true and not speculative or here say.
He just stated, in a video, that all of that is up to snuff... Taken care of. No worries.
He pays his employees up to $30 an hour, with a four day work week. He is not losing employees, unless, he is letting them go.
@@abundantlyclear ITH has come a long way. I just bought one of the homes for a second home on my own property. They are well built. To rent within the community, it must be a ITH built by them or the Amish they commission. It isn’t for everyone, but many women who lost spouses or want to travel live there for safety and that makes sense. If I didn’t have so many animals, I might consider as love to travel. That way my place would be safe from intruders.
As a previous tiny home community manager, these are absolutely some of the best questions to ask when searching for a place to call home! Great video Jilan :) always super helpful
Thanks for the love! Much appreciated.
Great, you are just what I am looking for. So far I love Waldport. I live full time and travel in my 25’ motorhome. At 74, I know I won’t be able to do this forever and have been looking at tiny homes as my next home. I have lived on sailboats and in RV’s, so the tiny house will feel huge. My current living space is about 120 sq. Feet.
Check out this video: "Got problems knowing if you can put a tiny home on your property?? We can help!!" by Incredible Tiny Homes
There is a tiny house village in Missouri called The Hideaway - South Kansas City
Thank you for doing all of the research and being a great resource for the community.
Of course! I’ll get that out to you tomorrow.
Tiny town , Newport TN
Oh man! Tomorrow’s video is our update!! We will be sure to add your community to update 3. Do you have a website?
@@FarOutTinyHomes
Search Incredible Tiny Homes Newport Tennessee.
I have a lot and plan to retire there.
Is that Rick Jones ? He has three areas, the Forest, the Prairie and the beach.
@Deb Powell Randy Jones
I also own a lot and building is going on now. These homes are ANSI certified
@@mdsju2mia , you're right in "Randy." I should have had my glasses on when typing.
We need something like a tiny home community in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, where we can have a community garden, an outdoor kitchen for canning, etc along with greenhouses and root cellar. This way we can feed people all year round especially since the winters can be hard up there. An off-grid community would be great too. How would someone start something like this?
I love your notion; if it were me, I think I'd look into starting a non-profit with a charter to serve the community in the ways you describe.
@@2011Ecstatic is it hard to do? I've never done anything like this. Where does a person start?
@@marianakeller5421 I only served as the public facing president of a nonprofit for a year or so while my good friend did all the heavy lifting of legally setting up the nonprofit so I can’t help you with any details of that. I think if it was me, I’d try to gain the assistance of a board member from an already established nonprofit like a food pantry or a shelter, which may be natural partners in such a venture. Maybe they would volunteer to sit on your board too if that’s required in your state (we formed our corporation in FL where 3 board members were required). Good luck!
@@2011Ecstatic I'm in Michigan so not sure how it works here, but I'm hoping to go back up to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan where people are poorer than near big cities, and are spread all over up there. I think it would be good for people up there, to help out their fellow man/woman/children. So I'll check out with the county clerk up there to see if they know someone I could get in touch with. I'm starting from ground zero so pray for me that if this be G-d's will for my life and for helping people up there all will fall into place including funds. Thank you for your suggestions.
Hey Mariana, Former Yooper here. Tiny Homes would be GREAT for the U.P. Just the heating bills alone would make it worth it. I guess perhaps the Banana belt of Escanaba or Iron Mountain? I'd prefer near Marquette. Many folks up there would be all for living off grid. Part of the appeal of living there, rural and unspoiled. Not for the weak or faint of heart.
I have 5 acres in MICHIGAN and would like to get a tiny home community started - well maybe just 2 or 3 for - large yards/privacy.Trying to figure out what needs to be done. If you're willing to be off grid contact me. In the country, 14 miles from hospital and about 23-25 miles walmart- depending on how you go. Nearest gas station about 7miles and a new dollar general about 4 miles away. On a dirt road, but 1st driveway off main road.
This video might interest you: "Got problems knowing if you can put a tiny home on your property?? We can help!!" by Incredible Tiny Homes
I’m also in Michigan and would like this information also.
Incredible Tiny Homes, in Newport, TN, has four communities, on their property, and the Mountain, across the street. Randy Jones, owner, is finding properties, all over the nation. I will be living in the Prairie, on his property. I will pay $200 a month, in lot fee. I have to pay for the electricity, and WiFi. There will be a fee for water, and sewer. All lot owners will pay the same amount. I believe it is $25. You have to take your trash to the dump, which is one mile away. There is a one time fee of $100, for a post box, for your mail, and pick up of packages. You can find Incredible Tiny Homes on TH-cam, and Facebook. And, they have their own website, by the same name.
You forgot to mention the key money/ non refundable infrastructure fee to reserve you lot , I think it’s 10,000, plus the county is now taxing each tiny home per sq footage annually .
Great info. The fence bit was a great tip. I have cats and I would want also to have an allowable cat fencing structure as well and I’ve never heard anyone even mention fencing options with tiny homes. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Boiceville Village in Brooktondale, NY! ...is a great tiny home complex. Another on Seneca Lake in New York State.
I just came across this page and I’m so happy. U have a lot of info and very helpful.
I'm so glad! Thank you for the positivity
Great information. Concise and informative.
Thank you so very much Howard! We are definitely aiming to bring the most up to date information regarding tiny homes. We very much appreciate you taking the time to watch.
You are missing the one in Newport, Tennessee.
Yeah, that's Incredible Tiny Homes, and they call their communities: the Forest, the Beach, The Mountain, etc. They are now building lower priced, mass production THOWs after they originally did custom builds.
Incredible Tiny Homes also doing off grid community in Crystal Springs, NV and on grid in Abbeville, SC (pending). Randy requires large up front deposit to off-set infrastructure costs ($10K for most properties) but if you can afford this and the cost of your home (which must be purchased from ITH) the rent is $200. You don't own the land, just your home. Many videos on TH-cam. So if you stay for 10 years, you're in essence paying $283 per month. I don't know if there is verbiage in contract that relates to rent increases. That would be something to ask about.
@@jssmith1608 and if you stay for two months, you're paying $5,000 per month.
@@Swan-rb4yg Yep. Definitely a risk one takes.
Thank you for sharing this information and the list of Tiny Home Communities around the country.
You are very welcome!
@@FarOutTinyHomes We started a Tiny Home on Wheels Community project for 600 pads + and looking for land in Florida at this time. Any ideas on to raise funds?
@@suenergy love this! Crowd funding can get you pretty far. The initial infrastructure needs will be expensive. Other than that I would consider working with a developer. We may be able to be a part of this project and take on the coordinating developer role.
Tennessee incredible tiny homes
I’m not sure if this PDF expired but it does not take my info. Would love this list!
Twelve stars for execution. Very informative video; well presented, and entertaining. First time subscribing after a single video watch! 🙌
Alaska! Wow thank you. You my friend are a ray of sunshine. Welcome to the Far Out Fam. Thanks bringing in the positivity 💜
There's an awesome Inccredible tiny community in Newport, TN. That's where I'm moving to.
Yeah, Incredible Tiny Homes. If interested, here is one of their best video titles! "Got problems knowing if you can put a tiny home on your property?? We can help!!"
They should replace trailer parks
Great Video... After living in a 1500sq.ft. home built in1900 with a 1/2 acre of land for over 20 years is a huge change. Going small seemed smart to me . After all my reading it sounds like an incredible amount of BS to get YOUR home hooked up.. Zoning you name it... Code is everything.... All the extras that the average non home owner would NOT ever even conceive of....Just living next to a stream of water... DO I have to have flood insurance? Tree removal...Sewage... Trash pickup and Can I put a shed up for my workbench & tools. I want to go small without paying an extra 20K for extras.
I definitely understand. This comes down to city ordinances. Some cities want to see full hook up while others have a more “lax” approach.
The actually task of hooking up the home is not a ton of work. Solar also has the potential to power the home. If the TH is permitted as an ADU most municipalities want to see the home connected via sewer water to the main home. Composting toilets, for the most part, are a no go.
It’s definitely a task to get this accomplished but it is doable!
Well, to be fair, 20K for extras may not be too bad, I mean considering how much energy and overall cost for the structure you should be saving. I'm just guessing though, I have no clue lol
@@kbanghart 20k is chump change in traditional housing
Hi Shalane! Great info, thanks for providing a video on this topic. I attempted to download the pdf, but it appears the link is either broken or my popup blocker didn't allow it.
Hello, I am new to your channel and I have been a resident of Las Vegas, Nevada for almost 10 years and I am interested in pursuing the "tiny home movement"!! Thank you for your insight!!
Hi Loren! I’m glad you found us. It’s great to have a local ally. If you are interested in making impactful change here in LV send us an email and we can link up!
Vegas seems it would be a great place for a Tiny Home Village.
Have you seen this video? "Got problems knowing if you can put a tiny home on your property?? We can help!!" by Incredible Tiny Homes
May be too far for you from Las Vegas, but Randy Jones at Incredible Tiny Homes has bought land in Crystal, NV and is developing an off grid community. He does require a large deposit up front to go toward off-setting development costs, but if you can swing that, the rent is then only $200 a month. You do not own the land, only your house. You may want to search his videos on TH-cam.
It would be nice that many consider about the tiny house because as you get older, you need this community where you fit in. Like we haven't had this tiny house but my grandmother lived in the place where so many relatives are around her which enable her to stay in the home instead of going to the nursing home. It's totally QOL
She was living like an hour with a car from my house and we had been visiting her almost every weekend but she was neat but the elderly, their eyes get bad so that sometime I felt question about hygiene there. When I opened up a refrigerator, food and drink were sometimes expired and it can be so harmful to elderly. I got this phone call many times, because she fell from the step, there was many things like that but mostly the community there covered. I would say, it is better not to have no step just one story, a tiny house is the best
Tiny homes are not for the elderly with mobility issues. You have to work to maintain a tiny home; the area around them is usually undeveloped property with uneven surfaces. Buyer aware!
yes senior community would be great
Doing a tiny home park on 20 acres border of nc /virginia
What are the particulars ? Is this going to be private ?I’m interested, is this near the Blue Ridge Mountains ?
@@heavencantwait1218 not sure what you mean about private but it will be larger lots of 5500sqft or more. It is not too far from mountains in quiet remote area
@@ljhoats what I meant about private was, is it available to the public or do you already have people in line? I’d like more info on your project how can I find out ?? Ty
@@heavencantwait1218 oh okay I do not have people yet I have some that are interested but nobody that's committed yet I'm also looking at a piece of land in Lenoir with a view of grandfather mountain
@@ljhoats that sounds awesome, my parents used to have a home in Newland right down the road from Grandfather Mountain , the elevation maybe higher than where you were originally thinking ? I’m all about mountains and cool weather as I’m a native Fl gal wanting to escape the heat .. I’m 63, a widow and I’m getting ready to sell my home after I get rid of all my belongings I no longer want or need.. I’ve been watching tiny homes videos & getting acquainted with tiny home parks, they r very popular, my mom & sister are in Newport but I don’t like that they want 10,000 key money .. please keep me posted on your thoughts & ideas .. thank you ..
I live in Las Vegas, NV as well. My dream is to one day get a tiny home!
Hi Shan! Thanks for watching and commenting. Have you subscribed to our email list yet? We will be giving quick container home tours after the holiday. If you would like to your a tiny home in person sign up on our email list:) Website in video description:)
@@FarOutTinyHomes no I have not where do I sign up for the email list?
@@shanbrooks Las Vegas? Yuck, how do you handle the heat out there in the summer?
@@kbanghart I have no clue lol.! But I’m born and raised
If you're still interested in going tiny, check out this video: "Got problems knowing if you can put a tiny home on your property?? We can help!!" by Incredible Tiny Homes
This is really great information. The lady took a lot of time and effort to put something useful together.
Thank you so very much. I appreciate the positivity.
lovely! we need these communities in Europe please! 👍
I live next door to the place in Isleton. It's a 25 minutes from major shopping
We are considering starting a tiny home community in north east Florida, and the question we ask to all you here is, would it be better to provide tiny homes? Or just the spaces for people to bring there own tiny homes? Because that is definitely something we are wondering about
We are looking for a community with just a lot 👍
I think have both.
Both is best helps you influence the look and vibe of your community
Kai are you near Jax?
Both sounds nice
Are there any updates for 2022-2023 ????
I was watching this tiny house in youtube and they have same cooking place, it would be so stressing for me but I think it is really good for the elderly. Like somebody know or eat or drink before expired
You’re pretty close on your Ogilvie pronunciation! We Minnesotans pronounce it like OHGLE-VEE.
Regarding the tiny homes in St. Paul, they’re situated at/by a church and are only for the homeless.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I'm glad I did not totally screw up the pronunciation!!! Thanks for the pointers and direction:)
Thanks for all your hard work.
My pleasure!
What about tiny home community's that are site built
I heard there was some in Pennsylvania and Texas I know you mentioned one in Texas
Great info!
I didn’t realize how old this video was. I was looking to your pdf and the sit is no longer active. Anyway I can still get a package
I checked out Lemon Cove and they said they no longer consider themselves a tiny home community; although her comments were confusing. I didn't clarify because I didn't want to move there after visiting for various reasons. So my suggestion is to clarify with them if you can park your tiny home there. It looked like there may have been some there, but they do not consider themselves a tiny home community.
Thank you for the update!
Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
I'm a new viewer. Love the video. 😎
Thank you so very much for watching!
Thanks for the information
Thank you so much for watching!
Great points!
Me again. Walport sounds awesome and I do love the PNW climate. I am doing preliminary research to gather info before I jump. I'm really interested in Western Washington, probably Clallam or Clark counties. I am not in a remote line of work so I need to be within decent commuting distance for work. Would love to hear about anything you know of. I currently live in Reno, so I guess we're neighbors!
I'm looking for a tiny house community. I'm looking in NC, SC, GA and also in NH, VT, MA. Ideally I would like to have one in the Northeast and one in the Southeast.
Hi Joan! As more communities reach out to us we will be sure to update our videos.
Me too! Let me know if ya find one
I would have liked more pictures of the park, as appearance is he most important thing to me.
Go ahead and utilize google for more photos.
Looking to build a tiny home off grid community in southern Colorado. Cheers
Love love love reading this!!!! Keep us in the loop. We’d love to come visit once you’re established:)
@@FarOutTinyHomes We're in southern Colorado. 60 acres. Seasonal spring couple majestic canyons. Wooded and private. We offering off grid RV or Tiny house parking spaces starting at $300-600 Must be set up for off grid solar power, wind or generator. Compost toilet. No hook ups. Trash is $5 a construction big bag. Water $5 300 gal.
Very selective must be respectful of nature and be a kind individual. Clean record. Cleaniness is a must. No drugs, cigs smoking, or drinking. 420 ok. Prefer long term but will do month to month. Must be able to have proof of income. Home base entrepreneurial minds welcome. Live one with nature self sustainable. All spaces come with garden space. 5 spots available. Have a sense on community bring your live off the land skills. Cheers!
Gardeners plant lovers, animals lovers, retiree and artists well come. 🌱🌄🌍
@@deerod5485 love love love! Thank you so much for sharing 💜❤️💜
@@FarOutTinyHomes My pleasure. Thank you kindly. Like minds unite.
@@deerod5485 interesting, $300 to $600 per month? How much gardening space allowed for each?
do any of them do rentals long term?
Michigan
Some good information...thanks! I have a little nit to pick, though. Tiny House Block is technically in Mt Laguna, CA, and it’s roughly 60 minutes from downtown. (It is, however, in SD County) Don’t want people to think it’s in actual San Diego proper.
And Mt. Laguna isn't a bustling town, so besides ski industry not for semi-retired who want access to jobs.
I am very surprised you didn't list the 3 or 4 communities in Tennessee being developed by Incredible Tiny Homes. Incredible Tiny Homes has a TH-cam channel with a lot of video.
What about in Maine?
Great information!
Thank you so very much for watching! We have already been contacted by quite a few communities so looks like we will be doing a part two very soon! All the best, Jilan
The video pdf link doesn’t work. What is the full url for your pdf?
It has been updated:) sorry about that.
What is the name of the one in KC I clicked the link can't find it
Trying to get information on managing a tiny home community. I have over 30 years in managing apartments and would like to downsize both job and home but can't find anything about that.
Thanks for the question Stacy. Let me see what info I can find.
We are developing a Tiny Home Community in Bell County, Tx. We will rent slots to park your tiny house and will have several rent to own custom tiny homes. If you are still interested in country living on larger lots but close to larger towns and medical facilities, reply here and I can send you more information. Community name is The Tiny Life Tiny Home Community in the Texas Hill Country.
Hello Sharon! I am interested in the information. I live in Texas close to Houston and im interested in a tiny home community. Would i be able to come tour your community
I'm curious what progress you've made. Also, this video might be helpful: "Got problems knowing if you can put a tiny home on your property?? We can help!!" by Incredible Tiny Homes
Hi / our community is under development and should be open for rental slots by Summer 2023. We will have fresh public water installed within 1 month (end of January 2023)
@@sharonstorey2427 Thanks for the update! I'm not ready to go tiny, but want to know what's out there for in the future.
@@ayannatexasrealtor3210 Hi, not sure if you saw it, but Sharon Storey replied to me in this thread with an update. You may be interested to see it based on your earlier question.
Best Company Ever JR Las Vegas
Thanks for watching JR and being a part of our Far Out Fam!
The link does not work anymore. You can go to it, but it does not go past the info submission page.
There are fences that can be pushed in the ground and made of metal as an option if you can have a fence.
Im in Hendersonnv ANDWILL BE GOING TINY IN 4 YEARS LOOKING FOR LOCATIONS CLOSE BY
I'm sorry, I did not see links to the two locations in Las Vegas in the description above. Can you point me in the right direction?
Hi! The link in the description has all the parking info! Thanks.
@@FarOutTinyHomes ty :)
so is it not possible to buy land and place it there? it has to be in a community?
All depends on your county's restrictions and any city ordinances set in place. It's not a one size fits all kinda deal.
@@FarOutTinyHomes the government is always in people bussiness
@@glorfindelchocolateflowery6392 I hear that! I would've thought if you bought the land you could build WHATEVER type of house you want on it! I must have been crazy to think that though 🤷♂️ obviously once you buy the land it's still not technically yours let's be real they can still tell you what you can and can't do with the land you own lol its definitely a CRAZY world we live in! They just want everybody to spend $200,000 or more for a house and spend the next 30 years trying to pay it off and be broke every week trying to pay your mortgage and $5 a gallon gas, don't forget we gotta eat food to stay alive..cost of EVERYTHING is going up, like I said it's a really CRAZY world we live in!
I subscribed. Pls keep me informed. Ahna Atlanta/georgia
I definitely will!
I live in Vegas were in Vegas can I put a boxable home on
No idea. I’d call zoning and planning and talk to them.
Where can I residential park an RV tiny house in Florida
8.6x40
Also I can't drive anymore and need to be by public transportation any help would be helpful
"Incredible tiny homes " outside of Newport Tennessee is the largest tiny home community in the USA and you did not cover it...!!!
I would like a tiny home not on wheels. A prefab tiny home such as boxabl. Is it possible that I can buy land in California and place a tiny home there?
Thank you for this channel. I’m in NC I want to buy my own land and I want to set up at least 5 units for other empty nesters. Where do I start?
You could find a few parcels in your price range. Once you have the APNs you can call zoning, planning, and permitting within your county. Have a conversation with a few different departments and see if this project is feasible.
Sometimes you can find odd parcels of land and propose building infrastructure and the city may help out with grants.
Interested!
Andrea did you find anything?,…I’ve been looking in SC to develop something.
Great job!
Thank you so much:) I definitely appreciate the positivity
Thank you 😊
You're welcome 😊
How is water supplied to a tiny home community? Is it a single pipe from the municipal water supply that is then piped to each individual lot?
That will depend on your municipality rules
Anything in PA?
Where are the ones in NV located? Do they allow ppl to visit them? Couldn't find the link you mentioned.
Here’s the link that is in the description: farouttinyhomes.squarespace.com/ebook
Thank you for all the information but what if i decided to want to buy a lot or land and how can i do that and setup is it only in texas I can buy
Go ahead and contact the county zoning and planning office:)
Very informative!
Glad you think so!
I am expecting an accident insurance settlement in the next 3 months. I would like to buy a small home to place on safe land, or in a community. I only have social security.....income....after settlement. I look forward to my future about all this. Ahna
Check out Incredible Tiny Homes. They have made tiny house communities. They interviewed one of their customers who is living on just her social security and lives in one of their communities. Their community names are: the Forest, the Mountain, the Beach, etc.
They are located in Newport Tennessee or near that. One is about $800 lot rent, but another is only about $200 per month.
The list begins at 7:32
Where in The panhandle of Texas is the Tiny Home park?
Acony Bell is FULL and has almost 500 people on their waitlist as of Feb 2023. Great list, though!
Thank you for this video!
Once again Alabama is behind ugh I’m just doing research and gather as much info as possible.
Could you provide the contact information for the organic farm in Guyton GA.
Hi! If you download the pdf all contact info should be in there.
@@FarOutTinyHomes thank you!
@@FarOutTinyHomes I'm having trouble downloading the pdf and I'm interested in this Georgia location as well
Update please 😉❤️
Do you know of any tiny home communities that allow garages?
Tiny home builder and locations around tacoma Washington?
Far Out has a build facility in Washington! Check out our website to schedule a phone consultation:)
I believe the one in Kansas City is actually in west line , Mo. And I read it was for placing veterans. But I’ve been wrong before.
Hi Ruth. The one mentioned is for private home owners. There probably is a separate community just for Vets:)
i live in lankland florida and need to find a propety can youb = help me find land to put it on
Can someone help me? I filled out name and email for the PDF and I didn't receive it. I am also interested in the fram land in Guyton, Georgia. I was wondering if I can get the farmers name or Facebook info? I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you in advance for your time and attention.
Hi what’s the name of the organic farm in Georgia?
I cannot remember off the top of my head. It should be in the video tho!
How does 1 go about to create a tiny home community?
I’d say your first step would be to call your zoning, planning, and permitting offices to begin the discussion
i wish this was time stamped
if anyone is interested in creating a small a tiny home community in the southeast please reach out (buying the land and having utilities),…anywhere from 3-10 units is what I’m hoping for.
Exactly where r you thinking ? Someone here posted they r creating one N/c Va area, which sounds like Blue Ridge Mountain Area
@@heavencantwait1218 hi thanks for the reply, anywhere from sc to pa towards the coast,…do you know who the poster is?, trying to find the post for nc/Va, thanks!
I'm in Georgia where are parking or rentals or communities here and thank u...
Hi Linda! I’m not totally sure. I haven’t researched that area. Thanks for watching!
I can’t open the pdf any suggestions on how I can get this info?
Hi Maria! If you would like you can email us info@farouttinyhomes.com and we can send over that PDF:)
Are there any more communities in Southern California?
Not that we know of! If there are hopefully someone will chime in.
The people that started the one in SD charge a lot and kicked out the previous RV park in a kinda sudden and messed up way. I don't trust them. And it sucks, it's not that far from me either. I'll wait and hope other ones manifest.
Minnesota tiny house info 12:00 minutes in the video
I tried to order your packet but I get a page that says the site in under maintenance after hitting submit with my name & emai address. Help please!
Hi Rita! Thanks for connecting. Can you shoot us a quick email? Ill then send the PDF directly to you! FarOutTinyHomes@gmail.com
i don't see a pdf??
Look in the description:) it’s there.
How much is the rent
@@elainenagano7281 call them