That’s right all micro housers who read this can have a free tiny house. If that is true are you ready to move in? If someone gave you a free tiny house what would you do? How would it change your lifestyle? Do you have one picked out yet? Did you want to have it built or build it yourself ? You may be wondering why I am asking so many questions but they all need to be answered. So where are you going to put your new home? Have you pared down your possessions to move in?
I suppose I should back up a minute and ask. Do you want a micro house? Do you want a free tiny/micro house? If so how badly do you really want one? I ask because everyone who wants one bad enough can and should have one. The fact of the mater is you all only need to say YES and make it happen for your selves. So can you picture yourself here ?
Great If you said yes. So what do you think it is worth? $10K ? $20 -$30 or more ? It doesn’t really matter. What matters is you already have the money. Just stop spending it on other things and use it to build that house by diverting the funds and make it happen. It’s free! You aren’t spending a dime on it! If you are already spending money on housing it is probably more than you would living in a tiny house.
So find a way to move out of your current housing, stay with a friend or family member and divert the founds you just saved to build the tiny home. It seems to me you can’t afford not to. You’re loosing money every day you don’t. Your cost of living will shrink to almost nothing. Now you can do what ever you want . Work part-time, quit your job and get one you really like, travel, go to school or even volunteer. Pursue that hobby or interest you really like .
You now have time and money maybe for the first time in your life . So give yourself the gift of a tiny house and celebrate your new freedom take the day off . You can afford it 
Nice house but isn’t it a bit too small? Maybe for an adult. Good for a young adult!
Free!!! I’ll get one of them!!!
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The idea is awesome wife and I started considering similar idea with Katrina Kottages. You could actually own a liveable albeit small house for under $10k
you certainly have a way of painting a nice verbal image…I’m trying to picture what my family would require, with my husband, 2 sons & 3 4-footed housemates. Things, I can certainly live w/o, but I haven’t seen anything on families w/ children living small…(ok, I’ve seen a cpl w/very young children, but mine are 11 & 17…?)
Also searching for info on homesteading…idk where we’d set our tiny home…
I like what you are saying
Me, my husband and our 3-year old girl currently live in a 600 sf apartment and we have a lot of space and empty cabinets! We are looking to buy a tiny/small house. There are still some old log or wood houses built in the turn of the 1800/1900 that are under 500 sf. Many of them have been extended on, but are still under 900 sf. If we found a tiny house, we would need to build a studio for me as I’m an artist. If we got about 900 sf then I could work in part of the house. In any case, buying a small old house would save us a lot of money. If I was single I would totally get a tiny house on wheels and park it in my sister’s garden 
Or just move into the “summer house” in their yard. The original builders of their house lived in it while building, and I doubt it’s much bigger than 100 sf.
It would be great to have a home fully paid for, and the cheaper we go the sooner it will be. Unfortunately the location we want, near family, is on the expensive side.
Hey Kevin! Just wanted to say thank you for your spirited cheer in favor of tiny homes. Since my divorce i have paired down my belongings to the essentials and will be soon moving into my own 7′x12′ cabin on a gorgeous bit of land. Thank you for your blog.
Kevin where did you get the house plans for your home? Love the picture of kitchen and bath.
I would love one. My life is changing and it would be perfect for me. Thanks for all the informantion. Love the one turned with the door on the long wall. I spend most of my time outside anyway. Why do I need a big house? Thanks again!
Someone needs a dictionary. FREE doesn’t mean, “change your spending habits.” That kind of fast and loose use of the language makes my head pop off.
I agree with Jill. I currently have some “extra” teenagers living with me and a tiny house would be perfect for them(in pairs). I have the land but my budget is already strained and my “kids” work to cover college expenses. Disappointed.
Im 55 years old, I fell 10 years ago, My only income is $1000.00 a month. Im so lucky that my son has let me live with with his family. I would Love to have a small Tiny house/cottage of my own. My son has a big piece of land so I wont have to buy a piece land to put it on. My grandkids are close by,We have13 Tragetly our Oldest, 18, passed away 4 weeks ago, I think having my own little cottage, It would be a blessing. A place where her sisters, brothers.cousins & Friends could hang out , play games, watch movies & make Memories.
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Love these .My husband and I have wanted to put tiny houses in our small comunity as motel rooms. This would be a great start. We live in a town of 300 and closest motel is to the north 37 miles to the east 20 miles, to the south 30 miles to the west 27 miles.Thanks for considering me for a tiney home.Candy