Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

Is this the logical next step? http://www.tumbleweedhouses.com/

Thats cute, we have a place here that sells small buildings that look like dollhouses. Pricey but cute

You could always build one of these in your back yard... and never have to pay camping fees again...

http://www.mikenchell.com/tinylittlecabin/

Mike...

Put it on wheels & sign me up!

Cheers,

Coop

mikeschn wrote:You could always build one of these in your back yard... and never have to pay camping fees again...

http://www.mikenchell.com/tinylittlecabin/

Mike...

Been trying to talk the wife into just living in the small cabin Dad and I built on the property and building a couple of these for the kids and others to stay in when they come and visit.

She thinks everyone needs to stay in the same house and that 300 sq ft ain't big enought for the both of us.

Also was looking at these to. http://www.tumbleweedhouses.com/

No taxes on these trailers. Build it. Get tag. Take it up there and remove tag. Tax man comes and tries to tax. Say ain't got no foundation. Move tiny house to new location on property.
There is always a way to beat the man.


Bufordt

Someone already has put it on wheels, as Buford pointed out...



Mike...

That's nice but I'm not sure the Subaru will pull it (4700 lbs).

I've not gotten all the codes figured out on these things yet. Still working on them.

I don't think they are classified as Mobile Homes. They are not that wide or long. So they can't be taxed like a Mobile Home.

Lets say you had some property and built one of these and move it to that property then do you have to pay taxes on it? It doesn't have a foundation attached to the ground.

Bufordt

or one of these pretty basic but really easy
http://www.madhousers.org/builds/unicron.shtml
marcel

How about one of these. They are on wheels & one heck of a kitchen!!
http://www.sybbq.com/concession.php


Although I'm not sure where they came up with the company name, Southern Yankee?? Is that an oxymoron???

That would be great to take to a gathering but you would still need a tent.

mikeschn wrote:You could always build one of these in your back yard... and never have to pay camping fees again...

http://www.mikenchell.com/tinylittlecabin/

Mike...

I could actaully see myself living in a place like that, 8x12 with a 12/12 roof?

McTeardrops wrote:Is this the logical next step? http://www.tumbleweedhouses.com/

Yup. I'm going to have to BUMP this to the top.