Category: Invest

Investing in a tiny house, advantages & disadvantages!

Cost savings: Tiny houses usually cost much less than conventional houses. This means you can save money on construction, materials and labour. You can also save on utilities and taxes, as tiny houses are often built on trailers, making them exempt from property taxes.
Environmentally friendly: Tiny houses are often built with environmentally friendly materials and construction techniques. This means they have a smaller environmental footprint and can help reduce your carbon footprint.
Mobility: Tiny houses are often mobile, which means you can move them from one place to another. This can be ideal for people who want to travel and explore, or for people who have to travel frequently for work.
Low maintenance: Tiny houses are much easier to maintain because of their small size. This means you can save time and money on repairs and maintenance.
Creativity: Tiny houses are often an opportunity to be creative. With limited space, you can be creative in the use and organisation of the space.

Limited space: Tiny houses are, well, tiny. This means they offer limited space, which can be a challenge if you have a lot of stuff or like to entertain.
Zoning regulations: Depending on where you live, there may be zoning restrictions that limit the size of houses, where tiny houses can be placed, and even whether you can live there full-time.
Moving expenses: Moving a tiny house can be expensive because you will need to rent a trailer or special truck to transport it.
Lack of resale value: Tiny houses do not have much resale value because of their limited size and unique design.
Lack of amenities: Tiny houses lack space, such as laundry or storage space.