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Are you thinking of building a tiny home on your property? California is the best state for tiny homes! California is the most highly populated state in the country, which means that demand is almost always significantly outweighing supply when it comes to real estate. Tiny houses can increase housing opportunities even in areas where it may seem like those opportunities just aren't there. Laws passed in California in recent years have made it easier for residents to opt for a tiny home. The new laws, such as SB13, AB68, AB881, and AB670 that went into effect in 2020, have made building a second tiny home on almost any residential property easier, faster, and more affordable than ever before. Tiny homes have enjoyed a surge in popularity as home buyers search for affordable places to live, and property experts say that California is the best place to buy one. Tiny homes, which typically measure around 100 to 400 square feet, have been a popular solution for those looking for a simpler lifestyle with lower costs and reduced environmental impact. Just over half of Americans (53 percent) would consider living in a property that is 600 square feet or smaller, according to a survey by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). The rising value of homes and rents across California has been making it increasingly easier for homeowners to finance the construction of tiny homes, offering affordable housing options to individuals, couples and families around the state. Recent laws have made building a second, tiny home on almost any residential property easier, faster and more affordable than ever before. The state’s diverse landscape and favorable climate create an ideal setting for tiny homes with solar power, blending urban convenience with eco-friendly natural beauty.  #realtorfranny #sacramento #lovewhereyoulive #tinyhome #investment #inlaws #income #rental #airbnb #vacation

What’s the “elephant in the room” right now in California when it comes to affordability in the housing market? . High interest rates and high prices… . Are ADUs the answer to these problems? Read my blog post below and as we are using this strategy with many of our buyers and investors to make sure that they can afford housing to live in and for investors, to make sure they cash flow! . Click on the link below and tell me what you think! #adu #affordabilityproblem #ca #home #realtorTips https://lnkd.in/gEgYrT9C

"Linnhaven Mobile Home Center in Brunswick, Maine, has become the first community in the state to successfully utilize a new law allowing residents to buy the land their homes sit on. This marks a significant win for affordable housing advocates, as manufactured homes often come with the risk of rent increases or eviction when investors purchase the land beneath them. The Linnhaven residents seized this opportunity, securing $26.3 million in loans and grants, and voting unanimously to move forward. This transforms Linnhaven into the largest resident-owned community in Maine, offering a model of empowerment and stability for similar communities across the country." - The New York Times Feel free to Read and Subscribe to my daily newsletter for the latest updates on MHC's. 👇 https://lnkd.in/e5c38isB #mobilehomepark #manufacturedhousing #technlogy #news #manufacturedhousingcommunities #realestate #investment #homebuyer #mobilehomeinvesting #buildcommunity #helpcommunity #investor #realestateinvestors #sustainability #affordability #housingmarketupdates #communityliving #housing #TheRealEstateSolutionist #homebuilder

It feels like groundhog day when I read the news about new developments. Every day there is a story about how urgently we need more housing and that is typically followed by another article about a community that is opposed to a new development. The story is always the same. The proposed Project is too big and doesn't conform. I admit that I would not appreciate a 70' tall building in my backyard but unless communities make land available for multi-family projects, then 40b will remain the only solution. With the current cost of housing, we can't only build single family homes. Communities have to start finding solutions or continue to face 40b project and now also the new MBTA communities law. https://lnkd.in/e8MZxpAT

What question(s) would you ask our database of Build to Rent residents? We'd really value your suggestions for a project later this year. Maybe you'd want to know how they found their home, why they chose BTR, or how the lived experience matches up to their expectations... Please let us know your thoughts in the comments below. #BuildToRent #RealEstate #CommunityEngagement

Whether you’re looking for a supplementary source of income or ways to help out family or friends who are searching for a place to live, you may want to consider redeveloping your home and/or adding new residential units to your property. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments below.

Whether you’re looking for a supplementary source of income or ways to help out family or friends who are searching for a place to live, you may want to consider redeveloping your home and/or adding new residential units to your property. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments below.

New York is the latest city to legalize building tiny homes to help with the housing crisis. California was actually one of the first groups to test out this theory! Here's what tiny home owners have learned... The property value increased and most homeowners were able to charge either long term or short term tenants to rent out the space. Other use cases for the tiny homes were for family members that needed their own space, but maybe something a little smaller. Regulation and permitting for ADU's is a little trickier than standard housing, but it could be the difference between a substantial amount of money... https://lnkd.in/gwSG9g2q

What key details could make or break Toronto’s housing plan? Check out this article to find out more 😃 🤔 Questions about buying or selling your home? Email at john@TOliving.com 👩💻 🏠 Start browsing for homes at http://TOliving.com

Whether you’re looking for a supplementary source of income or ways to help out family or friends who are searching for a place to live, you may want to consider redeveloping your home and/or adding new residential units to your property. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments below.