It's called a Tiny Home?

you could pull it with this https://www.autoblog.com/2019/11/18/thor24-3400-horsepower-semi-truck-custom/#slide-2186822

My feeling is tiny homes will be zoned out of existence. Our membership park in the NW is talking about allowing them in. However the park is only allowed to have you there 180 days a year, RV can stay year round. I have been arguing against them, as they might compromise our county special use permit. Chris

My tiny home is a '15 Cougar XLite 29RET. Makes more sense then what they call a tiny house at a third the cost.

philh wrote:

Lynnmor wrote:
I live in a rural area and tiny homes are not allowed.

SECTION 305 MINIMUM HABITABLE FLOOR AREA All dwelling units shall conform to the following minimum habitable floor area: a.1 – 2 bedroom units; 700 square feet of which at least 75% of the required square footage must be encompassed in the main floor or ground level.
b.Units with more than 2 bedrooms: 120 square feet additional per bedroom. Add-ons must be harmonious with the existing building structure.

Put it in a campground

I was camping near SanFrancisco and they had to move me to a different spot as there was a 'tiny home' in my spot and could not get it moved in time. Needed to have a commercial bobtail to pull it out and it was oversize so the state permit to roll took a few extra days. Total PITN, no thanks.

No slide outs. can get more space with a 5th wheel for that price.

Lynnmor wrote:
I live in a rural area and tiny homes are not allowed.

SECTION 305 MINIMUM HABITABLE FLOOR AREA All dwelling units shall conform to the following minimum habitable floor area: a.1 – 2 bedroom units; 700 square feet of which at least 75% of the required square footage must be encompassed in the main floor or ground level.
b.Units with more than 2 bedrooms: 120 square feet additional per bedroom. Add-ons must be harmonious with the existing building structure.

Put it in a campground

Park model RV.

I live in a rural area and tiny homes are not allowed.

SECTION 305 MINIMUM HABITABLE FLOOR AREA All dwelling units shall conform to the following minimum habitable floor area: a.1 – 2 bedroom units; 700 square feet of which at least 75% of the required square footage must be encompassed in the main floor or ground level.
b.Units with more than 2 bedrooms: 120 square feet additional per bedroom. Add-ons must be harmonious with the existing building structure.

It doesn't look like it can stand a lot of pounding in traveling.

And that would be like a brick streamline or wind-resistance wise when being pulled.

But love the looks.

For travelling, get an RV. For a low cost home, get a manufactured double wide placed on your land with permits. To get on tv or live like fools go ahead with that tiny home fad.