Why Tiny Homes Are A BAD Investment ❌🏠🤏

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[fjallabrjotur]

I'm not a proponent of tiny houses, but it's clearly marketed towards people who don't have children/want children. And I like your simplistic idea that everyone will find a way to buy a 2k sqft house when houses have never been more unattainable in our economies history.

[heartseasmoon]

I was raised in a 10x10 square you’ll be okay

[cubedmack]

What the hell is talking about! Tiny homes are great for rental properties to college students.

[snackiepackie]

If you have kids, ofc tiny house living isn’t practical. That’s pretty much a given.

[efexzium]

🤣 my generation cant afford kids nor want to have kids.

[MrFelblood]

Imagine millennials who have kids and can still afford more than 1000 square feet. It is to laugh.

[JLooneyTunes]

Not a good investment is not fully true. I won a tiny home, I bought it for 25, 000$ I’ve had it for a year and I rent it out for a $1000 a month, in 2 years I will make my money back. It’s not a good place to live long term but if you can find a tenant it’s a great investment

[chicagodoorstep]

Everyone I know is looking for larger homes not smaller ones

[kaede]

you’re missing the point, it’s for people who don’t want kids/have kids yet. anyone who forces their kids into that lifestyle are scummy, yes. the reason i want a tiny home is for a vacation home. your observation is well intentioned but ultimately oblivious to all the case by case situations everyone considering buying one/already own one are in. though, brainlets who live the van life are genuinely braindead. i’ll agree with you there lmao

[byronferguson]

When they grow up and have more money, the kids now will be in the position the millennials were in. And will need housing

[thesophist]

A THOUSAND?!!?! That's a whole ass villa