Straight talk and transparency in the world of tiny Homes. Jennifer Elliott and Kenny Bavoso discuss industry issues and pitfalls, offering balanced perspective and helping make the sometimes confusing acronyms and jargon understandable. Speaking candidly with thorough analysis and helping consumers make educated choices when buying a tiny home.
More information about the creators of this podcast can be found here:
https://www.tinyhomes.com
Roofs are an important part of a tony home. In this episode we discuss why and common assumptions surrounding roofs.
You Tube and social media can be a great way to track down useful information for buying a tiny home. It can also mislead you. In this episode, we discuss some of the pros and cons.
We discuss ADU's some things to think about and how that lines up with affordable housing abs sometimes the built in friction with the internal structures that lead to inefficiencies and friction that drive up costs.
We have scene issues come up with DIY builders and once they ultimately sell, issues they have selling it. In this episode we discuss some of the factors to watch out for and to maybe consider.
Builders sometimes have the best of intentions but there are still many ways a builder can run into trouble and leave the buyer holding the bag. In this episode we cover some things to watch out for and ways to protect yourself.
In this episode we focus on tiny home fake seller listings and what to watch out for and how to identify these bad actors.
Jennifer Elliott sits down with Kenny Bavoso from tinyhomes.com to discuss "what is a tiny home?"
Jelli sits down with Michael from MAC Insurance to discuss what goes into Insuring Tiny Homes.
Jelli talks to Travis about his kit homes for 70K that includes all materials without having to go to Home Depot a millions times plus technical support and NOAH certification.
Jelli and Matt chat about building communities and outreach potential in this bonus video.
Jelli sits down with Matt Sowash from Holy Ground Tiny Homes. Matt Highlights his new spec program that offers customers a tiny house under 60K that is ready now.
Jelli sits down with JP from Minimaliste and they discuss his mobile and semi permanent tiny home that is wider than the traditional tiny home on wheels 10 1/2 feet.