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Anywhere upstate ,with an A frame home,and an acre or so of land... keep it under lock and key during off time.
Right know is the best time to spend till September.
Hit the wholesale meats, learn to bake some bread, and start a small veggie farm. Life would be great . Eating healthy,thinking healthy,and getting some good old excercise ...of course, you still need some form of getting online...
I wouldn't call her completely self-sufficient if she's parked in her parent's land. And she didn't show her bathroom...
I couldn't long-term and can't see myself doing it short-term either. I heard you got to find a place to "put the dock down," and so you're basically paying rent on top of whatever payment you might have for your tiny home. Some of the tiny homes are like $100,000. I'm like are u f ing for real?!
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I wouldn't call her completely self-sufficient if she's parked in her parent's land. And she didn't show her bathroom...
This is why I can't with a tiny home. I saw some on HGTV and they didn't even have a sink in the bathroom meaning people would have to use the kitchen sink. Yuck! And then many are not connected to a sewer line and so they do the composting thing.
I've decided I'm more the cabin type for a weekend getaway (like some of the cabins that were shown on my original post). There are tiny house communities but then I'm thinking what's the difference between a tiny house and a trailer?
Nope. No, tiny houses for me unless I was straight out of college and under 25.
This tiny house is located in Sydney, Australia. In Rochester, NY, you could probably used it for eight weeks between a late spring and an early fall. Can't imagine it is easy to heat in harsh upstate NY winters. But, the pictures are beautiful - like a dream to social isolated New Yorkers on another raining day.
Or you could just buy... a REGULAR suburban (smaller) home in a nice Rochester neighborhood and dispense with all the silly "tiny house" faddishness...
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