The Tiny Home industry expects to grow $5.4 billion dollars over the next four years. Interested in being a part of that growth?

Yes, us too ! 

In the last year working directly with my many dreaming of going Tiny and working with our design clients, one thing kept coming up again and again....99% of people we spoke with all need land to park their Tiny Home.

So after countless calls like these, we got thinking...

"What if we used our Real Estate Investor experience and applied it to the Tiny Home Industry to focus on buying single family properties and place Tiny Homes in the backyards, then either sell them as a sort of flip or hold them and rent them out at reasonable rates?" 

California has already legalized Accessory Dwelling Units (ADU) in backyards and Jr Accessory Dwelling Units (JADU) where you convert the garage or master bedroom. Many cities and counties in California and across the US have amended those ADU ordinances to include Movable Tiny Homes as ADUs. 

Affordable housing was already in hot demand before the natural disaster and COVID crisis. Now more than ever, we need affordable housing options and we needed them yesterday. Tiny Homes in backyards and converted garages represent the quickest path to affordable housing.

What's the plan? 
As an investment group, we will buy Single Family Homes and place an Accessory Dwelling Unit in the backyard and convert the garage into a Jr. Accessory Dwelling unit then either sell the property or hold it as a rental.

Affordable Housing + Investment property =Tiny Home Micro-Villages

Each Micro-village is flexible enough to become a place for multi generations to live on one property but not in the same house, or offer much needed rental income. The homeowner could live in the Tiny Home and rent out the main house.

The options are endless

Imagine thousands of these Micro-villages popping up in cities and counties across the US.

Where will we focus first? The beautiful area of San Diego is very ADU and Tiny Home friendly so we will start there and work our way around California and the US.

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Are you interested in investing in the affordable housing industry that expects to grow to $5.4 billion over the next 4 years? 

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“Real estate cannot be lost or stolen, nor can it be carried away. Purchased with common sense, paid for in full, and managed with reasonable care, it is about the safest investment in the world.”
– Franklin D. Roosevelt

5 Step process for Creating Tiny Home MicroVillages

 1 : Assess

To see if an ADU on foundation or Tiny Home on wheels will be approved, we first need to assess the property for the potential of an ADU and this includes reaching out to the jurisdiction to confirm the existing zoning, room for setbacks from property lines and house itself as well as the ability to run utilities out to the ADU/Tiny Home. We also run all numbers related to the project to see if it will be successful.

 2 : Deal

Once we've determine the property looks sound from an investment perspective, we put together a deal package that includes the summary of all the expenses involved in buying the property, and installing the utilities.  

 3 : Purchase

Now that we've gone through the first two steps, the investors approve and we start the purchasing process. 

4 : Install

Once the Purchasing process is complete we apply for permits, contract with a Tiny Home Builder or ADU builder and get into installation. Any work to the single family home that is needed will be done at this time as well. ​​

5 : Flip or Hold

Finally the time has come to do what all of us set out to do and that is to offer more affordable housing options so people can spend less of their income on housing and more towards health, life, retirement, travel, personal growth, etc. Depending on the market, the house purchase and the whole project will determine if we simply put the house back on the market to sell or hold it as a rental. It will greatly depend on what the investors wish to do.

 “Buy real estate in areas where the path exists…and buy more real estate where there is no path, but you can create your own.” – David Waronker