Finding an affordable tiny home with DeepBlue SmartHouse

[addiekate7]

My budget is tight because of health expenses and I am tired of seeing companies charge over $50K for what looks like a basic shed. I've been thinking of transitioning to a tiny home so I can finally move out of my parents house. I found a company called DeepBlue SmartHouse that offers a model called the Cider Box and I want to know if anyone here has used them. I saw a post on Reddit but I wanted to check if anyone here dealt with them in the past. Thanks!

 

[r0b0cop]

@addiekate7 Have you checked if the shipping costs from overseas will eat up your budget since many of these units ship from China?

 

[i'm nobody]

Try asking if the home comes with electrical and plumbing already certified for US building codes.

 

[bigwonderer]

My budget is tight because of health expenses and I am tired of seeing companies charge over $50K for what looks like a basic shed. I've been thinking of transitioning to a tiny home so I can finally move out of my parents house. I found a company called DeepBlue SmartHouse that offers a model called the Cider Box and I want to know if anyone here has used them. I saw a post on Reddit but I wanted to check if anyone here dealt with them in the past. Thanks!

You should look for local Texas builders who use SIP panels because they offer the best insulation for our hot climate.

 

[swiss miss]

@addiekate7 does your parents land already allow mobile tiny homes or will yoou need to get a permit for it.