Imagine your whole family squeezed into a home the size of your living room. It may sound crazy, but the tiny house movement can be the ticket to big savings.
Tiny houses typically run from 250 to 600 square feet, and they may be permanent or mobile. It may seem unrealistic to pack several people into such a small space, but some families do it — and quite happily too.
Small houses mean small bills. Plus, with minimal storage space, you may find you are forced to stop spending money on stuff you don’t need.
Ready to take the plunge? Check out “7 Ways to Know You’re Ready for a Tiny House.”
Less extreme options: If a tiny house isn’t for you, cut your bills by moving to a smaller home. It costs a lot less to heat or air-condition 1,000 square feet than it does to keep 2,500 square feet as warm or cool as you like it.
Or, move to an apartment. Sure, you’re not building equity, but you’re also eliminating all of your maintenance costs and possibly some utility bills.
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