I Live in a Renovated Garage in LA | Tiny House Tour

[@carriemiller5048]

“I’d rather it be small and cute then big and lonely” I FELT THAT!

[@reevolution9133]

Carrie Miller total true, My sister lives una huge home but she is very lonely. I rather have my small home but filled with love, joy and company.

[@joy-115]

I agree

[@annapacatang5079]

So true! I love my small space❣🐈

[@athellamoris1128]

Yes!

[@chelseabergsma]

Agree!

[@sooverit3258]

The only thing that makes it a “garage” is the door. It’s just an apartment with a very large door🤷‍♀️

[@brandyclark4389]

A large sliding door 😂

[@addysonhunt8538]

That’s literally what she said

[@JaneDillonHorner]

yeah exactly :)

[@DH-es7xk]

Exactly, her garage looks a lot better and cleaner than other studios and apartments in metro cities

[@miraann3997]

@@Maxid1 u destroyed him with FACTS and KNOWLEDGE

[@Lb2Shay]

Your Not Homeless. You shower, eat, live in a safe comfortable space that has a roof, air, heating, running water, utilities. And your not drowning in bills. I see no issues here.

[@adrilovesadonai]

Nobody said there was an issue

[@GemGemMarie2162]

@@adrilovesadonai, at the beginning of the video she mentions that some people might take issue with living in a garage or that she wasn't looking for pity etc...

[@adrilovesadonai]

@@GemGemMarie2162 yeah, therefore she even said herself it’s not an issue?

[@Vibes6950]

She wanna argue so bad😭

[@Lb2Shay]

@@Vibes6950 I noted this aswell, is why I didn't make a reply comment. Anyone who lives in a Major Expensive City understands that any living situation that you ain't Hmeless you Gucci 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@kellymcphaul2793]

I am 33 and currently live with my Mom and Grandma due to divorce and covid situations. Do I love it? No. Am I lucky AF to have a safe place to live right now? Yes.

[@d.c.d.c.8811]

And you get to spend extra time with your family, which many people aren't fortunate enough to do. ☺ Save your money and make some memories queen

[@angeltomlinson6354]

@@d.c.d.c.8811 so true!

[@mikeandmars2345]

@@d.c.d.c.8811 u right

[@scorpionattitude]

No prenup ? Glad you had a soft landing. You’ll get back on your feet in no time I’m sure! Goodluck!!!

[@blackattack2469]

@@tinajsews2835 not sure why your post keeps going 2X but this girl & her family deserve encouragement and kudos not condemnation. Good job to you. Maybe you can make this a niche or find others who are doing it.

[@checkm8418]

I lived in a garage with my young son for three years after my divorce. He is all grown up now and we still talk about how much fun we had when we lived in a garage just the two of us. We use to call it Apartment G. Great video!

[@d.a.v.9381]

Now, that is a great name, "Apartment G"! 😀

[@hyacinthdibley2420]

"Apartment G"!! I love it. Cozy, small places really make for great memories with loved ones. I have similar memories.❤

[@YTUsername-f6b]

My three children and I live in a bedroom in a house after my divorce. I’m trying to make it a tiny home for us and hopefully I can get back on my feet soon! ❤

[@Sports4kLast-r8p]

Goodness I hope you can get there and You and your kids can live somewhere else that is better.

[@blankita1922]

Gurl props to your mother for raising such a genuine daughter 💖

[@arisalaycemason]

❤❤❤ this is a sweet comment.

[@cindyespinoza2371]

“We don’t have a dishwasher, we wash everything by hand.” Me: has a dishwasher, still washes everything by hand.

[@plzleavemealone9660]

In my opinion people should quickly wash their dishes with hand after putting them in the dish washer. It's just cleaner.

[@katinawitherspoon2888]

Right cuz mine is for storage...smh.

[@LadyBug-sd9sk]

I refuse to use mines! Hand washing is better to me.

[@beeb1293]

I use mine as a drying rack for the dishes I wash by hand lol

[@tonnyrodrigueznunez]

@@LadyBug-sd9sk in my country we don't even use it because it's difficult to get the specific soap for the dishwasher so it's not worth the price and the waste of water and electricity.

[@Ilikefrogs..]

She’s lucky to have such a great relationship with her mom. A lot of us can’t even share a whole house with our parents 😬

[@DanielaGREY]

Hahaha or share the same state/country xD 👀

[@shinydusty28]

She’s so lucky to have such a good relationship with the friend that owns the house

[@JosieBethStudios]

Ikr! My mom wont let me get close to her.. she Barely trusts me and I'm depressed about it.. but I'm just not gonna worry bout it anymore I love her even tho she loves me but doesn't trust and or doesn't want to be close with me.

[@iambhml2646]

@@DanielaGREY ahahaha 😂😂😂 so true

[@GAIL781]

Or kids

[@asmonet]

My mom passed away in 2012 when I was 26. Its always strange to me when people think it's weird to snuggle up with your parents. One of the things I miss the most is when I would curl up and take a nap with my mom. I'm glad you can have that.

[@moniqueblack9774]

Tru-Dat Tru-Dat.. I miss doing that as well !!!!

[@jasminepina9058]

I'm sorry for your lost 😔

[@dandelionwishes9842]

Sorry Saban ❌

[@najee151]

Im sorry for your lost love 😘😘😘😘 praying for you

[@JPoupard]

I'm sorry for you loss. Even though you lost your mom, you were still lucky to have a good mom for the time that you had her. I've never known what its like to have a mom to turn to or to snuggle up with.

[@monicamatthews2960]

I’m about to throw my 28yrs old son into the garage....girl thanks for the idea🤣🤣🤣

[@ejnicks5644]

I hear that!!! My 28 yr old just asked "If I move out and fail can I move back home?". He was serious! I told him ,"There is no IF, on moving out, and you HAD better not fail."

[@monicamatthews2960]

Ej Nicks....😂😂😂 Right!! I just hope he keeps it clean.... what’s with them being so messy...drives me nuts. He will be paying rent 👍🏽

[@andreavianarodrigues883]

If I were you, I would already to these 😅🤣😅

[@SWVJJAL]

Lol 😆...

[@vkat4167]

OMG... he may settle there forever! This generation can live in a shed just if it has Wi-Fi 😐 Do not make it very comfortable, they like garages! ... and refrigerators in mom’s kitchen, Wi-Fi, free water in a shower, clean toilet, etc... My son is the same age, after school he said “ I’ll move out for a college and never come back” ... (I was relieved btw ) but few years later he returned to SF ... and “for a while” inhabited his room... casually looking for job, gaming days and nights ... it drove me nuts! 😖 It took me few months to force him to move to his GF place...

[@lazvegaz]

Your garage home is much nicer than some regular house I've seen. No lie.

[@louisajp7614]

Bruh it’s better than my big house 😭

[@lazvegaz]

@@louisajp7614 😅

[@alexajimenez9161]

@@louisajp7614 same🤠💀

[@gloriabyas8088]

I totally love this! I would love it! So ......ooooo cute!

[@charlineverhelst2050]

... it is nicer.. and bigger than my house 😅

[@mariacavela]

I love how you embrace everything. I live in a shack with no running water or electricity , we use the solar panel for lights and charging our phones then we fetch water at another area not far from we staying. Its my life right now and I'm just grateful to God for my family and everyday I get to live.

[@melissaockey1346]

If you had a utube channel about that id totally watch it. I think that way of living is awesome

[@mariacavela]

@@melissaockey1346 thank you , will definitely start one soon.

[@angelabrookins4743]

Family. Gotta. EM???

[@hlongshlongs8729]

I would watch to. Thats how I grew up. We make our houses with mud bricks and we fetch water and wood to make fire. Best, simple life, which I'm so grateful for.

[@KM-nq7ez]

Yes!!!! Just have to look at the positives, ok to be bummed out sometimes as I’m sure the no running water gets old , but I love your attitude of gratitude ♥️

[@JaneDillonHorner]

Hi everyone!! This video has kind of been blowing up in the last few days which is so random, so hello to the people who have never been on my channel before!! Ironically, I actually moved into my own apartment with a roommate about 4 days ago, so I'm gonna do a tour of that apartment soon. But my mom still lives in this garage, and my sister will live here when she's home from college! I just wanted to let everyone know :)

[@JaneDillonHorner]

Also, I've been trying to answer as many of your questions as possible! Thank you so much for all the positivity on this video, it means a lot :)

[@jdchy6181]

wow so strange & coincidental i came across this ard the same time you left this comment. its a pleasant tiny space and i look forward to your new apartment tour! cheers 😊

[@fionasmom6254]

Is the garage door insulated? Makes a HUGE difference. Also, you are going to HATE living with a roommate. Should have stayed in the garage.

[@JaneDillonHorner]

Xena Jada my roommate is a really good friend of mine :) technically i had roommates in the garage too, they were just my family members lol!

[@bitehunter122]

That is so sad. You should go back and live with your mom. I hate to think of her being alone. #BraveMom If you are willing to live with a roommate in an apartment, why not let your mom and sister live with you? Keep the family together. I loved your garage video. Subscribing. But if your mom still wants to live in the garage space, tell her to make a KZbin channel. I would totally love to follow her as she does a garage lifestyle. #NewCalifornian

[@TheNenesmom]

Many Hispanic ppl live like this to make ends meet or to help out family. Nothing new to us ☺️😉

[@maytale.7184]

Lol right my family and I lived in my uncles Renovated garage for awhile and then my cousin and his family stayed there right after - this ain’t neww

[@Dazak]

The houses in the US are ridiculously big (outside of major cities). People live in 1000 sqft per person.

[@LaChulaKc]

Preach!!!

[@Morovis00687]

@@Dazak so true, we downsized 5 yrs ago to an 1,100 sq ft home and no regrets. I mean we're getting older and have only one daughter already 19. So why have a big home. It takes sometime getting used to it but hey my mortgage went down to 600 a month saving almost 1,300 a month on a mortgage.

[@ricog8209]

@@Dazak A regular house in my country is about 600 sq feet.

[@cookiesncream_]

“I’d rather be small and cute than big and lonely” i felt that

[@seiyefathomas5525]

Felt that too

[@stephaniearnold1738]

On everything 💙

[@aliciat2216]

That was funny.

[@s_shaddows.4939]

I was reading this comment right when she said it and was like whoah lol

[@liachanelsolodoe858]

Me too❤️

[@kikigalen5077]

I think it's beautiful to see young people like Jane who are obviously so grateful and open to adapting in these challenging times. Moreover, her resourcefulness has given her a much needed platform to showcase her as a great example of what it means to live in gratitude. Kudos to her mom for raising this admirable young lady.

[@lovelyrich54]

I love it...it's so unique! My youngest son said he's never leaving home. I said if you don't leave when your grown I'm putting you in the garage. Then he showed me this video🤣🤣🤣

[@loveshell6945]

Smart kid 😂

[@lovelyrich54]

@@loveshell6945 Lol He definitely and and very strategic🤣

[@wtfcomments2585]

he probably hopes the cute girl is included.

[@loveshell6945]

@@wtfcomments2585 She is, isn’t she??

[@sophieminter0]

😂😂

[@suzannep8371]

This to me is proper living, absolutely gorgeous. Why are we as people so hung up about size?

[@tablet2016]

Give it a year or two. You'll get why

[@natasharamirez2993]

Because I have 5 kids 😭😭😭

[@karenb8872]

Because Texas... and also huge firehazard!? Right!?

[@JaneDillonHorner]

thank you love

[@carolopiyo2487]

My issue would probably be the price she has to pay for that.

[@deborahrussell5534]

Instead of a tiny house or garage, I would call this a smart house. Economically this is a very smart way of living. I love what you have done with the space. Also I think you are very lucky that you and your mom get along well enough to be able to share a bed,nothing wrong with that. Good for the three of you that this works out for you. I would love to have a home like yours. I love the way you have decorated it. It looks warm and cozy. God Bless you all. 🙏

[@c7adventures376]

@@debbiesalo6771 fun. I bet you are the only one to say anything about codes. Obviously.... well depending on were this is. Its probably not legal. Thats not a remodeled garage the door is not even insulated. But hey. She has lots of views. So its ok. Lol

[@rustishackleford3354]

How do u know it is economical if u don't even know what it costs to rent? Is water, electricity and garage included? Etc ..

[@tinajsews2835]

Repent , the kingdom of God is at hand , read your bible for yourself, and pray , there is nothing our there in the world ,ask God to guide and protect you ,if you have any question please ask me , Jesus christ loves you ..

[@internetuser7156]

What I love most about this whole vibe is the lack of pretense and the abounding realness.

[@TheTierraJ]

"I'd rather be small and cute than big and lonely" PERIOD! I loveeeee it 💗

[@knowyourworth236]

Preach!!!!! #SmallAndFullOfLove Apartment 🙏🏽👑💞💜💞💜💞💜💞💜

[@marlo9380]

Same here 😊

[@RCEE123]

@Juliette R she says about the garage

[@JaneDillonHorner]

@Juliette R my living space

[@elvenleaf5589]

I like big i never lived in a big house before being broke sucks

[@rephresh5253]

She so humble. It’s really refreshing.

[@Suzcroc23]

Housing is so out of reach for many Californians, it’s really unacceptable. That said, I’m jealous of your re-no garage abode. It’s a blessing to have a place to call your own.

[@marialarra5125]

It depends where you want to live in California. We bought a home for 130.000 with 59.00 at closing it is possible..we also helped my sons friend buy a home and he made min wage and he paid 60.00 at closing ..dont give up you can buy a home

[@user-oy2op9jw8l]

@@marialarra5125where?

[@spoetryqueen]

It's clean and cute. It's affordable. You're not stressed about bills. That's living

[@walkinginthespiritministri6465]

I’d actually feel pretty safe in a garage cuz ain’t nobody coming through that door without you knowing 😂😂

[@hyacinthdibley2420]

Exactly

[@hyacinthdibley2420]

When i was younger, i always considered sleeping in the car in the garage for this exact reason you mentioned. ....I’m much older and it still sounds like a great idea. Hahahah

[@walkinginthespiritministri6465]

@@hyacinthdibley2420 for real🤣🤣🤣 someone who gets it

[@mircat28]

A garage door doesn't have insulation so what keeps it was losing heat in winter and air conditioning in summer?

[@e.j.o.4400]

Lol! I know!

[@refilwekome9485]

You'd be surprised how many mothers and daughters and families share rooms and beds

[@justaytuser3408]

I know I have to

[@lriver5766]

I shared a tiny bedroom with my parents for 2 years. We were poor and my dad was disabled so my mom and I did what we could to survive.

[@anadesbrosses571]

How do they all fit in one bed?

[@mindimoom9142]

@@anadesbrosses571 her sister sleeps upstairs. Didn't you watch the video?

[@jeanettegarcia5604]

I can relate to this comment

[@aaaicila_]

I still have my bedroom at my parent’s house, but when I visit, I always end up sleeping with my sister or sleeping with my mom. My dad is the sweetest and he usually already makes plans to sleep on the couch so I can have his side of the bed. I think it’s amazing to be so close with your family 🤍

[@DreamyRain-ASMR]

Uhmmmm....

[@aaaicila_]

@@DreamyRain-ASMR ??

[@lupitalopez1233]

Do you not like sleeping alone? I have that problem lol I get scared to be alone

[@aaaicila_]

@@lupitalopez1233 I used to sleep alone and loved it, but now that my boyfriend and I have been living together for years, I always have someone next to me lol I don’t live at home anymore, so when I visit, we usually end up staying up watching movies and catching up. That’s why I always fall asleep with my mom or my sister, because it gets late so I just end up dozing off.

[@HandleThiSS88]

Weird flex

[@glynnisthomas9165]

Just gotta say that if you have a roof over your head and a safe place to lie your head at night you are blessed beyond more than half the world. This gal really does have it all and she really knows how to count her blessings too.

[@aleunameh]

Me and my husband moved to Arizona 2 years ago. Our extended family offered to help us, but we felt like trying not to be a burden. So we bought an RV. We have been living in the RV for over a year now to save from losing the money on rent. We are finally looking at the perspective of buying our own home. All the sacrifices of space were worth it. Its not shameful to live in something else other then a house. Home is anywhere you live with your loved ones. 🥰

[@lauryn_talks]

I'm interested in tiny living! Do you mind me asking if you rented a spot long term at an RV park in AZ, put it on land, or another alternative? I hope to go tiny at the end of next year and am figuring out what my best options are.

[@aleunameh]

@@lauryn_talks, one of my uncles has a pretty huge land where he already has a huge bussiness house and a casita. They alowed us to keep our RV there. The backyard is having water source and septic tank so we can keep the RV rolling. We didnt have to pay any rent, which was very nice of them and helpul for us. But I would recommend it to anybody who wants to learn to live minimal and healthier. I love it! The only reason we want to upgrade is because we want to have kids and we want to have our own property.

[@lauryn_talks]

@@aleunameh what a wonderful setup! thanks for your answer!

[@Giuliaamelb]

I’m 23 and I have been living on the other side of the world for over 3 years, I last visited my mum in December2018-January 2019 and we shared a bed like we always did in my family home. I had my bedroom back home, but sharing a bed with my mum is my favorite thing. We would have breakfast in bed, chat, laugh... amazing, I would never trade it for anything else. She came to visit me for 6 weeks in March, she was stuck here in Australia due to covid before flying back home in Italy: I live by myself in a studio and, again, we shared a bed, sang, got ready on it for my graduation, watched tv, laughed. I absolutely love it and I hope one day to have such an amazing relationship with my future daughter/son too🌼🌸

[@JaneDillonHorner]

that is so sweet

[@F-J.]

There comes a time when you stop sharing a bed with your son. 😊

[@RosaLopez-zw2ff]

I really like the idea of a garage being converted into living quarters. It’s all organized and flows nicely. Bravo for all three of you!

[@JaneDillonHorner]

thank you

[@TRICHOMETRIST]

The building dept would not allow this till a few years back They would force the homeowner to remove Any. ADU Now they cant deny the permits for Additional Dwelling Units If they are for special needs!! They still try to say ita "illegal" Nice Reno!!

[@maeisnowhere]

she’s so sweet, and incredibly lucky to have a nice family. i really love how positive she is about everything, not one negative thing said!

[@barbarahawkins2846]

It's not WHERE you live, it's HOW you live!Looks like you living good to me!GOOD JOB!

[@paradice6470]

It’s not weird at all, I used to sleep in the same bed as my mom. She past and I remember how fun it was to talk all night with her. Lol I have slept in the same bed as my dads girlfriend too which I consider my second mom. It’s not strange and there is nothing bad about it!!!!

[@thetruthforyou1]

I slept with my mom too. She past away on Christmas 🙏🏽

[@TeoniaTater2012]

Same here, I thought I was so weird bc I didn’t know anyone else who had to share a room with their mom but it’s like having a college roommate except I was in high school & couldn’t sneak boys over 🤣

[@karenhill3970]

Me too in my comment i wrote...i slept w Mom till 1 was 14 then sis Kim got married at 18 i move to our Den" right next to mom's room.put a remnant rug down got me some curtains & bedspread..used my uncles old bed..fixed up real cute..finally got my own room at 14 ..but i loved sharing roomw Mom..remembr her tucking me in at 14..soo sweet Mom💙💙💙

[@karenhill3970]

@@thetruthforyou1 so sorry sweety

[@makeyourlifebeautiful1652]

I think that's lovely 😁

[@jessicabailey6792]

It's beautiful and it's HOME. Thank you for sharing it. Nothing wrong with living where you live. Nothing at all.

[@JaneDillonHorner]

thank you

[@rhondakaminsky4837]

Great choice. This is a much better use of garage space than the junk and clutter that's in most garages. Pure genius!

[@m.moreno1522]

I love home tours that are of actual lived in places not spotless cold apartments that look like they could be in a magazine.

[@loodah3269]

We Arabs have a Quotes that says “Contentment is a treasure forever”...so good for you to be in such contentment🌹

[@Anonymous-yg3ri]

القناعة كنز لا يفنى 👏🏻💙

[@florperez163]

I shared a bed with my mom until I was 18 and moved out. Never had a room to myself, haha. The only drawback for me is that I can’t sleep alone, so I sleep with my pup. I love this video and how genuine you are!

[@sharnya8332]

Same. It feels weird to sleep alone, almost discomforting

[@necilya]

It’s very common in some cultures too. When I had flat mates some off them used to sleep in the same bed, despite having their own bed and own room. They said they were not used to sleeping alone. I’m the opposite. I can’t even have flat mates anymore. 😂

[@ImGonnaBeFmous]

It’s so weird that is me too like I’m married now and if my husband isn’t home I can’t sleep I’m so use to sleeping with another person

[@ladycomputerwhiz]

@@ImGonnaBeFmous I hate being alone in bed bcuz, I'm divorced now but, when I was married I was fine! Now, I have my cat sleeping w/me! 😊

[@CindyValencia]

Same 25 and still sharing a room with my twin, California specifically Bay Area is extreme expensive.

[@bruisersbeach4905]

THIS is what we should have as Influencers!! Look how happy she is…..💜

[@carmenherrera4751]

Oooowwww! It melted my hearth listening that you and your mom share the bed. My daughter and I did that as well until she turned 18 years old. Your tiny house is beautiful, organized and clean. Enjoy your place a lot. 🙂

[@carmenherrera4751]

@Koriander Yander Oh, I'm sorry about that.

[@emmkaa2099]

This is so cool!! After we left his dad, when my son was six we lived in half a garage behind my girlfriends house. I was working from home doing transcription work, so my desk was, by far, the biggest piece of furniture in the place. I was homechooling my son as well and with a small sofa, a trundle bed, a book case as a room divider and a small kitchenette, there wasn't much room for school stuff... but!! ...just outside the door to our little home was a small chicken coop that hadn't had chickens in it for years. My girlfriend and I swept the "floors", put down a piece of indoor-outdoor carpet, moved in a small picnic table, and school was in session. During a difficult time my son and I were surrounded by only the things that made us the happiest and that we loved the very most. 20 years later he and I still talk about those months, 7 or 8 I think it was, and agree that that experience brought us very close together, no pun intended. 🤣🤣 Thanks again for sharing this. From the Southern California desert, MK 🙋‍♀️☀️🌵

[@JaneDillonHorner]

Wow. This is such an amazing story. thank you so much for sharing

[@pinkiesue849]

you lived in half a garage? wow that is amazing

[@emmkaa2099]

@@pinkiesue849 🙂 We did! It was actually pretty cool. Something we both remember fondly.

[@lingchen9216]

That’s actually the nicest and most cozy garage I’ve ever seen

[@saraheerie]

My parents never even hugged me growing up, I couldn’t imagine being this close to them lol. It’s great that it worked out for you guys though. It’s so sweet that you and your mom get along so well. I barely like sharing a bed with my boyfriend AHAH. I moved away when I was 19. I’m 30 now and just the thought of going back gives me anxiety.

[@Ilikefrogs..]

Honestly, I agree. I get along fine with my family now (because I moved out), I had an extremely complicated childhood, and I would never live with them again. I really don’t even like having them visit my house. I have this fear that I’ll end up in a financial situation where I’ll be forced to live with them again, and having them in my space triggers me.

[@Heggie42]

Same. I am my mum's carer and she lives with me (and my adult kids) - literally next door to my dad - but as we were never close it's decidedly uncomfortable just sharing space with them again.

[@ilovehorses5714]

It just upsets & makes me angry that California has pushed out middle & lower income- Americans. It's just criminal! I'm glad you and your family have found a good place to live & be happy in. ❤️

[@ilovehorses5714]

Calif. Has had quite an exodus of folks, due to it being so expensive to live in, I've heard.

[@napamoonlight9997]

This is what happens when you have Dem after Dem running (ruining) the state. NEWSOME!! Practicalities of finance and public safety are thrown out the window because of folks using the monies of the middle class to fund their personal pet projects, which usually puts money in their pockets while taking it from yours, and their newest way to enslave the lower classes (welfare). They forget about getting folks off of drugs and the streets and getting them real help (mental). Do any of you remember the bridge to nowhere in Alaska? I think that Congressman(?) just wanted funding for that project to get re-elected. He had to show that he was bringing money back to his state, it didn't matter that it was a useless pet project. What that money could have done in Alaska versus where it went was probably bordering on the criminal. Dems are always spend, spend, spend. And they always reach into YOUR pocket book to do it. At the end of the day, you get booted to the curb while they move up in square footage, how much they have in their off shore accounts and how many people they have on hand to ensure their personal safety and that of their family. Usually their safety issues involves the carrying of arms. But they want to take yours away. And there you have the Dems in a nutshell. Do as I say, not as I do. Could I just say "politicians"? Yes. But the Dems demonstrate my position to the tee over and over again without even blinking. If I could do what someone did (poop on a driveway) to show my utter disapproval of the targeted person I would. I believe they are a heaping helping of excrement in the way that they conduct themselves behind closed doors and the way in which they have enriched themselves while making us poorer and less safe.

[@travelwithnou]

Speaking of California, if you are not living in a big city like Los Angeles or San Francisco or many high cost living areas, there are places and affordable homes either for rent or buying to live comfortably. I understand each of us has different living demands due to personal preference or jobs or social. I pay less than $1200 for my two story home in 2282 sq ft in central California. I feel bad to see people pay more for just a studio or on bedroom apartment.

[@notconvincedgranny6573]

@@napamoonlight9997 It was republicans who eliminated mental health care and gentrified the cities. But do go off.

[@cristalramirez648]

Agree. I grew up in CA and we always had to either live with ppl or have ppl live with us. We moved to TX to finally be able to afford a house alone.

[@nena200able]

I just think it's lovely that you and your mom can lovingly share a space, not everybody can live in peace with a parent.

[@pattycakes1969]

That's for sure!!!

[@smithsonna035]

I know I couldn't unh unhhhh NOPE

[@daisymay7586]

This is nicer than any home ive ever lived in! Living with your family in a small space is better than living in a big empty house with no love. This is refreshing 😊❤

[@emilythatsinger]

I shared a bed with my momma from 4th grade until i started 9th, and after that we shared a room from 10th grade til I graduated hs! I always thought I was weird because most ppl just aren’t that close with their moms, but gosh, my mom is my best friend. Glad to know im not the only one!! This house is soo cool, you guys use such smart solutions for the space issue - gotta share this with my mom.

[@laurakelly631]

This is so refreshing! I applaud you and your mom, sister (and also the close friends in the big house). This is just great. 'Small and cute, rather then big and lonely'...nails it. Your close relationship with your mom and sister is the hallmark. In the last 12 years of my mom's life, I visited her for months at a time. During that time we shared her king sized bed. (actually, there were two additional empty bedrooms in the house. This was my preference). Sharing a bed made possible so many wonderful conversations, sometimes in the middle of the night or early morning. Just sharing the space gave us a sense of loving connection. Especially now that she is gone, I would not trade those times for anything. The illusion of that old 'American Dream' of hugeness and isolation is flawed in ways that hurts us deeply. Your family has stepped out of it. Wishing you continuing happiness.

[@JaneDillonHorner]

that's so sweet

[@RascalHooligan]

Im definitely a person that needs my own space and privacy, but thats because thats how I was raised. Watching this, it makes me wish I grew up in this kind of space. My family is very disconnected with each other and the walls we could hide behind enabled that disconnect. I think its beautiful that you and your family share your space with each other in a way that seems peaceful and happy, I can imagine how strong your bond must be with them, and I wish that I had that in my own life. You also have the best neighbor, I think thats so cute that your mom's best friend lives right there. So, in my opinion, your living space in many ways is so much better than a traditional house.

[@noble604]

Maybe with open design with no real “rooms” other than the bedrooms, it will change the way families interact?

[@gabriela4706]

i’ve never had any privacy in my home and it gets to be extremely overwhelming and the only place i can ever get any sort of privacy is the bathroom. My family and i aren’t close like that ahaha

[@veronicashorr]

My uncle transformed his LA garage into a tiny home too, this was back in the 80s and a few families, including mine, have lived there throughout the years.

[@omeemodesigns215]

I’m 33 and am starting my life over in a rented basement room and am so grateful for the roof over my head. I’m really grateful to have a chance to start over. The garage is AWESOME btw.

[@ColoryourworldMakeup]

My husband and I moved in with my mom and family a few years ago. It was such a bonding experience. Generational living used to be a thing!

[@tngardener231]

We do it and it makes life very easy. My mom and grown kid lives here. Everyone works different work shifts so it’s rare to all be awake at the same time. It works and the bills get paid pretty easily.

[@Wazupiseeyou]

So..would your husband agree it was a bonding experience?

[@samanthab1923]

This is many years ago but when I was born my parents & I lived with my grandparents & 2 uncles & 1 aunt in a 3 bedroom apt. In NY

[@user-vt3ce3my5l]

@@Wazupiseeyou why tf you asking about her husband?

[@oksanagutierrez7986]

지우 I don’t think it was meant rudely or sexually or whatever 😒 probably meant it as a question because most ppl complain about “the annoying, terrible in laws”. 🤷‍♀️

[@Tastiefishbones]

If would be really funny if she had a race car bed.

[@JaneDillonHorner]

omfg you're a genius

[@fionasmom6254]

OK, this made me LAUGH!

[@erikacroft245]

Like in Friends 🤣

[@calgal7828]

Keegan Markuson 👍👍👍

[@anitaluevano9643]

😆

[@booswire4907]

It doesn't mater garage or a house what matters is cute and confy.

[@lovethyself7315]

For real,I love it....

[@crossingn6451]

comfy

[@darrisscruggs9612]

Right

[@j.a.r.family2576]

Not really.

[@AlanaByTheShore]

My mom died a few months ago, so I think it is really sweet that she is able to share a bed with her mom.

[@carmagurl317]

Aw I'm sorry to hear that.

[@bailielohman3967]

Sending you my condolences ❤️

[@franco2b145]

Take extra gentle care..🙌🏾

[@susan92202]

NOTHING LIKE LOSING YOUR MAMA. ONE OF THE HARDEST TIMES OF MY LIFE. NOW MY SONS WILL HAVE TO GO THROUGH SUCH PAIN. I HATE THE THOUGHT OF IT, THIS THE REASON I CARRIED HIGH LIFE INSURANCE. I WANTED THEM TO BE ABLE TO TRAVEL TO GET THEIR MINDS OFF THE LOSS BUT THAT WAS STOLEN FROM THEM TOO.

[@blaxkbunni._]

May she rest in Heavenly Peace❤️

[@MrDavidroby1]

That's a very smart way to live... Even wealthy people are beginning to realize that less is a whole lot more...

[@constantine7953]

True, but I don’t think they’re wealthy. She even said that for her family it was too expensive to rent houses in LA. And it just helps them save a lot more money by doing this.

[@MultiKarma111]

@@constantine7953 although they may not even be poor, her mom probably has a good normal job, LA is just extremely expensive

[@ellapaddy1668]

Wow

[@carlotta165]

This kind of space is very stressful, no privacy, no natural light, no moving space, big mess everywhere even if they clean up every corner. do not answer me that it is better than nothing, because this, besides being obvious, is not the salient point of your comment.

[@JaneDillonHorner]

HI EVERYONE okay so this is what happens when I don't enunciate, but there seems to be a lot of confusion about what I said in the beginning! I did not say "I'd rather be small and cute than big and lonely”; I said "I'd rather IT be small and cute than big and lonely," meaning my living space! of course the size of your body has nothing to do with loneliness or happiness!! i was talking purely about living in a tiny home. thank u to everyone who's helped to clarify!

[@AvaHorner]

Y'all chill. Use contextual clues!! How would it make sense for her to say something so awful in the middle of a house tour?? Nah

[@jpadma9]

Laughing lol

[@oahugirlfriday7430]

she is talking about a her living space.. and people get offended and some how think she is talking about size of a body.. I believe that says a lot more about the insecurities of the viewer not the vlogger... She shouldn't have to explain her vlog.. the one about her house... not about her body.. sheesh.. so much people getting offended by nothing..

[@JaneDillonHorner]

no you did nothing wrong!!!❤️

[@user-jc8dy2sl7k]

I have a similar living space such as this. I get a lot of negativity on how I live in my own space but I don’t care that’s what it is!

[@LiaPerry]

I love how that fridge is considered small , in the UK that's a normal sized fridge

[@VeeBee81]

Innit!!! 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@nilsagomez1]

Where can I buy the modular dining table??

[@Ada-zm8dk]

@@nilsagomez1 it’s from Ikea! Not super cheap but maybe you’ll be okay with that :)

[@SummerTyme2023]

I was thinking the same thing, and this garage is a four bedroom home in comparison to ours lool

[@Mother5063]

@@nilsagomez1 Looks like IKEA

[@Krystaldoll282]

I got a divorce 9 years ago after being married 28 years. Financially ruined and had to start over. I rent a room. The home is in a nice, gated community. It’s 4 bedrooms. Really nice. I pay for my room and share a bathroom with 2 other women who rent out the other two rooms. We share common spaces like the kitchen and living room. I set my room up like a little studio. It work. Living small at age 56.

[@craftyrouze]

When buying a house takes 2 persons income, it's sadly an inevitable outcome in case of divorce. This is the reality of today's market. Also, renting is a waste of money, but impossible to get out of that cycle if you're on your own. Unless you get creative like this family

[@kikizachary8334]

Living small is the way to go, considering the situation in the world right now.

[@bernedettekuteyi3843]

That is a smart way of living, but wouldn't it be nice to live and not share bathroom and kitchen with anyone. Maybe a RV.

[@Krystaldoll282]

@@bernedettekuteyi3843 idk. I thought of it. My uncle had a manufactured he would have sold me very reasonable! The upkeep, small payment, insurance, all the utilities plus the rental space I don’t think are worth it. Space in the city I live in is about $550-$650 a month and better own the RV outright. Then the utilities and maintenance on it. No as of right now I would rather share a home. It’s funny though we all rarely see each other and the bathroom issue is pretty much a breeze. We work different hours so each of need the bathroom at different times. It actually works pretty good.

[@daiseylynns]

In a similar situation after a long time marriage but don't think I could stand roommates but I definitely am wanting a tiny home 💕💕💕

[@anaamaya211]

I live in a renovated garage as well. It’s detached and has its own room and kitchen :) It’s awesome.

[@EC-nf9yl]

In what state?

[@darlaellinger3474]

Never listen to the negative remarks how wonderful that you and your family, your mother and sister, have such a great relationship. If more people in the world had a relationship like yours, what a difference it would make! There are no issues with your living conditions such as respect or privacy, the use of the bathroom, etc. You respect one another and that's what it takes!

[@pinacolada1393]

Well I admire the fact that you all can tolerate each other to manage this.

[@starhamilton1072]

When you’re grateful for what you have , the universe blesses you with more .

[@valerietoval5071]

Love it! You asked for tips so here is a couple: You can add storage bins to your shelves for organization. And you can look into getting a retractable garage screen door if you want to leave the door up and not let bugs inside. Now I am going to look into converting my garage...thanks!

[@angelagormer3793]

I love it ....I’m thinking of doing this for my son hes 20 I’d rather he save his money and when he’s ready to move out he can pay cash for his own house

[@netta358able]

Same here but I would have to but his toilet in with shower 🚿

[@not_bout_it]

You should charge him rent so he can get used to bills... But put that money aside for him when he's ready to go!

[@sunshsophprd.0565]

If we have any country after all this.

[@loveshell6945]

@@netta358able Why not let him use one inside the home?

[@devenblackwell5690]

do it!

[@anitaluevano9643]

I love how she's soo grateful and creative with her living area

[@wishfulthinker9350]

Houses have always been expensive in California. It makes it really difficult for the average person to afford their dream home much less a roof over their head in these areas. The converted garage is basically a house now and looks gorgeous! It is also well decorated and maintained.

[@YvonneMendezRealtor]

*I'm from Los Angeles and I'm a realtor. Housing is expensive here especially if you want to live in a decent, nice area. This place is charming!*

[@caroldean4417]

i love that your family is so close, love wise. Family is extremely important for this life here on earth.

[@Alymyster]

I used to live in a garage too. That was 3 years ago when I was homeless and in a bad place. Your garage is way nicer than where I lived though. It was really cramped as only half the garage was usable and there was 5 of us living in there. I'm very grateful to be in a home now though. Came a long way. But yeah your place is awesome 👌

[@CoCo-js7ff]

Congrats!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@FrankiesFancy]

You have to live in California to understand why families are "piling up". Rents are so high that people just can't wrap their heads around it. We need to see more garage and storage shed conversion videos. What we *really* need to do, as Californians, is to get rid of these greedy politicians and their greedy laws so that we can breathe again, have some elbow room again. We have the most beautiful scenery but the greediest, money grubbing people.

[@peace-or2cp]

What is needed is affordable housing and laws/regulations and incentives to slow down housing prices. And not just in LA.

[@kaydublin5164]

Stop voting Democrat.

[@joesmith9216]

commiefornia is DONE, UNLESS massive depopulation happens, it's chinese owned too, so you'll never be free there, IMO Cali is finished.

[@brendatrump5163]

It's against the law in a LOT of places to live in a garage or a shed. That is OVER-REACHING as the government is good at.

[@TheCharleseye]

It's funny, really. Multi-generational living used to be commonplace in this Country. As the nuclear family dynamic has become less common, this living situation became more and more rare. Now, the cost of living is driving people back to it. Who would have thought that California - of all places - would start becoming the "family values" state...however inadvertently.

[@edithgodinez1966]

I live in Chicago and I’m a single mom with 2 kids and we been living in one bedroom apartment for a long time and it’s very expensive to afford another big apartment so this the only thing I can pay I understand how you are living don’t worry about what others think about you as long as you are happy what you are doing with your life

[@_redrabbit]

I'm a single mom with 1 child and we live in a studio, we do what we have to to make things work :)

[@dominizzle]

I am a single mom with 1 child with a 1 bedroom. I gave him the bedroom and I have my bed in the living room like a studio.

[@tarae.5145]

@@dominizzle The resiliency of sole providers is the best. Did the same for my son to attend a great high school.

[@Darlene528]

You are so right, be happy and be blessed. Put the kids in the bedroom with twin beds. Decorate the room. Buy a let- out- sofa for the living room where you sleep. It can work for all three of you.

[@Darlene528]

@@dominizzle-that’s what I did with my son when he was born. I did it for 4 years. Believe it or not I was able to save for a down payment on a home. All I needed was $1,800. In a good suburban neighborhood. I bought it from an investor. I love my home. Single parents there’s so many options you have. I was changing my Credit up at the same time. My son is now 41 years old. I’m showing my 28 year old what to do as well.

[@ronburgandy7571]

That’s cool. I live in a van down by the river. So no judgement.

[@amberlibirkhead4170]

Literally same

[@JaneDillonHorner]

my mom really appreciated this reference btw

[@apada5237]

I lived in a Corolla WITH a 70 lb dog for a while. Lol. Surprisingly, I felt more peaceful there than I'd ever felt in a big traditional house. Now I live back in a normal-sized house but would far prefer a "tiny house." Even this garage-house seems a bit big for me. :) But I LOVE that she has her mom and sister with her, is in college, and rents from a family friend. That's "Livin' Large" really. :)

[@ronburgandy7571]

@@apada5237 that’s awesome. Living in the van down by the river was the best. Now I live in a house with my girlfriend and her two kids. It’s the worst. I highly advise people against it especially if the little girl is a bratty little spoiled acting shit hahah.

[@apada5237]

@@ronburgandy7571 aw, poor little girl. Lol. All kids are crappy periodically. She'll probably turn out to be the one you get along with best on down the road. :) But yes, I can absolutely believe life in the van at the river was great. That was actually my "dream home" while in the Corolla. Sounds funny but its true. Very few stresses living that way.

[@nickj12]

As long as you’re happy. I couldn’t do it with my family because I hate them, but I could live in a tiny home. Thank you for sharing yours.

[@shemonapalmer5530]

Your home is so beautiful and this is a cute apartment, I wouldn’t even consider it a garage because of how open and renovated it is. This is so gorgeous!

[@kaykay_xo]

I find this pretty dope , the only thing is .. I would want it all to myself lol no family living with me .

[@kaykay_xo]

@@fayemarshall2254 & proud !

[@loveshell6945]

Being Proud is a terrible quality

[@kaykay_xo]

@@loveshell6945 I love the state I was born & raised in , as you should love yours . being proud is GREAT quality whether it’s being proud of an accomplishment or proud of being able to breath in times like now where death is at an all time high .

[@sophieminter0]

@@fayemarshall2254 lol selfishness is not just an LA trait. It is everywhere.

[@ellimusicqueen]

Lives in a Garage, has a nicer kitchen then me 😂

[@callmethandz5329]

I lived in a garage for 19 years. As soon as I could move out and afford my own place I did. Tiny places become suffocating after a while. You begin to wish there were other parts of the house you could walk into instead of just one complete room. You begin to wish your siblings weren't in the same place as you all the time. Sometimes you have bad days, and you want to cry and you can't because everyone's staring. I'm glad you're still happy there though.

[@bestie9744]

Unless you live alone

[@deardiaryboutique]

It also has a lot to do with family dynamics, and she said she gets along great with her mum and sister, so nothing to be suffocated about for her.

[@fleshwater.]

@@deardiaryboutique but just the fact that sometimes you’d want a break but you can’t since you’re constantly surrounded by family idk

[@susansmith493]

Your mom is very nice to allow you to live there. Your mom's friend is incredibly gracious too. It's a nice space.

[@sarahramirez3664]

But a lot of lower income families live like this... can someone be up front and say that?!?

[@breezeh1127]

I live in an upscale neighborhood, but almost everyone in this neighborhood is about 3 familes under one roof. No one can afford these house on their own. And that's totally fine👍❤

[@c7adventures376]

@@breezeh1127 guess they are not "single family homes" any more. Lol kind of sucks for the neighbors that can aford to have one family in their home.

[@breezeh1127]

@@c7adventures376 There are 58 homes total in the neighborhood (all brand new homes, most not even a year old yet) and everyone knows everyone else. No one is bothered or offended by each others situations.(We are one of the families that are blessed enough to be able to afford one family under one roof, but we have 5 children, so we are huge) We all abide by HOA regs and live happily. It's an amazing community that is more a family. We all look out for each other and we all gather on our lawns in the front at night and talk and enjoy each other ( before covid) All of our kids play and we all get along. These are all families that work in DC and commute together or ride the train together too. Very high paying jobs, but takes many to run and pay for a household in this area.

[@c7adventures376]

@@breezeh1127 as long as everyone is ok with it. Most HOAs have a policy on multiple families in a home or even guest for that matter. But as long as everyone knows the rules, then everyone knows what they are getting into.

[@angelahaugh2740]

But have you seen rent lately? My husband and I make over 70k a year and couldn't afford a decent place to rent.

[@Dandandan3]

That’s the garage of a million dollar house. Any house that has a backyard that looks like that is at least a million dollars in Los Angeles.

[@arvinderbains3880]

Are you all saving for a property.

[@arvinderbains3880]

Very cute

[@thetruth4649]

@AveolarD The landscaping isn't the point. Its how expensive living in LA is. Go look up house prices in a decent neighborhood in LA on zillow.

[@thetruth4649]

@AveolarD 🙄😑

[@even___]

@AveolarD sis they meant location

[@LifeDIYJosie]

Love it. My family and I live in Northern California and know many people living in garages. They are pretty strict in our county with conversions needing permits, etc. I am sure your mom's friend got that covered. One of our neighbors did not get a permit and got fined. I felt bad for them and their tenants, who had to be evicted. It's also great that your garage is separate from the main house. It has more privacy and not facing the street like most garages do. It really looks like loft living. Nicely done! 😊

[@keepingitrealwithmelisa1017]

That's serious. Having permit to turn a garage you own into a comfortable living space. It's weird

[@galady8632]

@@keepingitrealwithmelisa1017 ... mabe the B&B option made it seem like an easy transition. In my area the fines would be steep and the ramifications for the homeowner unpleasant.

[@vkat4167]

Keeping it Real with Melisa - SG Come to SF and you will see that almost all single family homes have garages converted to “in-law” ... without permits of course 🙄 It started in late 90s when demand for housing was huge. In such neighborhoods usually you may see cars everywhere, impossible to find a parking spot 🙁 Since it’s weird to fine all such “conversions” (thought SF city hall is verrry greedy organization 😡) they try to sneak proposition to make these structures legal... but I didn’t hear yet that it was legalized. Some places are converted nicely, but many are just “hobo habitat” 😕 BTW, such garage as we see here can be rented out for 2-2.5K in SF ...Do you see now why homeowners do it? 😉

[@LifeDIYJosie]

@@vkat4167 wow, that high already??? In the early 90's as newlyweds, my husband and I lived in an "in-law" apatrment in the sunset disrict in SF for $575/month. I learned later it was not permitted that's why it was cheap. You're right about parking. It was a nightmare...worse the night before street cleaning! 😵

[@vkat4167]

LifeAt50&Beyond yeap...rent is highest in SF ... who knows what will be next year, covid changed a lot, people flee SF and Silicon Valley

[@donnavorbach215]

I learned a lot about gratitude and grace from this wonderful young woman and her home!

[@teresamckeown5594]

I shared a one bedroom with my daughter for over 2 years and we also shared a bed. Like you, we are close and don’t fight and get along.

[@lissyquezada2668]

Beautifull ! I Will love to have a mom like you and like this girl mom , how some moms can be so mean to the point of not getting along with some one wS atatcht inside your belly for 9 long months ? I love my son with all my love , any mother here with a real mother heart here thar feel me ?

[@Micah_magic]

I love how she mentioned they wash the dishes by hand, as if this is such a crazy thing to do, love Americans lmaooo

[@ErickaWilliamsCC]

I know right. Lol

[@Mother5063]

Yes! I noticed that too. I prefer to wash them by hand.

[@jmg937]

I think it’s an upper/ middle class thing to have a dishwasher. I’ve never had one, still don’t, I think I will always prefer washing by hand though

[@wyattking2890]

Well here in north america dishwashers are just very normal and not having one is odd.

[@starlight4086]

We have a dishwasher but my whole family washes by hand instead 💀

[@JaneDillonHorner]

hi guys so this is the first video on my channel to ever hit 1 million views. thank you all so much for tuning in and for being so overwhelmingly supportive. just know that i check the comments all the time because i still can't believe this many people are watching :) thank you for tuning in to my little video!! if you're reading this, have a lovely rest of your day

[@cammiemr5172]

So very cool!!! Thank you for sharing!!!

[@monicamatthews2960]

Congratulations 👏 👏 👏

[@cowboybuilder]

There's Camping, then there's upmarket camping called Glamping... I guess this is Garamping. Living in a Garage is a half way house between living on the street and living in a house..literally. However, plenty of people convert garages to bedrooms, you can easily put a stud wall near the garage door and wholla! just another bedroom.

[@mary00-r]

this is the first video i watched from you and i subscribedddd

[@kimberlyjones9718]

So nice 😍🥰😘

[@Mrpachuko13]

She seems like an amazing person. She seems down to earth, chill. I hope she has a pleasant future.

[@MelissaZ3]

When I was little my family lived in a garage I grew up moving around a lot but I was blessed to have my family with me. Thank you for showing us your home. ☺️

[@LoveAlways1002]

💕💕 This is one of my dreams!!! As a single, childless, 33 year old, I want to spend money on the smallest living space possible and just travel the world, eat great food, and do missionary work!! This is so cute💕💕

[@judithann2733]

💕💕💕💕

[@PrettyKittyCuddles]

You can't travel the world in a garage. You need a car for that. ^_^

[@chasesweat8905]

The DREAM. Honestly you life sounds like it would be so nice 🥺💕

[@SummerTyme2023]

😘 I hope you get everything God has for you x

[@Darlene528]

Then this is for you

[@cassandrarobins786]

This tour made me really happy for some reason, especially the part where you were saying you and your mom never fight. That's beautiful.

[@JaneDillonHorner]

🥺❤️

[@rinihaque2946]

Yup made me happy too. Love California weather

[@leafletanon]

this is how most families i know live, its really nice to see that you get along so well with your family 💕

[@alyssuh7597]

“I rather it be small and cute than big and lonely” yaaassssssss!!!!! This is so relatable

[@ANeewHope]

When you said Alexa good night, my Alexa said okay, have a good night

[@mara4787]

Mine too

[@ashleykoh95]

Mine just did too 😂

[@lugo1433]

My Alexxa too😁

[@marthasmith6016]

I don't have Alexa but my Dog stand up and look at me like--what?,,Lol!!

[@tammysvlogs2293]

You could do this for a living! Turning people’s garages into homes! So neat!😊

[@luzfranqui2930]

Yea great idea for DIY show ...you should ...make it a mother in laws appt. 😂😂that one is for my son in law..👍✌

[@gabrieladubrocq896]

We Cubans have been doing that for years here in Miami, we call them “efficiencies” 😂

[@qqcuz255]

It’s illegal in CA to convert your garage into a living area lol

[@nok1323]

You have such a good attitude,and it’s nice that you and your mother get along well together. It’s refreshing to hear a story like this.

[@beautifulcreation5968]

This is the reality of many Northern Californians . I know many families living in a garage due to how expensive rent is in the Bay Area.

[@JillianLovesBooks]

While I do think the specific arrangement shown in this video is awesome, and it looks super cozy, it's absolutely ridiculous to me that we have been conditioned to believe this is acceptable living. Most garages are NOT good living quarters, especially for many families. But society has pushed us into this direction of just appreciating any type of roof over our heads when it's literally the bare minimum of what every family should have. Like, there are people in California living in dilapidated garages/tiny homes and are conditioned to feel "blessed" because they have a roof over their heads, and they're paying an arm and a leg, but hey! At least they're in California! It makes me so sad. Life shouldn't be like that.

[@jmg937]

Southern California, LA too

[@MichelleSlotChik]

That’s why I would never live in California

[@MichelleSlotChik]

@@jadieeee Right that’s why you live somewhere in the south like the Carolinas or something like that or it’s affordable. I would never live in a city like that it’s just ridiculous to be uncomfortable in a tiny apartment

[@eddiern]

My husband renovated my mothers garage. Took.out the garage door and added a wall and window. It's actually the nicest room in the house and in a great neighborhood. Priorities people.

[@anetgambina7263]

So funny .. yet dead on true

[@itssimplyxoe26]

Girl stop calling it a garage say « “ when u walk into my home ✨😌

[@joeyleasha740]

I absolutely agree, she doesn't owe anyone an explanation. I really like the home.

[@thesuccessfulfamily8178]

Agree!!!!

[@Private_Library2]

Creative way living for less in a very expensive city! Sending love and positivity to your family! In San Francisco, many young people who make $150K - $200K a year live in a van or at someone’s dining room or someone’s garage, so they can save money aggressively .