TINY HOMES IN TEXAS ARE SELLING OUT - IS THIS THE NEW AMERICAN DREAM???????

[@tiffanyjohnson9989]

There’s nothing wrong with the concept but these should be 50k-70k not 160k for a 1/4th of a house.

[@jeremiahbabe9308]

I agree 100% that makes sense, not $400 or $500 a square foot

[@tranquility9325]

Exactly. But the second something becomes popular ppl get yanked on the price.

[@feelsbad1193]

160k...... Crooks are selling these.

[@Xunxunism]

By world standard, the price is appealing.

[@tmc3178]

Should be even less

[@floydrosinithejourneymanss1766]

Every homeless veteran should receive one of these at no cost.

[@angeltrumpets7925]

No thank you. Happy with the house I paid for.

[@dirtzmanfromyard2306]

@@angeltrumpets7925well, if you paid for a house, you wouldn’t be homeless, would you?

[@metalmike570]

@@angeltrumpets7925 Well he did say Homeless Vet, I don't think you are!!!

[@workfromhome598]

They deserve better than these matchboxes!!!

[@victorc8804]

Maybe a 10 to 15% discount but not for Free!!

[@lucho3410]

This is not the new American dream, it's the new American reality!

[@truelies3690]

More like the American nightmare. It's called the American dream, because you have to be asleep to believe it! USA TITANIC sinking slowly but surely now and will sink faster soon this fall and beyond.

[@lourdespaz7890]

Is a nightmare, it looks like the 3 little pigs house.😢

[@troybenson696]

What do you think is the American dream?

[@hesimplywillnotdie]

Because Americans are accepting this BS.

[@josefj1776]

It’s newest craze for retirement, living a minimalist lifestyle

[@Bert439]

The upsetting thing is developers hate building these things they would rather build high cost apartments so people don't own anything

[@__WJK__]

@Bert439 - Yet, the reality is, a developer has gone & built a tiny home subdivion & from the sound of things, there's enough demand to justify it :^)

[@LanaG47]

Not so people don’t own anything. It has to do with sustainability, the total linear footage of exterior wall, the amount of plumbing/hvac/electrical, code for apartments verses RV or single family, zoning, and shared amenity space. There are pros and cons to both.

[@emanuellara1904]

A good for home young couples having small compact cars. This makes more financial sense to me 😊 than buying big one when your starting out.

[@keithLewis-u4o]

People cannot afford a standard three bedroom house because of inflation/interest rates so the bankers have now found a way to charge $167,000 for a structure that costs $25,000 to make. Nice job Black Rock.

[@janeicegilmore98]

Rip off

[@Whataworld134]

Greed is rampant.

[@gagirl39]

They keep inventing new ways to steal from us.

[@coryturner9140]

The problem is it doesn’t cost $25,000 to build… 10 years ago you could frame it out and pour the concrete for $25k but cost of materials and labor is so high right now that’s only overpriced by about $50k lol

[@vcash1112]

What a bunch of scumbags these investors!

[@yellowbird5411]

Can you imagine coming home drunk and trying to determine which house was yours?

[@jonathanandrew2909]

Just put a 1990’s era satellite dish on yours.

[@billybarrett6839]

😂

[@tortiecat6459]

Good one!! 😃

[@troybenson696]

Haha. Doesn't sound like a tiny house problem. Sounds like a drunk individual problem to me.

[@BurbankKate]

🤣🤣🤣

[@rallinurse]

For a single person, such as widowed, divorced or a young professional, this is actually a very good option. Small and easy to maintain. However, over $100,000... I smell greed.

[@All.Natural.]

🎯

[@mrtodd3620]

I am sure it is racist too. You forgot that.

[@tp6678]

And driven by global warming

[@endlessnameless8181]

These would be cool at 40k maybe.

[@garywanner7860]

Welcome to America, where greed reigns supreme.

[@aayobruv]

This is sad because the whole concept of tiny homes is to reduce costs due to expensive living and how expensive homes and rent are these days, whereas there are companies creating neighborhoods and charging the same price as condos are just going to profit and make life harder for struggling individuals. Houses are crammed together, the loft only being accessible by ladder is a poor design.

[@bunk95]

Why keep em and you as slaves (because youre forced to).

[@WildWest144]

This is nothing more than a flagrant display of pure corporate greed. At a starting price of $133,000.00 for only 350 square feet that's $380.00 a square foot not including the interest on the loan. Why would anyone agree to that? And the resale on these cheap bastards won't be anywhere near that. This is a horrible indication of where America is truly headed.

[@Fedgery007]

It’s not greed if the dumb masses are buying them.

[@lunarblackstar1]

It really is sickening and pathetic.. I agree it's all a mess

[@CoCo-yv3hl]

A person with money that will rent them out

[@stevenflores972]

This is how and where Trump would have us

[@davidsnider7606]

Well stated.

[@jeffs4483]

If this isn't proof of America's decline, I don't know what is.

[@Navymailman]

Shrinkflation for the future homebuyer! Wonder if you have to pay an HOA fee?

[@metalmike570]

69 likes, well that's happy!!

[@metalmike570]

It is still better than renting!!!

[@jasonweishaupt1828]

Homestead homes!

[@jonathanandrew2909]

@@NavymailmanHOA or high property taxes no doubt.

[@jeffs4483]

Would be way cheaper to purchase a small parcel of land and place a Home Depot shed on it, or build your own.

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

Yes , puta small industrial building or pre fab on land

[@tiffsaver]

100% CORRECT. Why would anyone want to buy one of these toilets??

[@Dan-440]

Bingo. Or build the Deek Dedricson A frame .

[@ricktompson9453]

Thank God illeagles don't have to live there.

[@donna-n5h]

I agree . A smaller home would be ok on a good size piece of land .

[@hdtravel1]

This is great !! This country needs more affordable housing like this !!

[@trousersnake1486]

I never wanted a big house but these are the size of human kennels.

[@monicasehuprt3298]

Good analogy

[@jet4415]

😂 Funny!

[@LoneWolf-sy5ht]

That's because that's what they are

[@ricktompson9453]

Upgraded trailer parks?

[@robertwalker5521]

@@ricktompson9453 Double sided will have more space, for sure

[@sillylilysallykaye4917]

They used to be called shotgun or row houses. Very popular during depression

[@frankcorrea8691]

Old 1st ward Houston by the university has hundreds of dilapidated shotgun houses, 😮

[@theafronaut4131]

Those aren't like row homes.

[@jayc4715]

That's true . very similar

[@IP0Monsturd]

Nothing new under the sun.

[@GrandmasBookBox]

They are going to be perfect for the new 15 minute cities.

[@masstruth]

All the neighborhood needs is a company store, and a place for the residents to work where they are paid with tokens to spend at the company store.

[@dr9299]

company tokens are now called "Dollars"

[@frankcorrea8691]

Like the song goes, I sold my soul to the company store!😅

[@OVERHERE-OVERHERE]

I hope they have a bar…

[@briantisdale3082]

And there it is...

[@willevans1471]

Absolutely spot on.

[@leslie6189]

There's insufficient parking 1)only 1 vehicle per driveway 2) NO street parking, because if you park along the curb, you either partially block your own driveway or your neighbours. 3) as the houses and driveways are so close together, the curb parking has disappeared

[@kld70]

Wow. You are so right. I didn’t notice that. I guess they aren’t expecting 2-vehicle couples or singles with friends. Lol

[@leslie6189]

@@kld70 yes, and heaven forbid someone should ever have a party...or invite their family for xmas dinner ...there is literally nowhere for guests

[@Big_Boi23]

Isn't it fascinating that the things people need - housing, transportation, healthcare, food, education - are absurdly expensive? It's almost like there are conscious decisions being made to make it this way...

[@carmenreyes387]

It is

[@ericg9092]

Precisely @@carmenreyes387

[@TexasTexAnn]

By design agenda 21 agenda 2030

[@mythoughts7859]

Almost like?

[@chrisruiz1215]

Government control of the masses

[@disruptapps]

We did this to ourselves and we let it happen to ourselves, whether you like it or not. It all started with The Federal Reserve as most of you know. America (and the world) shifted from a cash-based utilitarian economy to a debt based consumerist economy - and we went along with it. And then the gradual decline and going off the gold standard - and we went along with it. Then came globalization and NAFTA and outsourcing - and we went along with it. Then technology started automating jobs away (part of capitalism's drive to maximize profits); then the internet came along and Big Tech comes along and 'appifies' and 'gigifies' everything, again, to maximize profits and gut the working class - and we are going along with it because of CONVENIENCE . Now artificial intelligence is starting to remove jobs from all types and levels - from blue collar to white collar and unskilled - and yet again, we are going along with it. 'Technological unemployment' is here and things will continue to decline. Neither the government nor big business have any plans to deal with the technologically displaced workers - and they simply cannot 'go get another job' or 'learn a trade' because there will be loss jobs available and many people are not suited for trades, mentally or physically. We've let the 1% rule over the 99% - and we've forgotten that 99% > 1%

[@sandyrose2398]

you mean "control"

[@basmael-gaouni9257]

Feudalism .

[@hughjass7101]

>we you sure did boomer, nobody born after the mid 80s had a choice, YOU DID

[@larrytennant7476]

We will never learn till it comes to OUR DOOR.

[@bonitajanssen745]

Greed~ AMERICA IS MYSTERY BABYLON

[@williammeredith3618]

Japan went small because of space. America goes small because of Cost

[@DJH4209]

Thank you making this video. Everyone needs to see this atrocity.

[@barefootpony]

Rhonda was very nice, thank you for being gracious to her Jeramiah ❤

[@donna-n5h]

Yes . Rhonda was super nice and professional and Jeremiah treated her kindly and respectfully

[@chofa6769]

Why wouldn’t he???Jeremiah has always been respectful!!!

[@ME-js5hd]

Rhonda was very nice and she had on some nice heels too! 😊

[@mcarlkv53]

“If the American people allow private banks to control the issue of money, first by inflation, and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that grow up around them will deprive the people of their property until their children will wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.” - Thomas Jefferson.

[@metalmike570]

Every day thousands of immigrants (illegal ones) are getting into our country. Nice job lefty government & Prez Biden. Don't worry eventually the Republicans will get power back and fix this. Meantime, Where the fuck are all these people going to live? Thomas Jefferson would be surprised as hell if he saw the shit that's going down today!

[@GoJojo-lv6zi]

Sounds more like a prophecy. That is exactly what is happening. People are even losing their homes because home insurance went up too much for them to afford. There are too many variables and too many greedy people with power. And too few policies to protect citizens. America is becoming uninhabitable.

[@craftingretired]

Crypto is for the people we need to adapt to it

[@robertnussberger6449]

Inflation was caused by Joe biden printing trillions of dollars

[@andos2923]

We are 200+ years later and that man was SPOT ON!

[@keremcagintv]

Anyone who pays 150k for this is out of their minds

[@davysmith8569]

I assure you they will be 200k soon

[@dosh5864]

there are millions of renters who have already paid that much to their landlords over the years, and paid off the landlords mortgage. At least this price point gives some people the chance to own a starter home. They can always move up from that house. @@davysmith8569

[@corinth1121]

Just buy two and attach them, you would have a decent sized place for maybe 320k😮

[@mikejohn0088]

Be assured they have restrictions about that possibility. They plan very well for the serfs. @@corinth1121

[@angelicagarcia664]

😮😮😮

[@cleanchannel3029]

I love tiny houses period this is exiting to me. The only thing is the prices. They're ridiculous. I might as well build my own. $130K-160K is crazy. It should be 40K, 50k, or 60K.

[@lachlansmith2212]

I give it $15K tops. What a joke for 60 square metres.

[@cleanchannel3029]

@@lachlansmith2212 exactly 💯. But these companies and people always got to find a way to over price things to new heights

[@DeliverMeFromEvil-]

It's the size of an rv...

[@ceruleansky6670]

This is why I’m homeless with a full time job. I want to buy a home but there is no way I can save for a down payment with the sky high rent. I will be a homeowner one day, of a proper home for a family. Edit: The day I do buy a home I plan on proposing to my girlfriend so wish me luck on saving as much as I can!

[@angelastewart9497]

Save up for land . House come later

[@radanovics]

You actually can buy a house with zero down

[@PerfectlyFunctioningAI]

@@radanovics yea no you cant.

[@JenX422]

Only if your are a migrant- then you get it for free and get a monthly check for $220 much larger than average SS payout of someone who worked 40 years. This govt hates us

[@little.pixiedoll]

Good luck!! You'll get there :))

[@MSRez95]

I think this tiny home community is a great idea but def not the price. The price is ridiculous! I’d buy this for $50,000

[@chipcook6646]

Double wide mobile homes are $85k without the lot.

[@luzleal646]

The bird houses are ok, lots of homeless would be more than happy to leave there but the price is ridiculous.

[@Nwladylaura369]

$30k max

[@pjt3887]

Have you been to buy any sort of building supplies lately? By the time you pay for labor and get all the building permits. Then hire the plumber, electrician, framer, good luck you can't even build a carport for that kind of money these days.

[@dgstudi0s159]

@@Nwladylaura369dont be ridiculous ...30k? u must be a child

[@jeffs4483]

They aren't just small, they're cheaply made too.

[@NomadicConqueror]

My 500k house is cheaply made 😂

[@Dan-440]

They look well built to me. Sadly, they are not on any land to speak of and they are too expensive

[@brucewayne7970]

​@Dan-440 not really they are made out of wood and are to close to one another looks like a fire hazard already one burns they all might catch on fire 🔥 and not good old wood from 1800's

[@ricktompson9453]

Thank God. Illeagles don't have to live there.

[@TiredOfImbecileLibtards]

Those tiny chit homes should only be worth 40 grand each, not over 130 grand each, that's insane.

[@DefinitelyNotRin]

For someone such as myself, a smaller , single bedroom home is perfect. They don't make enough smaller homes like this. But, the price is outrageous. These are so overvalued.

[@jlandry117]

I have an 800 sqft ranch style home with a full basement and I couldn't go any smaller than this, but I also wouldn't want something much bigger either. This is easy for me to maintain and I can do most of the repairs myself and if I have to hire a contractor it doesn't cost a fortune. I do have a 2 car garage and a decent size yard too. I also only paid 65k and my mortgage, taxes, and insurance total under $600/month.

[@brianmatthews4149]

Perfect

[@jmcnally647]

There is a popular 3D home printing company called ICON. I reached out to one of their leads and asked f they would work with the FHA and HUD to make homes anywhere from 900 to 1,800 sqft with prices from around $80-160k depending on the size. He liked the idea.

[@verminator1980]

Like goals for sure especially the 2 car garage.

[@patrickprendergast9589]

tell me more

[@sharoncrawford7192]

​@@jmcnally647I'd rather have the 3D concrete home then these.

[@thh_h]

Double wides, mobile homes, RVs and off grid living are all better options than a tiny home.

[@Dobiegal]

I agree.

[@rockstarofredondo]

Tiny homes are often off-grid. Those things aren’t mutually exclusive.🤦🏼‍♀️

[@dad-vi4br]

Correct I got a single wide 1271 sq feet on 1 acre for the same price for sale Any takers

[@loism1965]

Absolutely right!!!

[@msovaz77]

As long as u own the land the mobile home is on.

[@DrLusEnglish]

I am sick of this kind of house that American people now have to accept as the new reality. It is like a living coffin.

[@misstanya7487]

Well this current administration does want to make the US just like China and they have tiny apartments, coffin homes and sleeping pods.

[@josefj1776]

Some people feal that way with a house that’s smaller than 4000 ft.²

[@DrLusEnglish]

@@josefj1776 how about 1,000 to 1,500 square feet? We have such a vast land for god’s sake. And a house is just some wood and concrete and glasses, nothing high tech. It is simply wrong for American people to compromise with such a small coffin. We work so damn hard and we deserve a house with dignity.

[@josefj1776]

@@DrLusEnglish ok we make it illegal for people to build themselves a home smaller than 2,500 Sqft for the American dream.

[@sharoncrawford7192]

The second one wasn't bad. If you could build something like that yourself, you could build one for 50,000. We know a man that builds small homes 1 bedroom and 1 bath. They look like little cabins. They have a nice little front porch on them. They are nicer then these. He built one for 25,000. He uses the Amish to build them. He rents them out for like 900 a month. Might be alittle more. Mostly young couples with no children rent them. No welfare cases. They keep the area and homes up nicely.

[@maverickflint1991]

That area stinks at night during the summer because of the wastewater treatment plant

[@javajunkie517]

There's no windows on the sides of the homes either. Man. Yep, you will own nothing and be happy. There is nothing wrong with tiny home living, but these feel insulting for the price.

[@aquarius9491]

A skylight would be a better option then a window a window would just show the side of your neighbors house.

[@javajunkie517]

@@aquarius9491 yes, or maybe the windows higher up like cut outs- just something so there is sunlight.

[@ultraboombean]

I am guessing these are expensive cuz of the area or cuz it is a trend

[@emzywillrich7243]

Anyone that pays over $100K for those "large dog houses" should have their brains examined. There are plenty of beautiful older suburban homes where you can get a bigger bang for your bucks.

[@patricialavallee8286]

Yep a Fido home🐕

[@lindajohnson.]

Your comment is so true!😢😢😢

[@billybarrett6839]

Yes and they are so close to each other you couldn't fart without the people next door on both sides smelling it!

[@davysmith8569]

It’s San Antonio so area plays a big role. But yeah over 100k is pretty rough

[@josefj1776]

When he retired people don’t want a yard take care of they want to downsize they don’t need a 5000 square-foot house with nine bedrooms

[@frankdepalma4409]

The E.M.F. coming off those power lines are deadly over time.

[@Dan-440]

Sadly, yes.

[@jonathanandrew2909]

Would make it tough to sleep for me.

[@SoFloPepe]

Yep , n plenty of land there ..... why built literally right underneath them ?

[@nowayagain8141]

@@SoFloPepe Because Governments and CORPORATIONS love you

[@lt2547]

@@SoFloPepecheapest section of land. The rest for oligarchs!

[@coryruppert2359]

These homes are great. What sucks is the standard track home lot keeps getting smaller. Just because you got a tiny home... Doesn't mean you need a tiny lot. They are stacked like typical track home, but slicing the pie thinner.

[@deanncoates8456]

The sad part is many, many, many people can't even afford the $1,200.00 a month for this. I am one of them and I work for a major company. So sad.

[@junechang6915]

Wow $160,000 for such a small place. 14 years ago, I paid $55,000 for a 1500 sq ft home.

[@doglegjake6788]

It makes me sick to see people get screwed like that

[@SundaysHealing]

And the house are 133k, not worth it.

[@Chicago48]

@@SundaysHealing WHAT???? And how much will the HOA be? You have to climb a ladder to get to the bed?

[@metalmike570]

It declined right into the shitter! 😮💩💩💩💩💩

[@vinz224]

This is only the beginning.

[@metalmike570]

@@vinz224 Well the bottom of the market has to be somewhere, right?

[@Whole_Leash_It]

Texas: Where your truck is bigger than your home.

[@valerierogers9609]

They don't look like homes - looks institutional. You can reach out the window and touch the next sleeping pod. Horrible. Worth about 20k on that small lot.

[@cecilitaH]

True

[@Littlepaw7]

Yep way to expensive for what you get.

[@Littlepaw7]

I thought 600 square foot one was cute but to pricey for the size. It is definitely cheaper then rent.

[@ESUNintel]

I’m glad someone will have a roof over their head; but it’s sad to see the high cost per square foot, lack of open space, and how they have to live by the sewage lake. Also terrible to hear how they’re allowing investors to purchase these vs encouraging/helping more first time home buyers and/or people that really need a home.

[@mariad3431]

Such a tragedy where we have come to....not just these rat traps... but just everything 😥

[@rickreese5794]

Flush Bidet😂😂

[@mateocafe45]

There is always Hope. But I agree. Everything is upside down now.

[@valerierogers9609]

Glad I'm the age I am. I don't know how much more of this I can live thru.

[@Dobiegal]

@@rickreese5794 I like that new variant on FJB.

[@mariad3431]

@@valerierogers9609 Iam right there with you.. I feel so worried for my kids and grandkids..it's just all too much

[@jaredtroth8078]

How odd. At that point wouldn't it make more sense to make condos? I get having a house is "the American dream" but these things are just strange. It would have to be more cost-effective to build multi-unit housing.

[@klstrat996]

First, you are not likely to find a condo for $126k anywhere worth living. And second, with a condo you have common walls, no yard. Is this ideal? No, but for a young single person who wants to get out of an apartment, they can buy this very cheaply, live there for a couple of years, hopefully gain some equity and then move up. Given where the real estate market is today, I think its a great idea. If I were younger I would think about buying 3 or 4 of them and renting them out.

[@jaredtroth8078]

@@klstrat996 yeah you and I both want that but you just admitted they'd make more money for less with condos.

[@NatashaEstrada]

People don't want to share walls with people. Plus with a little yard it looks nice enough.

[@NatashaEstrada]

@@klstrat996 Hopefully the whole community doesn't end up as being rentals since I think it would defeat the whole purpose of having affordable houses people can actually buy.

[@teresawilson3893]

Owning a house isn’t just an American dream Jesus where do you people get that from?

[@whatastud1000]

These small "cookie cutter" houses are depressing.

[@leovargas7045]

😂😂😂

[@Lauramia24]

Those models are the worst.

[@Curious_George1971]

"You'll own nothing and be happy" - WEF

[@XennialGuy]

You will own a shoe box and be happy.

[@financeeconomics1057]

I like the idea of tiny homes, but not on a lot size that small. You're better off buying a large parcel of land and putting a tiny home on it.

[@M.Campbell]

Finding a parcel, within commuting distance to your job, that you can afford, is the tricky part.

[@MeMe-ht2hd]

As a person who makes $40,000 a year. Incomes aren't going up, so some of us can only afford this if you want to get out of the $1,600 rent

[@newmamaful]

Thank you for showing us this! That first house was deeply depressing. It is completely non-functional for a variety of buyers, with that LADDER (pregnant women, people who have to carry babies/small children, the elderly, anyone infirm or disabled, etc.). That first one seemed built exclusively for young, single, child-free, able-bodied people).

[@troybenson696]

Not functional for some but functional for others. Giving people more options is good.

[@carlh-thehermitwithwi-fi679]

like a prison cell, but with a coffee maker.

[@cindylong624]

Tiny homes can have a stairs to the 2nd floor.

[@cherylschneider6903]

Not very well planned out. I would not buy one.

[@GrandmasBookBox]

@@cherylschneider6903 It is a good visual of Lennar's slap-dashery.

[@congamevlogs2046]

It is not the new American Dream, it is the only thing they could afford…

[@janettucker3196]

I love how they call a development a "community." They look more like barracks.

[@markmiko5312]

more like family holding cells

[@__WJK__]

$160k and the greedy developer couldn't be bothered to include a cinderblock basement, garage, or even a carport...smh.

[@sallyyim4427]

The quality of the material looks so cheap. Texas have hurricanes and tornadoes; a little huff & puff and it’ll all fall down. Seriously, it’s sad when families have to squeeze into these tight spaces just to have a place to call their own.

[@metalmike570]

The concrete slab - properly bolted to it and it should be fine.

[@I_Died_2_Weeks_Ago]

​@@metalmike570Properly bolt wood to it!? You need a storm shelter bolted to it, not match sticks.

[@M.Campbell]

No worse than many full size home developments. I'm sure they are to code. Quality costs more and the builder isn't going to skimp on his profit margin.

[@angeleshernandez4627]

I saw these "houses" when returning back from Austin, Tx and thought they were built by the Government to be given to homeless. II really can't believe they are being built America!!!!

[@elizabethharrison1668]

So glad I bought my home 25 years ago! I love my home, I can't even imagine paying those prices!

[@mikejohn0088]

25 years ago you paid those prices, it's called erosion of purchasing power of the dollar aka inflation. 30 years ago I paid $275K and my home which is now worth $1.2M --- it's a wash however with the devalued fiat.

[@rockstarofredondo]

@@mikejohn0088 exactly this.

[@Pilarskiapril67]

Good for you

[@catherinemartinez2877]

Makes perfect sense to me, an option for home ownership instead of paying apartment rent where you share walls with others.

[@hartsickdisciple]

"Better than renting an apartment." No. Not better than my apartment. Not better than a lot of apartments.

[@brians2328]

When your retired and on social security and the rent is 3x what it is now it won't be!

[@hartsickdisciple]

@@brians2328 That tiny home will have fallen apart by then.

[@ralphcrowder5519]

Builders and banks maximizing profits. Build a shack for $20,000 and sell it for $150,000 plus.

[@thinkforyourselfjohn3167]

Lol Jeremiah... we're excited the tour shouldn't take more than 32 seconds 😂 hilarious. The prices are insane thank you for bringing us along.

[@metalmike570]

People pay 70 grand for Ford F-150's and 100 grand for Jeep Grand Waggoneers now wthat is really crazy.

[@rockstarofredondo]

This is for people who aren’t capable of building on their own and can’t handle living far away from others, so no, prices are not too bad actually.

[@metalmike570]

@@rockstarofredondo Yes, rockstar there is definitely a market for these and at these prices.

[@msgmak1379]

You forgot the most important thing....These are built by guys who were landscapers the week before.

[@BullseyeBob1]

I am sitting here stunned. Stunned at how far America is falling. 😢

[@effthegop]

You've never seen a trailer park? They have been around forever.

[@MountainMan.]

I can't believe this is Texas. What a decline.

[@myleshagar9722]

More like downtown Hong Kong.

[@Johnny-um6sd]

Come on Jesus Christ) take us out of this nightmare) rapture, rapture, RAPTUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUURE

[@hesimplywillnotdie]

"houses" this small should be used for the homeless and people going through difficult times. This is the housing marking peeing on the American people and telling them it's raining.

[@mannyp4749]

So sad what the home situation is, people are desperate and are willing to get anything at this point. It’s happening everywhere

[@thomasgentry6201]

Yup had to move to Mexico 60yrs Old!

[@secretcastle4life]

Gotta take your big guns to scare that realtor lady. Lol

[@bldontmatter5319]

@@thomasgentry6201 I'm moving to Russia. Massive 20 acres of land for 10k use, new house built quality for 50k. Never looking back to America LOL. No homeless everywhere either...

[@thomasgentry6201]

@@bldontmatter5319 Guessing Cheap Vodka!

[@basspig]

Just think, when one of those catches on fire the whole neighborhood will go up within minutes.

[@msmissy143]

Hey JB, this will very soon be "CONCENTRATION CAMPS" 15 min Cities, people will be confined. Oh my goodness!

[@amryan7571]

That is gross. I would hope this would be a community for folks that need housing due to disasters or homelessness.

[@rockstarofredondo]

So you only want “gross” housing for people who have suffered disasters or homelessness?😂😂🤣

[@annjames1837]

It's for Bidens illegal invaders

[@theeerc123]

@@rockstarofredondoMore gross is the fact that you are justifying the absurdity of these tiny fart sheds slapped as “homes” lol

[@Bflo23]

350 square foot? Come on man! I like the idea of minimalism but this is ridiculous.

[@jnie370]

JB. Thanks for showing us what is coming to America. Love you channel. God Bless

[@TOCC50]

I wouldn’t want so many neighbors just feet away

[@norman6694]

This nothing new, we use to call them shotgun houses

[@MatthewBachar-rc3iv]

I would say to each your own, live within your means. Stop printing money and people would have more choices.

[@michaeldalton8374]

$160K for two hallways. That’s a great deal. For the seller. 😆 There are ways to make a livable small home. This isn’t one of them.

[@Nulgy_bugly]

I agree! The design plan is ridiculous! Why need two baths for a small place like this! And why need two long hallways!!!

[@MrsBee-uo2lc]

Great concept, but the price is way to high. Also they did a terrible job with the layout. So much wasted space that could have been used way better.

[@cyanogen7582]

I think tiny homes are getting more popular with younger generations so we are seeing more of them pop up. Some folks just want to buy a small place and spend most of their time traveling or doing things away from home. Also to mention more and more people don’t want kids nowadays, so it allows for that sort of lifestyle.

[@jellyfishpeach769]

Yes but the main reason they were attractive was because it was really affordable. So kind of missed the whole point of getting a tiny home.

[@sharonhall2277]

I thought tiny homes were originally started for living off-grid

[@thanosianthemadtitanic]

​@jellyfishpeach769 these are not affordable $380 per sqft

[@jellyfishpeach769]

@@thanosianthemadtitanic yes they are not affordable.

[@502Chevy]

@@jellyfishpeach769 Look at the bright side: putting a new roof on won’t be much $$$

[@seekingserenity1902]

Should only be 50k max. It is an alternative. Will suit the needs of many for all sorts of reasons.

[@josefj1776]

That is what you pay for the tiny homes on wheels

[@truelyblessed223]

Those tiny new houses aren't bad when you consider that unless you buy the land under a mobile home you end up renting the land. That's why many foreclosures on trailer homes exist. The rent goes sky high forcing the owner to lose their home...Great info! 👍

[@lindajohnson.]

You must own the land. We see what they are doing to mobile home parks.😢

[@steverodgers3866]

As long as we pay property taxes, we don't own our houses after you fully pay your mortgage. What a fxxking joke.

[@DesertDweller74]

When you put your home on someone else's land, that is a huge risk.

[@dennisfoster5910]

The Tiny home owner defends his tiny house with a tiny gun.

[@dennisfoster5910]

And has a tiny guard dog maybe a vicious Chihuahua.

[@lisaahmari7199]

The entire point of tiny houses was that they could be affordable.

[@petebelessis2544]

Shocking! $160,000 for 350 ft.² of house. That’s $457 per square foot. That’s unbelievably high. And the payment is about $1200 a month for the next 30 years. And imagine if you have more than one car, where the hell do you Park it? It’s sad that this will become the new reality for many Americans. We the people, have to rise up and stop this insanity.

[@sharoncrawford7192]

Yeah, Lennar is making a killing on these homes. Taking advantage of people who can't afford 200,000 or more for a house now.

[@susanasalinas8797]

Texas is declining with people moving here,it's becoming another New York

[@Bloom2Grow]

Not enough people are willing to stand up. We have too many docile American citizens. WE the people have allowed this to happen.

[@reginafisher9919]

The price is insane sickening

[@PlanetThrillz]

160,000 American dollars ? 😢 lemme know when y’all start charging to breathe

[@davidbaumgardner8374]

Hot water heater upstairs that will be great when it leaks

[@kanejakejimmy]

As a current renter at the mercy of my landlord? I wouldn't say never.

[@jonathanandrew2909]

Lots of illegals will love to move into these.

[@cecilitaH]

I guess if your rent is over a 1000,then yes,you would be better off here

[@SaoirsenahÉireann1]

Absolutely...

[@shinola228]

These are an investment, so yes, definitely better than renting.

[@Fedgery007]

You determine your destiny not your landlord.

[@Magnoliaflwr9006]

Did I miss the back door to these houses? The layout is horrible...the long narrow hallway to the back bedroom. I'm guessing no bathtub option?

[@st101005]

Having to climb ladders doesn't make them friendly to elderly or disabled people.

[@barefootpony]

Very good point, not accessible to elderly or disabled, or even those with bad knees like me ❤

[@shinebrighter3802]

Perfect for illegals

[@avenger1212]

It does however start to acclimate them to a coffin.

[@Led_Dis_Spencer]

The elevator add-on option coming soon

[@ricktompson9453]

You will own nothing. And be happy.

[@mudkings]

160k for a sardine can with a neibor Nancy and on the other side Karen.

[@sunnygirl9691]

This doesn’t lead to more home ownership - it’s the same damn set up with investors buying most of them and renting them out. So they remain poorly maintained with revolving door tenants, potential trouble with the law and no nice little neighborhood.

[@andos2923]

Give that 5-10 years and see what happens. I agree. The corporate investers will poach those homes with their unlimited money and they will rent those homes for a high rent payment.

[@jayskin2615]

Next summer tents with stainless steel poles will be selling on a 10x10 foot plat of land for $99k 😂 Thanks Joe for the diminished American dream lol

[@Greatboldness]

They kind of ruined the tiny home thing with this. Tiny home life is fun because of the land you have surrounding your tiny. You’re too close to other people. You have no space to spread out and barely a back yard or a front yard. Negative. Can we get a sliding glass door😩😩 however the 2 story model is livable.

[@michaeldalton8374]

It’s mostly hallway. Hardly livable

[@misspiscesdreamz]

They def ruined it

[@DesertDweller74]

I always knew that the tiny home "trend" would come to a mess like this! Agenda 21.

[@6speed818]

You can't invite no one to your house lol

[@Greatboldness]

@@michaeldalton8374 that’s true. But tinys are known for innovation. It’s workable if one gets creative.

[@jmcnally647]

There is a popular 3D home printing company called ICON. I reached out to one of their leads and asked f they would work with the FHA and HUD to make homes anywhere from 900 to 1,800 sqft with prices from around $80-160k depending on the size. He liked the idea. 3D printed concrete structures that won't blow away or burn. Communities need to advocate for modern starter homes with affordable prices. Get the Federal/State/local governments to have bonded oversights on construction and final price to the buyer. Design working class neighborhoods more akin to the 1960/s and 1970/s suburban track homes and where able reuse older, dilapidated neighborhoods where buildings once stood to leverage whatever existing infrastructure is left (roads, concrete foundations/homestead clearings, etc).

[@yeabuddy6070]

Its actually a great idea. The only problem is the starting price.

[@LawrenceTimme]

Agree. They need a 50% off sale

[@gaildeleon6702]

What a rip off! They should sale them by the square foot...average home is $132 a sq ft! These are twice that!!!

[@stephenjohnson5562]

Selling for 160,000-170,000 and within 5 years they will be 300,00-500,000. Jeremiah, Matt and Aaron what the Hell is going on!

[@dlbarney2]

Yeah, 4 years ago tiny homes were 40 to 65,000

[@Ariapeithes_]

The greed of the Real Estate industry and the federal government that's what...

[@josefj1776]

Capitalism

[@stephenjohnson5562]

@@josefj1776 Greedism

[@sherryl1097]

Wow, seeing those tiny homes was really interesting! Thanks for the tour. It's sad it's come to this, but I'm sure there are lots of people who would be glad to have their own very tiny place instead of paying exorbitant rent.

[@cecilitaH]

Sad but true

[@javajunkie517]

Yep! Myself included

[@josefj1776]

For many older people, it is what they have to do is downsize their house, sell it so that they can afford to retire on their lack of savings

[@lisac8509]

​@josefj3999 you mean disappearing savings.

[@josefj1776]

@@lisac8509 no, it is complete lack of retirement savings

[@007thematrix007]

this is a throwback to the 1950s right after ww2, houses being built w/ almost the same size and they trying to make it affordable to first time home buyers .....

[@markjackson994]

Levitown

[@billstrebin4601]

At least the Levittown homes were big enough to comfortably accommodate a family of 3 or 4, and they were very affordable on the average wage/salary of the day. Of course there were good paying manufacturing jobs back then - we actually made most the stuff we used.

[@tymesho]

Not even an option for older folks who can't do stairs anymore.

[@robertcovino4889]

That’s just sad. Just seven short years ago I bought my 2100 sq ft home with a big two car garage and nice yard size for 167.000. It’s just awful how little one gets nowadays for their hard earned money.

[@bj1452]

I’m just speechless. This is the American dream now. 😞

[@Jack-pd4ps]

I feel the same. Dam

[@jsmooth6049]

The American nightmare 😟

[@troybenson696]

What do you consider to be the American dream?

[@josefj1776]

Owning your own home has always been part of the American dream. Why are you against it?.

[@metalmike570]

@@josefj1776 Some people never even heard of it - the guy didn't know what the American Dream is.

[@YoPhocFays]

The funny part is the next generation is convinced that tiny house living is cool

[@DesertDweller74]

...and that's how they "advertised" it on those tv shows.

[@YoPhocFays]

@@DesertDweller74 yup, sad and gullible

[@sharoncrawford7192]

Because they are minimalists. But they don't want to own anything.

[@rockstarofredondo]

@@sharoncrawford7192 They are minimalists because they don’t want to be strapped with debt and rooms full of worthless junk like boomers.

[@josephdover198]

@@notpartoftheplan Only it's about 20 steps backwards. For that money you can get a brand new loaded long wheel base Mercedes Sprinter van that's 4wd and already built out beyond belief. Then it would be your choice to sleep 30 feet from powerlines or not. I think most people would use the 4wd and offroad tires to go somewhere that's not a heat stroke inducing hellhole like Texas is as well.

[@KaMil-gw2qr]

I dont understand zoning regulations. Usually they make no sense. The houses footprint is small, so why not go up another story? How much more will the framing cost?

[@jeffs4483]

Would be better to live out of an RV than that.

[@jonathanandrew2909]

I’m sure those walls and floors are paper thin, too.

[@shamrock241r8]

@@jonathanandrew2909 but with the RV you can change your scenery.

[@denisestarr2314]

My single story cabin is 480 sqf. I thought it was small . But my acreage makes up for it . Paid for .

[@kuntekinte6246]

Exactly!

[@LL-wu8zt]

Yes having land and privacy is the key to having a smaller home.

[@OMG_BeCkY]

"PRICE INCREASE COMING SOON!" "I'm so sure."

[@Krypt1ckai]

Better off getting a 5 bedroom double wide manufactured house for 160k

[@mikkimikki5376]

Can already hear kids crying, dogs barking, and adults arguing . 🤨