Gorgeous Expanding Tiny Home Opens Doors for Solo Mom & Teen

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1. Meet Reggie who went tiny to help create a smooth transition out of divorce, allowing her to be a homeowner. Her custom farmhouse-inspired 36-ft tiny house features 2 bump-outs–one in the living room & one in the downstairs bedroom to create a 12′ wide living space. And it’s legally permitted as a Caretaker residence on her parent’s property! 👉🏡 *More tiny house tours & stories:* https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLlvBXhDyr9H3XQbgDHQG23m1P_7LN1yyS

2. Lovely home, but I’d just add some kinda roof or canopy over the door entrance

3. Reggie, your home is a beauty! Love your floor plan. You mentioned you wished you had more shelving for you. Is your home a 32 or 36? I tried to back up but my fingers were not beiing kind to me at the time.. Floating shelves would look great whever you want shelves/cabinets
   Wishing you and your daughter BLESSINGS AND HAPPINESS. GOD BLESS YOU BOTH.

4. They need to make it possible to build tiny homes anywhere

5. Beautiful home!

6. Beautiful home

7. What can I say? Perfect!!❤❤❤

8. Very beautiful home

9. ❤❤❤❤

10. This is a beautiful tiny house. It’s a great floor plan.

11. Love the doors in the bedroom. Love the 2 bump outs.. Perfect for mother and daughter!!

12. This is a trailer! Tiny home has ground and no lot rent! I’ve stopped watching thesesocalled tiny homes channel’s.

13. You have a very lovely home, hope it will serve you well for many years to come😊

14. Nice home! Love it!

15. I’d never live in a house on wheels, but I guess you are getting paid by the government for being a Family Caregiver?

16. 6/11/2025 Excellent video here at ‘Tiny House Expedition’. Very pretty, very cozy looking home. Ideally, 8 billion homes should have heated floors everywhere like this bathroom! Ideally, 8 billion homes should have all heavy appliances (refrigerator, washer drier tower, dishwasher, couches, beds, etc.) on top of about 100 suitcase wheels that pivot in a circle for easier moves. Include breaks so that the items stay in place after moved. This could prevent about 8 billion back injuries. Ideally, 8 billion clothes driers should work without producing lint pollution. And they should work without having to put a hole in your wall. Ideally, every home should be designed to have the de humidifier drain directly into your kitchen sink 24/7, with no fear of spilling onto the floor. Ideally, every home for 8 billion people should have an outdoor private 3 wall shower (garden hose from kitchen sink, for warm water) & 3 separate curtains for private showers when it is warm outside and to clean off pets, sports equipment, etc. in order to help keep floors cleaner, faster 24/7. If 8 billion people had the Swedish Separate composting toilet, then every beach would be cleaner for surfers and tourists. Tourists help every local economy. Every winter, the USA (probably every nation now) dumps about 8 billion tons of raw sewage and toxic chemicals into the oceans. This includes about an Olympic size pool of toxic water from every nuclear power plant, every day, to cool down the toxic rods. Please watch and discuss the documentaries: 1. ‘Planet of the Humans’ and every documentary about Three Mile Island; Chernobyl; Fukushima 2. ‘The Dimming’ by solar panel company engineer, D a n e W i g i n g t o n 3. ‘Alcohol Can Be a Gas’ by David B l u m e. This can be used on popular camping stoves. He sells equipment for backyard composting of salad scraps. Please don’t buy it from competitors who are trying to put him out of business. Cattails grown from grey water ponds can be free ingredients for making your own alcohol fuel. See the church couple who own and operate their own plant based alcohol fuel station on the documentary called ‘Pump’. This might help every church with fundraising or to at least break even, while providing cheaper, cleaner fuel for all their church members, as well as job training. See David B l u m e at Whiskey Hill Farm for more ideas. He graduated with a degree in biology and ecosystems, ecology from San Francisco State University about 1970. His father taught his how to grow his own daily salad while growing up in San Francisco. 4. Teens might like to attend Oregon State University ‘Go Ducks!’ in order to take p e r m a c u l t u r e classes with Andrew M i l l i s o n. See his travels all over the world on studies going back about 2,000 years. The above tiny home by Mint Tiny Homes, and the above classes could help save about 8 billion people and 8 billion pets!