Looking for a place to park your tiny house? You’ve come to the right place! Finding land that ticks all the right boxes can seem daunting, but with a few insider tips, you’ll be ready to go in no time.
First off, narrow down where you want your little hunk of heaven.
Think about these things:
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What type of climate do I want?
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How close do I want to be to amenities, family and friends?
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Determine how much space you’ll need (after all, it’s gotta fit the tiny house!).
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What kind of roads and utilities are available?
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How much are you willing to pay?
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Keep in mind all these factors – then you’re good to go in finding land!
Start your research online – websites like Zillow or Craigslist offer a wide variety of listings.
Additionally, search for tiny house communities. Depending on where you plan to settle down, look up Land Use/Zoning regulations so you won’t end up in hot water for building or parking somewhere that’s off-limits.
Next up: Give local Realtors a shout – they have a wealth of knowledge about available properties too!
Investigate neighborhoods and take note of anything that may sway your decision (eg schools, crime rate).
And don’t forget: Networking may be worth its weight in gold! Get out there and chat with landowners or people who’ve purchased land before – they might know of properties they can direct you towards. You just never know!
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And finally… Get that checkbook ready ‘cos once it passes your inspection (remember: safety first!), it’s time to put some cash on the table – especially if it’s unbuilt land or land with special zoning restrictions!
Also remember: When it comes right down to it, negotiating is key if you want to get a good deal. Don’t forget those special taxes and permits either; they too are included in the total price tag.
Bottom line is: Before you choose where your tiny house will call home sweet home – research diligently and weigh up ALL the options until you arrive at an informed decision; after all, it’ll be worth it in the end when you find that perfect piece of land!
