Tiny home living is an increasingly popular trend among retirees and millennials alike. The reason for this is because it means far fewer utilities, if any, a much lower mortgage, if any, and a much more environmentally sustainable way of living.

However, increasing pressure is being placed upon those who are choosing to live this lifestyle because if the home is mobile, it can mean not having a permanent address, which the government hates because it is much more difficult to enforce regulations on people.

Even if the home is not mobile, many new regulations are being crafted to label these tiny houses as being “mobile” or “non-permanent,” even if they are the person's permanent address.

This raises a lot of questions on the apparent legal issues surrounding these tiny homes. To answer some of your questions on this matter, take a look at the videos on the next page.

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