These pictures only tell 1 tiny part of the whole picture. 

@Dewey PottsHi Dewey, I’m also looking into adu/granny flats in Austin and DFW area in general however I know Austin has already overcome all the speed bumps when it comes to tiny homes so great place to start!

I dont think paying more taxes helps.It just gets fed to large corporations and billionaires through hidden subsidies or blown on useless foreign wars and military expenditures with a tiny fraction going to things people actually need.  

We are considering adding a unit to the backside of one of our rentals, preferably an above garage apartment or some sort of tiny house style unit and I'm curious if anyone out there in the BP has done it here.

In my specific geo, I'm seeing "tiny homes" pop up more and more in the Triangle, NC area - Raleigh city council approved use of tiny homes in 2021 and permits are ticking upwards - millennials and younger generations are now ever more involved in home ownership and being creative about it.Technology: Technology is also playing an increasingly important role in the real estate industry.

I just received my Intention Journal and want to create/join a community of creative thinkers in the real estate space.I own rentals and a park and will be expanding.I look forward to meeting you! 

I've been working on putting together a project for tiny houses here in the Denver area.

As someone who works for a mortgage brokerage, I may have teeny tiny bias. 

concrete slab < tiny crawlspace < tall crawlwalkspaceunfinished basement < finished basement

They probably have about 20 branches, so it’s not tiny but still not a national chain.