Yes they are rea lol ly slow they still haven't paid my electric when last month I got an email stating I was approved so today they came and cut my power off and my wife is on oxygen so I don't know what I'm going to do but sit in the dark and hope that she has enough portable tanks to last till they get them on I contacted them they said they were going to contact my utility company so I don't know what's going on I don't have any family or close friends I can stay with so hopefully they can work something out with my light company next step is take my wife to hospital

I do not like portable dishwashers and won't provide them.Providing a washer/dryer is a nice bonus because it prevents tenants from hooking them up wrong, causing damage as they move them in/out, and I can typically increase rent a little.

To have a tiny home allowed on some land you actually have to keep it "temporary" and portable, so you can put boxabl and others on trailer platforms with wheels actually.

This may involve adding ductwork, installing a separate HVAC unit, or using portable heating and cooling units.Electrical: Another important consideration is the electrical and plumbing systems.

I sell portable buildings that can be used for temporary housing, guest quarters, sleeping quarters etc and have thought about pursuing a larger property to develop a community. 

It is a self contained and portable and unit that can be moved at will anywhere in a few minutes without a tow.

I bought what is basically a portable alarm system that I put in during vacancies and when the vacancy is over I put the keypad, transmitter and single motion detector back in the box and go on my Simplisafe app and turn off the monitoring until next time. 

We did actually overheat the wires with a portable ac unit. 

This isn't a 'normal' portable shed with skids and it isn't located in the best part of my property for them to get to and work around. 

I see a few portable one's on the net.