Tiny Houses Are A Great Way To Reduce Stress
Tiny houses are a new trend sweeping the country.
No one argues the impact negative stress can have on your health and lifespan. With stress being a major contributing factor to disease, and even death, more and more people are realizing that big houses and all the stress that comes along with them, such as high bills, maintenance etc., means less free time to do more exciting things in life. There is actually a term for it, it's called being "house poor." Changing the way you look at big houses and all the stress that goes along with them can result in a life with lots of extra cash, more time for what matters and less stress.
As a result there's a major trend happening with many people choosing a simpler, more free lifestyle by downsizing, or as some say "right sizing," into tiny houses. What people may not realize is that there is a more extreme version of this trend sweeping the country where people are literally building beautiful houses on trailerable frames. You can put one in a side yard and use it like a guest house or rent it out like a spare bedroom.
The main difference between "Tiny Homes" and modern trailers and RV's is that Tiny Homes are built using standard home building materials so they tend to feel much more like a real home. Best of all, they can be towed, easily relocating to beautiful new places on a whim. The better ones are self-sufficient, nearly if not completely "off-grid" using solar electricity and composting toilets.
My name is Greg Montoya and I've been following the tiny house movement for many years. One day I woke up and thought to myself... "Why not get involved?" Since then, we've built our own beautiful tiny home and began to help others do the same. This passion progressed into a company called Tiny Treasure Homes that now helps others build or buy the most comfortable and usable tiny houses on the most modern trailerable frames.
My goal is to help people learn to live debt-free with affordable tiny homes that provide more freedom, less stress and a healthier overall lifestyle. You can learn more about tiny homes here: www.tinytreasurehomes.com
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