Tiny House Additional Dwelling Unit (ADU)

Tiny Home Additional Dwelling Unit (ADU)
Tiny homes are small, compact living spaces typically between 100 and 400 square feet. They focus on simplicity and efficiency and are often designed to be portable while maximizing functionality within a small footprint. Zoning laws in many areas support adding these types of units on the land of an existing home as an additional dwelling unit (ADU).
Key Details
Pros: Affordable Entry Costs: Leverage already owned land, lower costs for materials, construction, and maintenance. Eco-Friendly: Smaller energy consumption and reduced environmental footprint. Mobility: Many tiny homes are designed to be portable, allowing flexibility in living arrangements.		Cons: Limited Space: Minimal room for storage or amenities, requiring downsizing. Regulations: Zoning laws and building codes may restrict where tiny homes can be placed. Resale Value: Tiny homes may depreciate faster compared to traditional homes.
Best For: Minimalists, those seeking affordable and eco-friendly living options, or individuals who value portability and simplicity. Sample Initial Costs Range: Budget-Friendly: $30,000–$50,000 Mid-Range: $50,000–$85,000 High-End: $85,000 and above
Sample Monthly Breakdown
Cost Item	Budget-Friendly	Mid-Range	High-End
Mortgage Payment	$750–$1,00	$1,000–$1,400	$1,400–$2,800
Utilities	$100–$1550	$100–$200	$200–$300
Property Taxes & Insurance	$50–$500	$100–$150	$150–$200
Maintenance	$30 - $60	$60 - 100	$100 - $150
Sample Monthly Total	$1,000–$2,400	$2,475–$3,025	$1,800–$3,450