People hear the tiny house experts and think zoning charts, permits, and tidy diagrams. That’s part of it. But not the whole story.
Here’s the part that matters more. We work with real people. Folks who already put everything into a tiny home and then hit a wall. Notices on the door. Confusing letters. A neighbor complaint that snowballed. An inspector who didn’t explain anything and just said no.
We don’t work for cities trying to shut people down. We don’t protect bad enforcement or sloppy regulation. We support homeowners, buyers, families, and survivors of regulatory pressure. People who followed advice, spent savings, and deserve clarity instead of punishment. That line matters. We’re on the side of the people living in these homes, not the systems that make it harder than it needs to be.
