We asked twelve tiny home owners what they pay for their lot. The answers ran from $300 to $1,000 a month, and what that buys varies more than the number does.

After her husband died, Chris left a 3,000 square foot rancher for a North Carolina tiny home she had built for herself, in a community that feels like a neighborhood.

Lisa combined two builder floor plans into a 14 by 34 foot Tennessee tiny home with no loft, a full bathtub and a screened porch. See how she planned it.

Pamela closed in her porch, extended her house, and added a bedroom. See how a tiny home addition gave her room to entertain and a home that doesn't feel tiny.

Debra designed her own tiny home floor plan, then found a builder who would build it. Inside her custom tiny home, the bump-outs and the one-level layout.

After retiring, Susan downsized to a 600 sq ft tiny home in a community she loves. Her honest take on letting go and living smaller.

Dana chose a destination trailer over a tiny home, saved thousands, and retired early in Southern California. See what a destination trailer is and what it costs.

Ben and Cheryl bought a tiny home as an investment, then sold their big house to live in it. Here is what life in a tiny home community is really like, and what it costs.

Jackie and Bobby downsized from 3,000 sq ft into a 399 sq ft tiny home for aging in place. See the tradeoffs and the costs.