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When you think of off-grid living, you often picture a large homestead on a huge picturesque piece of land.
But there’s a growing movement in the off-grid community for tiny homes – small, modest homes occupied by people who believe our society needs to dramatically downside, beginning with our possessions. These homes may reside on a large piece of land, but most everything else is, well, tiny.
In today’s edition of Off The Grid Radio we talk to Ryan Mitchell, a leader in the tiny home movement who lives in a tiny home, blogs about tiny homes and even runs a tiny home conference.
The typical American home is around 2,600 square feet, while the typical tiny house is around 100-400 square feet. Mitchell says the tiny home movement is all about self-reliance. He also tells us:
Sixty-eight percent of tiny house dwellers have no mortgage, and 55 percent have more savings than the average American.
Source: http://www.offthegridnews.com/radio/off-grid-living-in-a-150-square-foot-tiny-home/