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The economic benefits of a tiny house

September 10, 2013

Cramming Into A Tiny House May Not Be So Bad
Lily Hay Newman, gizmodo.com

Between crippling recessions and human environmental impact things have gotten complicated, and frankly kind of negative. That may be why the small house movement is so appealing. Downsizing everything means less stuff to buy and maintain.…

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