Comments by "David Leigh" (@davidleigh443) on "Strangers u0026 Seniors looking for affordable housing formed a caring community" video.

I read an article recently where the states of California, Vermont, and New York are offering some sort of grant up to $120,000 to build s Tony House. But that is only half the equation Where do you put it after it is built.
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I have been watching Randy and Amanda for about a year. Randy mentioned he would be putting a privacy guard/fence between those tiny's. I thought he did a nice job. I believe the Tiny Owner's, such as the community you videoed were able to get their space for about $6,000 for infrastructure costs. The newer spaces in the Mountain or Buffalo Creek seem to be $20,000 and up. Those of us who lived in apartments or travelled and did not have a home to sell and use that sale's capital gains would have buy with their savings since most banks, regardless of one's bank deposits won't lend for Tiny House mortgage. I don't like, my preference, the wash-out potential of the Mountain/BC lots. I realize the older lots are sold out, but I would wait and save my money and hope an older lot opens up. Thanks, Carol, for a wonderful interview showing that the community is not just for seniors.
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Chris, the woman from Naples, is featured in yesterday's ITH video ( $6 a month electric bill) with Randy and Amanda. She has so much good info on that video.
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@kathystevens8163 If you type: You Tube Incredible Tiny Homes, his channel will pop up.
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Carol, did email Tim Low in Sales last night. He said ITH does not have any waiting lists. Tim also mentioned sometimes homes are sold with a space lease. The only available is a Birmingham in the Forest. Most like a $100k investment would that be an ADNNA ( apartment dwellers need not apply.)?
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Yes. I think those older lots had $6,000 key money whereas, the new ones are possibly $20,000 and up. I actually prefer the older lots that are not in the woods.
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