5 Great Places in the U.S. to Live in a Tiny House

Yes, home is where the heart is and all that good stuff. But, if you're a prospective tiny home owner, it also helps to have zoning regulations on your side and a place to hook up and plug into the grid. Take it from Chase Bowler, who lived in a tiny home for two years in both Ottawa, Ontario and Burlington, Vermont. Originally, he wanted to buy his own plot of land, but quickly realized many lots didn't have electricity hook ups--and putting one in would be a huge expense. If you've got your si...