11 Ways to Decide if Tiny House Living is for You

7) Access to Utilities

Something that many people take for granted in our current society is access to utilities like electricity and water. These may be available in camping areas and mobile home parks, but perhaps not on other plots of land. Therefore, you must consider where you will go to get utility resources, and how you will integrate them. It’s possible your tiny house won’t have full plumbing, so you may need a composting toilet. You might need to be wired into the power grid, or opt for solar panel energy to power your tiny home. Additionally, many areas have rules requiring home access to utilities. Thus, even if you want to live outside the norm, some locations may not allow it. So, you need to figure out where to locate your home to get all the basic resources you’ll need.