Tiny Homes and Other Alternative Properties

Overview

Living in tiny homes and other alternative properties has become a normal way of life people across the United States. Some tiny homeowners want simpler lives or a lower carbon footprint. These living spaces can be more affordable, and they can even help people transition out of homelessness. Understanding why people choose these homes, and the lifestyle that their occupants embrace, is important because it will help real estate professionals accommodate consumers who are interested in the ideals and advantages of living in nontraditional housing.

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Learning Objectives

  • List the characteristics of tiny houses
  • Summarize barriers to tiny house ownership
  • Identify the advantages and disadvantages of tiny house living
  • Summarize the characteristics of other alternative living spaces including manufactured, modular, panel, log, jewel box, converted school buses, RVs, and cob houses
  • Define niche marketing and explain how real estate professionals can target a niche market
  • Summarize techniques real estate professionals can use to help clients who want to buy and sell tiny homes and other alternative living spaces


Designed For:

Real estate professionals at all stages of their careers




Course Information

Adding additional credit may change exam requirements.