Louis Burns has reduced the asking price for the tiny house he recently completed from $15,000 to $10,000. The house is built on a 16-foot trailer and weights less than 5000-pounds. It features a sleeping loft, small bathroom, closet, and simple kitchen.
Learn more at Austin Tiny House
Coastal Cottage
28-Foot Tiny House 30 Page Plans (.pdf) $9.95 
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Prefab Hybrid
DIY Prefab System 26 Page Plans (.pdf) $9.95
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Tiny Prefab
DIY Prefab System 90 Page eBook (.pdf) $19.95
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Pioneer's Cabin (16x20)
41 Page Plans (.pdf) $9.95
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Prospector's Cabin (12x12)
37 Page Plans (.pdf) $9.95
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Tiny Solar House (8x12)
45 Page Plans (.pdf) $9.95
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I’d buy it in a heartbeat if I lived there. Here $10k won’t even buy you the trailer. I do plan on being in Canada for the summer and will need something to live in, but moving it from Austin to Canada would be a major pain.
Not supposed to be a pain! That’s why its on wheels, a trailer with hookup, and tiny! I’m in WY, and outside of giving someone else the joy of building, I will probably acquire my first tinyhouse by buying it already built.
Ouch -30%! $5000 is a huge loss of potential income.
It seems even tiny houses can be problematic in today’s real estate market.