tiny houses are illegal in many places, sometimes because they don't meet the minimum square footage requirement in the by-law, city planning or zoning regulations. Other times they're not permitted because they're on wheels, or if they're not hooked up to a septic tank, or if the property doesn't have a well. It's a good idea to find out what the rules are in your area before you buy a piece of land to park your tiny house on.
Some RV parks and campgrounds allow tiny houses to park there and the advantage of staying in a place like this is that you might have water, sewer and power hookups. Maybe even WiFi!
There are many communities, suburbs, eco-villages, towns, and cities who are re-zoning to allow tiny houses in certain areas. A website called Tiny House Community has a great list of places to check out:
http://tinyhousecommunity.com/places.htm
Parking a tiny house in someone else's backyard might be possible in one of these legal re-zoned areas, but it might also be legal if your area has a caregiver, accessory dwelling unit, or recreational vehicle allowance (and if your tiny house fits within their specific criteria).
If tiny houses aren't legal in your area, we'd suggest doing some research to see if there are other people in your community who are also looking for places to park a tiny house. You may have to be the pioneers in your area to get the ball rolling.
Talking to the people in your community, in your municipal office, and your neighbours is a great place to start. You never know who might be open and willing to help!
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