Tiny House Hunters

Recently engaged college students are ready to move out of their parents' homes in Orlando, FL. They're looking for a tiny home that can travel wherever their careers take them, but their differing styles make the hunt a challenge

A new retiree trades in her Colorado townhouse for an off-the-grid tiny home on the Big Island of Hawaii.

California newlyweds head to Portland, Oregon, in search of a tiny home to put in their parents' backyard.

A California artist is looking for a 400-square-foot home on wheels she can park next to her Sonoma County horse pasture. Even though she's going small, she wants to fit normal-sized furniture and appliances into her new home.

A traveling nurse is looking for a tiny home that can move with her on her various job assignments across the country. She wants a house large enough to live comfortably with her dog, but small enough to tow with her compact car.

After completing her service with the US Air Force in Hawaii, a buyer is ready to relocate to Escondido, CA, with her wife. They plan to purchase a tiny house so they can stay debt-free, but they don't want to sacrifice amenities.

A single, twenty-something buyer is ready to purchase his first home in Columbus, OH. With most of his time taken up by work and play, he's searching for a low-maintenance micro man cave within walking distance to his job.

After some financial setbacks, a couple decides to downsize into something that they can own. They're looking for a mobile tiny home that can fit their growing family, keep them safe from unpredictable weather and move them towards a debt-free lifestyle.

A Portland, OR, buyer may be asking too much when she tries to fit all the comforts of home in her tiny budget.

A recently single buyer discovers that going tiny is tougher than she remembers from her childhood.

A single dad wants to travel the world with his daughter, but his teacher's salary in Tulsa, OK, means they'll have to downsize first. He's seeking a rustic-style home with privacy potential for a soon-to-be teenager.

After selling her tiny house in Alaska, a buyer is moving back home to Buffalo, NY Her three dogs are relocating with her, so she wants a new tiny house that's big enough for all of them to live comfortably.

Needing to simplify their lives, and with the goal of financial freedom in mind, a South Dakota couple searches for a tiny home that can handle their growing family of five in Idaho.

A travel photographer has been crashing with his parents in between gigs in Fairplay, CO. Now he's planning on building a tiny home of his own for under $25,000. He tours three model homes to see which one he can replicate.

A youth pastor and his wife have been saving for a new place in Kentucky. They want a small home comes with some acreage, but they'd prefer to not overextend themselves to finance their dream.

A Chattanooga artist downsizes from her five bedroom home to a more manageable 200-square-foot tiny house.

A Massachusetts teacher is ready to leave his rustic cabin in the woods and get back to civilization. He wants a tiny home with indoor plumbing that's close to work, where he can still raise chickens and grow a large garden.

A newly single buyer searches San Diego for a 200-square-foot rustic cabin on wheels that has solar panels and a composting toilet. However, his sister wants him to get a more modern home with enough space to entertain.

Used to living out of a suitcase, a world traveler wants to simplify her life back home in Seattle. Armed with a $45,000 budget and a skeptical best friend, the buyer looks for a tiny and mobile house that won't tie her down.

A Charleston, SC, couple agrees they need to simplify their lives. They're searching for a tiny home with enough space for themselves and their two dogs, but their design aesthetics couldn't be more different.