Tiny houses became a true pop-culture phenomenon about eight years ago when HGTV started Tiny House Hunters. People buy them for all sorts of reasons, from sustainability to saving money. Since they’ve exploded in popularity, you can even buy tiny homes on Amazon.

Or you can do what Kim’s dear friend Jackie did and buy an RV. After retirement, Jackie and her husband Hal sold everything, bought an RV and set off on the adventure of a lifetime. Tap or click here for Jackie and Hal’s story of how they did it — plus some funny stories from the road!

Of course, not everyone wants a mobile lifestyle. That’s why many people who want to shrink their lifestyle invest in tiny homes. Luckily, there are a ton of companies that create affordable tiny homes you can design to your heart’s content.

A tiny house is about 400 to 600 square feet. People who adopt the tiny house lifestyle do it for lots of reasons. You get lower utility costs and less maintenance since they’re easy to upkeep.

Novelty is another tantalizing factor. Since most people live in standard-sized houses, you can get bragging rights. If you love showing off, here are some pricey tech gadgets that will impress anyone in your life.

Then again, you can also buy a tiny house in addition to your main home. Tiny homes make great offices, fitness studios, greenhouses, storage sheds, Airbnb rentals and more. The possibilities are endless: If you can dream it, you can do it.

Many of them are “pre-fabricated” houses, which can mean two things:

When you see a home you like, just tap or click on it. You’ll get all the details you need — as well as a nice checkout page. If you buy one of these tiny homes on Amazon, make sure to upload a picture to social media and tag Kim on Facebook or Twitter. We’d love to see what you come up with!

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