[GraceG]

House built on trailer.....

I thought liberals hated trailer parks....

[yarddog]

99 square feet? That is 10X10. Well they did say tiny didn’t they.

[gorush]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LM8JhvfoqdA

[2ndDivisionVet]

[Thank You Rush]

Who said the Occupy Movement were a bunch of kooks? Yep - still are. Let’s see how liberal OR and WA like having these swell dwellings in their neighborhoods...No running water, plumbing, bathrooms, electricity but you can always shower down the street with others of like mind. But who ever said they took showers anyway? They WILL have solar panels tho’. Super!

THEN this will catch on with the liberals nationwide and there will be an EXECUTIVE ACTION to dispose of our own homes and have us all live in one of these! Can hardly wait! Some on the lawns of obozo’s property in Chicago maybe? Great idea. Now that will be true equality!!

[Pollster1]

It's a shame we can't bring back the old Sears kit house from the days before building codes and zoning made small, simple homes (heat, light, and plumbing to be added) but without the frills (air conditioning, dishwasher, etc.) illegal. If poor people could build their own homes, they would appreciate them more, take better care of them, and live someplace they could be proud of, and I know of several poor people who built and lived in cheap kit homes (including VERY close relatives).

http://www.searsarchives.com/homes/1933-1940.htm

[PennsylvaniaMom]

This is a great webpage for a company called a Tumbleweed Homes. Some of the larger ones (800 sq plus) are built on a foundation or slab. Excellent use of space...and most important (to me at least) is REAL steps instead a ladder to reach upper level (or loft).

http://www.tumbleweedhouses.com/

[TexasFreeper2009]

why build them houses? just go buy them small campers.

[PapaBear3625]

In the cities, they used to have low-income housing called single room occupancy hotels. You got a small room, big enough for a bed, a desk, and a closet. A shared bathroom/shower was down the hall. It was a bit like living in a college dorm.

Then there were even lower-income housing called flophouses.

Unfortunately, modern building codes make these low-income solutions illegal, to an increasing extent. Also, housing regulations make it harder to evict disruptive tenants, making the concept unworkable.

[blueunicorn6]

Then, they’ll hire a hundred Democrats to keep the place up and in 10 years they will be shocked to find that the Democrats ran off with 2/3 of the funds. It’s all part of THE BIG DEMOCRAT MONEY MACHINE!!!

[tbw2]

Here is your government approved shanty.

[kaehurowing]

You can already buy children’s playhouses built out of high impact plastic from Costco that would work for this.

[GeronL]

squeeze into your tenements comrades!

[gogeo]

Most require residents to behave appropriately, avoid drugs and alcohol and help maintain the properties...

No doubt this is rude, but would it be too much to ask them to GET A JOB?