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We run a senior-living center and are building a tiny home village so dozens of our employees can afford to live where they work

Maggie and John Randolph. Courtesy of Maggie Randolph
Maggie and John Randolph are building affordable housing in their Southern New Hampshire community.
It began as a way to provide housing and childcare to employees at their long-term care facility.
Now, they are going beyond that and building affordable housing for the community.
This story is based on a conversation with architect Maggie Randolph and her husband, contractor John Randolph, who are building a tiny home village in Dover, New Hampshire. The two met in 2015 while working on a project together. The conversation has been...
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A 20-year-old student lives rent-free in a tiny home in his mom's backyard: 'Moving back home was just out of necessity'

10 days ago | By Business Insider

Majbritt Rayas, right, bought a tiny home for her son, Daniel, to live in while he goes to school and works. Courtesy of Majbritt Rayas
Student Daniel Rayas worked nonstop to afford a two-bedroom apartment with three roommates.
His mom, Majbritt, bought a $14,000 tiny home for her Austin, Texas yard to lower his costs.
Majbritt said the tiny home could also be used as an Airbnb and add to her home's resale value.
Austin resident Majbritt Rayas saw her 20-year-old son Daniel struggling to both pay rent and attend college classes. She wondered if there was a way to help him. The tiny home...
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