At TinyHomies, we're on a mission to revolutionize the way people think about and experience tiny living. With our dual headquarters in South Jordan, Utah, and San Juan, Puerto Rico, we serve customers across the United States and beyond by offering an unparalleled selection of container homes that ship directly to your chosen destination.

At TinyHomies, we understand that you're excited to receive your featured container home and start your new living experience. That's why we're committed to providing you with a seamless shipping process that ensures your container home arrives safely and on time. Once your order is confirmed, your container home will leave our warehouse and begin its journey to your chosen destination. Our shipping partners are experienced and reliable, ensuring that your container home is in good hands throughout its journey.
While we make every effort to deliver your container home as quickly as possible, please note that shipping times vary depending on your location. On average, you can expect your container home to arrive within 60 days after it leaves our warehouse. However, please keep in mind that some factors such as customs clearance, weather conditions, and other unforeseen circumstances can cause delays of up to 90 days.
Rest assured that we'll keep you updated throughout the shipping process, so you'll know exactly when to expect your container home. We take pride in delivering our products on time and in excellent condition, so you can start enjoying your new living space as soon as possible.

Yes. If you have the credit limit. The highest amount you can charge to a credit card for an e-commerce transaction depends on several factors:

Credit limit: Each credit card has a predetermined credit limit set by the issuing bank, which is the maximum amount a cardholder can charge to their account. If the credit limit is lower than the amount you want to charge, the transaction will likely be declined.

Merchant restrictions: Some e-commerce platforms or individual merchants may have limits on the maximum transaction amount they can process. This is often due to fraud prevention measures or because their payment processing service imposes limits.

Payment processor limits: Payment processors, such as Stripe, PayPal, or Square, often have transaction limits based on factors like the type of merchant, the industry, and the risk associated with the transaction.

Bank or card issuer policies: Banks and card issuers may have additional policies or restrictions in place for transactions that exceed a certain amount.

It's important to note that charging $45,000 to a credit card for an e-commerce transaction is quite unusual and may raise red flags for fraud detection systems. If you need to make such a large purchase, it's a good idea to contact your credit card issuer and the merchant beforehand to confirm whether the transaction can be processed and to avoid any potential issues. Alternatively, you may want to consider other payment methods like a wire transfer or a cashier's check for such high-value transactions.

In regards to zoning requirements, it is ultimately up to the individual customer to determine if the property is zoned appropriately for their intended use. It is recommended to consult with local government officials or zoning boards to ensure compliance with any zoning regulations. By taking these steps, customers can ensure they are following the proper procedures and avoiding any potential legal issues in the future.

When it comes to tiny homes, there is no one-size-fits-all answer as the cost can vary greatly depending on several factors. However, the average cost of a tiny home in the United States is around $60,000. This includes the cost of building materials, labor, and other additional expenses such as permits.
The size d design of the tiny home can also affect the cost. A smaller and simpler design can cost less than a larger and more complex design. Additionally, the materials used can affect the cost as well. If you opt for more high-end finishes and appliances, the cost will increase.

Another far that can affect the cost of a tiny home is whether it is built on a foundation or on wheels. A tiny home on wheels can cost more due to the additional features required for mobility, while a tiny home on a foundation can be more cost-effective.
Overall, while the average cost of a tiny home may be around $60,000, it is important to consider all of the factors involved in building a tiny home to get an accurate estimate of the final cost.

At Tiny Homies, we've partnered with 7 Figures Funding to offer friendly financing options for our customers. With a credit score of 680 or better, on-time payments, and a decent-sized credit card, you may qualify for $15k to $150k in 0% Business/Personal Credit lines/cards at 0% interest for up to 20 months.

If you have verifiable personal income (W2 if employed, last 2 years of taxes if self-employed) and manageable personal debts, you may qualify for up to $100k in 5-year term loans.

For our business customers, if you have business bank statement deposits of $15,000+ per month in the last 90 days, there are loan options available. Additionally, with 2 years of profitable business/personal tax returns, funding options of up to $1 Million may be available.

We strive to make financing options accessible and convenient for our valued customers at Tiny Homies, so you can achieve your dream of owning a tiny home without financial stress.