Robyn Davis has lived in a tiny home on wheels in West Sacramento since 2017, and initially, she faced code enforcement fines because it was not hooked up to utilities and had no permit.
In the past, any home built on a trailer with wheels had legally been considered a vehicle, regulated by the DMV.
"There are stereotypes about people who live in tiny homes with wheels and I've been fighting those stereotypes," Davis said.
"You can literally move this on site and have it hooked up within a couple of weeks, and the infrastructure costs are much less," said tiny home advocate Andrea Montano.
"We've been building homes that are too big," Davis said. "We really don't build starter homes anymore."
Davis and other advocates say these small units could be a big solution to California's affordable housing crisis.
Tiny home supporters now want California lawmakers to approve this type of unit so the rules and requirements will be consistent across the state.
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