House Hunters

Newly self-employed Fefe is transitioning to the simple beach life and going tiny in the coastal town of Shallotte, N.C.

Married Maryland freelance writers have moved out of their three-bedroom apartment to simplify, go mobile and go tiny.

An avid antique collector is going tiny to live a simpler life in North Carolina and her daughter is tagging along. She's looking for a home near Asheville that has plenty of space for her large antique collection.

Newlyweds that want to travel the country go tiny in Fort Collins, Colorado, and hunt for a mobile tiny home that has a loft for their dogs.

An Atlanta native is ready to downsize and hit the road in a tiny home. With the help of her son and a tiny homebuilder, she wants an affordable house that fits her shoe and hobby collection.

A sign language interpreter wants to go tiny in Goldsboro, N.C. Even with a budget of $90,000, she wants a home with a spacious kitchen and is touring customizable models so she can make changes.

A writer-artist couple are selling their California home and going tiny in Pahoa, Hawaii. They both want ocean views and plenty of space to write and do art, but the list of things they agree on stops there.

A Maryland woman wants to move out of her sister's home and into a tiny home with her dog. She plans to rent land on a friend's farm before she hits the road, so she's looking for modern rustic style on wheels.

A travel agent from Atlanta, Ga., is ready to own a home and wants it to be tiny. She hopes to find a home that's mobile and provides two sleeping areas for when her son comes home to visit.

A couple who spent years working two jobs to take care of a large Wisconsin home is ready to downsize to a tiny home that offers freedom to travel the country.

An assistant principal in Fort Wayne, Ind., has plans to purchase and customize a tiny fixer-upper for $50,000. She's lived tiny before and is looking for a cottage that's less than 600 square feet with vaulted ceilings.

A Palm Springs, Calif., modeling agent is ready to own his own home and he's looking to go tiny. With a $115,000 budget, he's searching for a house that has modern appliances and an outdoor area for his rescue dog.