What could you do with your tiny home now?

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By Laura CowanJun 14, 2023, 5:30 pm147 pts
What are some alternative uses for tiny homes or backyard sheds now that social distancing is a distant memory? A lot of people built backyard tiny homes to create extra space for work or family the last few years. Maybe your lifestyle has changed, just like theirs has. What can you do with that space now? Here…

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