‘When I was sleeping in my car, I felt like a lonely worm’- A Homeless Woman Moved Into A $4.9 Million Tiny Home Village Where Rent Is Free

A homeless woman, Dannette Todd, moved into a $4.9 million tiny home village where rent is free. She said, “When I was sleeping in my car, I felt like a lonely worm. But now, when I get my apartment, I will spread my butterfly wings.”

Dannette Todd Pays $0 Monthly Rent In The Tiny Home Village [Photo: Good News Network]

Homeless Woman Pays $0 To Live In A $4.9M Tiny Home Village

According to an article by Rachel Dobkin, a homeless woman, Dannette Todd, has found refuge in a tiny home village where rent is free. The $4.9 million tiny home village is made up of 30 units and will used as a haven for homeless people during an 18 to 24-month transitional period.

Dannette Todd managed to secure one of the 120 sq. feet units in the tiny home village located in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She said it was a huge blessing to lived there for the past 6 months. Dannette Todd said, ” When I was sleeping in my car, I felt like a lonely worm.” She didn’t know where to go.

At this time, the tiny home village had strict rules that made it hard for homeless people to move in. But, they removed some rules and waived the $30 monthly rent and utility fee. They restructured the program, and the units in the tiny home village started to become occupied quickly. And now, 26 out of 30 homes are filled in the tiny home village.

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