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For Star subscribers: A California company founded five years ago to meet the growing demand for accessory dwelling units, also known as casitas, is making its Tucson debut.

George Warren said that over the past five months, the rental income from his two ADUs has earned him thousands and lowered his taxable income.

Blanca Barragan moved into an ADU and rents out rooms in her home. It covers about $2,200 of her mortgage, helping her save for another home.

With a housing shortage and expensive mortgages, Accessory Dwelling Units — or ADUs — are becoming more common throughout Northern California and could potentially become an affordable housing option.

Since its inception in 2019, Anchored Tiny Homes has been progressing steadily in its industry under the guidance of its CEO, Colton Paulhus. Beginning its…

In Wasatch County, Utah, so-called starter homes can easily cost a half-million dollars or more. “Most people just can’t afford that when they’re getting started out,” Anchored Tiny Homes franchisee

Anchored Tiny Homes in Fair Oaks has build 200 homes and has contracts on another 300. Now, its franchising its “granny flats.”