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A couple sold their belongings to live in a tiny, off-grid Georgia "shed" — now they're shedding some light on how they earn $35,000 to $60,000 a year and became debt-free.
Fin and John Kernohan sold all their belongings and moved into a tiny shed for two.
John and Fin Kernohan live in the Beloved Cabin, a tiny home they built out of a lofted cabin shell. In their backyard in Georgia, they rent out tiny homes, yurts, domes, and even a tiny firehouse.
CONYERS â Georgiaâs longest running tiny house event, the Georgia Tiny House Festival, is returning for a second time to the Georgia International Horse Park March 20-21. According to John Kernohan, chairman of the United Tiny House Association and co-founder of the for-charity Tiny House Festivals, âWe continue to monitor the news and health updates, as well as communicating closely with many government officials, to ensure the best possible experience for attendees and participants. After much research and planning, we will once again implement our established Festival COVID-...