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Reimagining Affordable & Housing

Our Mission

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The mobile villa, 2015-2018
With Parkmyhome, I believe that housing is a human right and should be truly affordable; meaning the cost of shelter should be proportionate to ones earnings, at a manageable rate of between 10-20 percent.

<-- I decided to live in this RV after years of living paycheck to paycheck. Even with a job paying $50,000 a year, I could not get ahead financially due to high costs of living combined with paying off student loans and credit card debt. I felt that continuing to pay upwards of 42% of my monthly net income for shelter was insane and counterproductive to living. I knew there was a better way to live affordably and still be comfortable. Renting vacant space on private land to park and live on is working well for me and the property owners who host me. ~Jeremy, Founder


Whether it's your choice or the unmanageable costs of living that are pushing you to reside in an alternative shelter like a mobile dwelling; being a RV, conversion van or school bus to even a car, we support your right to having a place to call home.

Owning and maintaining property is becoming more expensive each year with taxes and upkeep costs, forcing some residents to move away from their long term homes which is an unacceptable outcome. 

Our mission is to connect these two types of home owners and enable them to help each other with a focus on affordability and sustainability. 

The land owner-mobile dweller relationship benefits each both, as well as the local community. 
  • Land owners with vacant outside space could gain a residual income, added outside deterrent and potential labor, skilled or general. 
  • Mobile dwellers could find a safe and affordable environment to park and live a financially independent life or rebuild for a better future. 
  • The community becomes more diverse and increased individual spending boosts the local economy.  

When everyone does well, everyone does better.

​We hope you will join us in our mission to create a more affordable and sustainable housing future for everyone!

An Affordable Housing Alternative?

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A wood stove and solar allowed me to live off-grid for 15 months straight.
Research shows that tiny house and mobile living have a positive societal and environmental impact. By reducing the space mobile dwellers occupy, they use fewer natural resources and a significant number of such homes are off grid and self contained. By promoting such living, we can reduce the impact we have on the planet as our population sizes continue to grow. 
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A significant number of farm and ranch owners are also looking for financial help, as well as more labor. Renting vacant land on their property to mobile home owners will allow them to earn a residual income and gain or recruit labor, while helping those who need a place to live!

In addition to the above,
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released its 2019 annual report this month, estimating the number of unsheltered homeless people in the U.S. increased by almost 20,000. Their definition: Unsheltered Homelessness refers to people whose primary nighttime location is a public or private place not designated for, or ordinarily used as, a regular sleeping accommodation for people (for example, the streets, vehicles, or parks). 
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how you can help

How can Parkmyhome benefit me?

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Conejo de Luna, 5 acres, south central Colorado, 2019
As a private property or business owner with vacant land who is willing to rent outdoor space to a mobile dweller(i.e willing to let someone live on your property for a discussed period), any to all of these benefits could occur:
  1. a residual income
  2. added outside deterrent 
  3. general/skilled labor 
  4. new friendship  ​

You will need an account to list your spot. Please sign up to host here.  

As a mobile dweller (i.e. you live full time in an RV, bus/van conversation, tiny house, or other mobile unit), parking on private land allows you to establish a home base.
Sleeping on the street an having to move every couple of nights is not fun. Maybe you can do the RV parks, but they are pretty close quarters typically, and while some have reasonable monthly rates, others don't even offer.

​See the current spots we have to offer!   

You will need an account to create a profile. Please sign up here.  
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Community

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Jeremy (Founder of Parkmyhome) provides mobile living tips after being on this journey for over six years! 
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Parkmybnb gets featured in the media by Curbed magazine!

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