"With Sales Tax": Woman Buys Tiny House for R1.7 million, Truck Delivers Mobile Home to her Land

• A woman, Bresha Jeanae, rejoiced as she became a homeowner after getting a mobile home for $92,000 (R1.7 million) that was delivered to her
• Without having to go through the stress of construction, the woman explained how she planned to position the house
• Many people who loved the house praised Bresha's move, as some said they looked forward to having the same

A woman, Bresha Jeanae, has many people praising her after getting a movable tiny house and taking it on her land.

As a long truck delivered it, Bresha looked so excited for the delivery. She recorded the movement and showed the building's exterior.

Tiny mobile home with plumbing work done

The tiny house was delivered with the plumbing and electrical work done. It also came with an AC already attached to its side.

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The landlady revealed she spent $92,000 (R1.7 million) on the house and all the installations done in the building.

Watch her video below:

Reactions to mobile home

Netizens shared their thoughts about mobile houses and their affordability.

Estela Ituarte reacted:

"Please tell me you didn't pay over $100k."

She replied:

"I didn’t!!! 92k with sales tax, delivery, land clearing, hooking up septic, electrical, plumbing, all appliances and more!"

momo reacted:

"Congrats! That house looks awesome and quite big for a tiny house."

lay lim said:

"We need a tiny house tour after you settle."

Paige commented:

"My parents fell in love with tiny houses on Fixer Upper and now they’re convinced they have to get my brother and I tiny houses to live on their property."

Carolann said:

"Not that 'tiny house' being bigger than my flat in England."

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Raxaine JAMAICAN GIRL said:

"That’s not a tiny house that’s an entire huge house."

Prim shared:

"We should just be buying land and ordering houses."

Jorge commented:

"If a hurricane comes, you can just stay inside and wait for your new home location."

Robyn exclaimed:

"In the UK this would be classed as a decent sized house. I'm so jealous."

Woman proudly shows off her shack home

In other news, Briefly News shared the story of a woman who is proud of her humble home as she unveiled it on social media. Online users were impressed by the lady's relatable content, which showed the reality of many South Africans who live in shacks.

Netizens wished her well, while others praised her for her neat, clean, and well-organised home.

Source: Legit.ng