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Millions of new businesses pop up across the U.S. every year, but according to Investopedia, almost half of those businesses fail within their first five years. While each business’s failure is due to a ton of different factors, it often stems from the person behind the venture being inexperienced in business management.

There are few people who start their own businesses purely because they love the budgeting and expense aspects of establishing and growing something on their own. If you’re part of the majority who feel driven by the idea of becoming your own boss and building more wealth than you ever could have in a corporate job but don’t know how to manage business expenses, rest assured that you’re in the right place!

Accessory dwelling units (ADUs) are an innovative solution that provides affordable housing to residential property owners of all kinds, regardless of their goals or reasons for expanding their existing space. With the growing demand for more solutions in the real estate industry, Anchored Tiny Homes has grown from just one territory in our home state of California to over a dozen franchises across eight states – and counting! – thanks to our first-to-market model that’s fighting to help solve the housing crisis.

When you join a franchise, rather than scrambling to manage marketing on your own, you instead receive a variety of tried-and-true marketing systems in addition to an established brand and a Franchisee support team you can turn to when you have questions. At Anchored Tiny Homes, we take it one step further and handle much of the marketing for you. Let’s take a look at what it takes to market an ADU franchise business and how the ATH team supports your marketing needs.

The need for new solutions to the American housing crisis has grown in recent years, and that demand doesn’t stop at metropolitan areas; suburban communities are seeing equal need for affordable housing. That’s why Anchored Tiny Homes is awarding territories to excited Franchisees, even if they’re not in a major U.S. city, like the newest couple to join our franchise: Josh and Shannon Pulfrey! Allow us to introduce our new Franchise Owners and give you a sneak peek into why they chose a tiny homes franchise for their unique territory.

Last month, we were preparing to launch in Boise, Idaho, but this month, we’re heading to warm San Antonio, Texas, with Dorien Couch and his wife Leticia! Join us in welcoming the couple to the ADU and tiny home business, as well as the tight-knit franchise family here at Anchored Tiny Homes!

Discover how Rob Perkins, the newest Franchise Owner of Anchored Tiny Homes in Boise, ID, leverages his background in construction and real estate to tackle the housing crisis. Explore his journey and why he chose to join our innovative ADU franchise.

As we continue in our second year of offering tiny home franchise business opportunities, we’ve found certain traits in our most successful franchisee candidates that we would love to share with you! So, let’s take a look at why franchising may be right for you, the top reasons Anchored Tiny Homes is one of the best franchises on the market today, and how to tell if you’re the ideal fit to become our next tiny home Franchise Owner.

The demand for ADUs is growing in the real estate market, but what’s contributing to their popularity and makes them a great solution? Let’s take a closer look.

In this article, we will explore four key benefits of owning an emerging franchise like Anchored Tiny Homes: wide-open territory, direct access to founders, lower initial financial investment, and the opportunity to impact the future.

If you’re trying to figure out if you have enough space to build an ADU or what the maximum size is that you can build on your lot, one term that you may have heard come up is “Setbacks”. So what are they and what are the ADU Setback requirements on your property? Well, that is exactly what we are going to go over here!

You may be wondering if Anchored Tiny Homes has ADU financing options available, and what those options are. Well, the answer is yes, the company can provide financing. Kevin with Anchored Tiny Homes, recently discussed the options available to homeowners.

With all of the rules and regulations in states, a very frequently asked question of homeowners looking to add space to their home is “where can I place an ADU”. Read more about this questions with {frand_brand_name}!

Have you been wondering how much it would cost to build an ADU on your property? Anchored Tiny Homes is here to help!

Want to know more about Backyard Cottages? Click to read about these small, yet useful and gorgeous ADU homes!

Are you trying to decide whether building an ADU is a good investment for your property? This article is for you.

ADU stands for Accessory Dwelling Unit. An ADU home is a type of small home or unit that’s fully functional and increases a property’s value. Here, we’ve laid out the different types of ADUs and what they all have in common.

When comparing an ADU vs tiny home, there are some key differences. Although similar in size, their return on investment (ROI) can differ. It is important to know the differences between the two. Learn more here with Anchored Tiny Homes!

If you’re interested in creating an ADU, there are several things to consider before moving ahead with the project. We’ll describe the stages involved in building a detached ADU in this blog article, as well as some frequently asked questions about this sort of construction project and local laws and building codes you should be aware of before getting started.