TINY homes have helped homeowners downgrade on space and upgrade on money.

The trailer doesn't require a building permit and is well-appointed with everything needed for comfortable living inside including a living space, full-sized kitchen, bathroom, and more.

The home is crafted with a series of strong materials including aluminum with a steel exterior cladding - making it a four-season option for those looking to live off the beaten path.

The unit is 75 square feet, 10 feet long, eight feet wide, and nine feet tall.

Another storage shed sells from Walmart for $2,500, plus it requires no measuring and no cutting.

It comes with a full-sized window and 64-inch double doors with 7-inch wide walls.

Weather-resistant siding is included with a 15-year warranty package to ensure customer satisfaction.

Walmart isn't the only option offering a wide range of tiny home kit options.

Home kits sell from Amazon for discounted prices, like the VanAcc outdoor storage shed.

This tiny home unit costs $674.99, marked down from its original price of $749.99.

It has a sleek look with its dark grey and white coloring, and it's constructed from galvanized steel.

And there's rim drains to keep the home dry by preventing rainwater buildup.

But Lowe's tiny home kit has space to "get rid of chaos" and sells for just $1,012.12.

As tiny homes become more of an option, retailers are getting in the game.

Amazon is selling a customizable, three-bedroom tiny home for $11,698.

The 20-foot by 40-foot home is fully furnished with a kitchen, bathroom, and bedrooms.

According to the Amazon website, delivery is free and should arrive within four days of ordering.

Home Depot also sells a tiny home kit called the Getaway Small Space Complete DIY Kit for $29,997.

The kit comes with a steel frame kit, which protects from severe weather better than a wood construction.

It's an American steel frame, resistant to termites, rot, mold, rodents, and fire.