Home Depot is selling a $52,300 tiny home

THE Home Depot has a tiny house for just $52,300 that might be able to replace your mortgage.

In the era of high inflation, many are turning to tiny homes in an effort to cut costs.

Some are turning to The Home Depot for them.

One in particular that the home improvement retailer has is a balcony garage that's listed for $52,399.

First, keep in mind, that the Hud-1 EZ Buildings branded item needs to be assembled.

It comes with various pieces including three wood doors, tongue and grove wall, and deck boards, keyed entry hardware, double garage doors, a balcony, and four single-glazed windows.

In addition, the tiny home has a top floor and is 688 square feet.

Customers have rated Hud-1 EZ Buildings a perfect five out of five stars.

However, there have only been two shoppers that have reviewed those products.

Most importantly, it might be able to replace or save you from taking out a multi-year mortgage.

Those interested could apply for six months in financing, with the estimated payment at just over $8,700 per month.

While there are some extra perks, the Hud-1 EZ Buildings balcony garage might be out of budget for some.

But luckily The Home Depot has various at lower price points available for those looking for tiny homes.

One includes a 540-square-foot space for just $44,000.

It has two bathrooms, a roof deck, and even comes part-preassembled.

"This model is designed to be constructed on a concrete slab with no deck option, the deck and flooring system is an upgrade option," the description of the product reads.

Another is a 240-square-foot option that sells for more than $18,500 at The Home Depot.

The space shows that it can hold a double bed with a sitting room area featuring an L-shaped couch and a coffee table.

There is also room for a toilet with a sink and shower unit as well as an add-on porch area for additional seating.

And one of the best budgeting options sells for $7,599.

The 9-foot-by-9-foot cedar wood tiny home has double doors and two aluminum windows.

It can be transformed into an outdoor dining area, storage shed, or even a backyard retreat.

When it comes to individuals, Ryan West has built an $8,000 tiny home with some materials that cost as little as $15 apiece.

A TikToker named Raychel (@notluxe) has lived on a converted ambulance with her husband for the past two and a half years.

And Idaho native Ivan Ellis Nanney spent $17,000 on a tiny home, which makes him $50,000 per year.