ECI Development is the defacto tiny/eco-home community builder in Latin America. If owning a tiny home in a tropical community focused on sustainability is something that sounds interesting to you, then you need to attend this presentation. With tiny home communities in Belize, Panama, Nicaragua, and expanding into Mexico, Argentina, Ecuador, and beyond, we’re creating unique communities for everyone. Whether you like white sand beaches, tropical highlands, or being surrounded by vineyards and making your own wine, ECI Development has your dream tiny home!
Content breakdown
In this video, Mike Cobb, CEO of ECI Development, and Patrick Ebert, the company’s COO, discuss the company’s tiny home communities in Latin America. They highlight the benefits of building tiny homes overseas. Some of these include fewer zoning regulations, lower costs of living, and the ability to enjoy different climates and lifestyles.
Mike explains that many people are considering tiny homes as a flexible ‘Plan B’ outside of the United States, either as a rental property or a place to live and work remotely. He emphasizes the paradigm shift towards digital nomads, where people can work from anywhere with an internet connection. Thus, they are able to enjoy a higher quality of life in different parts of the world without waiting for retirement.
Patrick shares his personal journey towards embracing tiny and eco-friendly living, starting with downsizing from a large house to a boat, which taught him about sustainable practices like generating power, desalinating water, and conserving resources. He explains how their tiny home communities incorporate eco-friendly features like solar power, wind power, desalination systems, and community gardens, promoting a sustainable and affordable lifestyle.
Mike and Patrick both mention ECI’s tiny home communities in Belize, Nicaragua, and Panama, and their plans to expand to other countries like Mexico and Argentina.
For more details on tiny home communities and more, just listen to the episode!
