70-year-old Texas woman puts $150,000 of retirement savings into all-women tiny-home community
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- Robyn Yerian, 70, used $150,000 from her retirement savings to establish The Bird's Nest, an all-women tiny-home community in Texas.
- The project offers budget-friendly housing and a supportive setting for women struggling with financial difficulties and limited affordable options for older women.
At 70, Robyn Yerian put $150,000 from her retirement savings toward a vision she calls The Bird's Nest, an all-women tiny-home community in Texas.
The project is designed as a refuge for women facing financial difficulties. It offers budget-friendly housing while creating a supportive environment for residents.
Women living in the community take part in shared activities and build close connections. The initiative also addresses the limited availability of affordable housing for older women.
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