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        "text": "In California, a legal tiny home can be classified in several ways, often as an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) or Junior Accessory Dwelling Unit (JADU) if on a residential lot with an existing primary home. Alternatively, it might be a park model RV or a manufactured home on a foundation in designated areas. The specific classification depends on its foundation, wheels, and local zoning ordinances. Zen Tiny Homes specializes in ADU-compliant tiny homes, ensuring they meet state and local building codes for permanent placement.",
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        "description": "A legal tiny home in California is often an ADU or JADU, or a manufactured home, depending on its foundation and local zoning."
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  "description": "A legal tiny home in California is often an ADU or JADU, or a manufactured home, depending on its foundation and local zoning."
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