A FORMER resident at a tiny home village was evicted and lost out on owning her own property despite offering to pay rent. The tiny home village on the west side of Detroit, Michigan, houses low-income residents who are able to own their homes after seven years. FOX2Taura Brown was evicted in April while battling a life-threatening kidney disease[/caption] Click On DetroitA riot erupted when officials came to remove Brown from the property which resident say ‘make the neighborhood look bad’[/caption] Tenants pay a monthly rent of $1 per square foot plus electricity and the homes range from 225 square feet to 470 square feet. Residents include retirees, former homeless people,
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