In the town of Peterborough, New Hampshire, residents of a "tiny house" community had lived in peace with both nature and local zoning officials for 12 years. However, the eviction of them was ordered by the city on December 15, for their violations of building code. Similar situation also happened on Brianna, a tiny-house owner lived on other side of the state. However, fixing the problems of tiny house often faces a Catch-22, presenting a paradox that people have an affordable house but are not allowed to live in. Lawmakers' attempts at fixing the tiny house problems eventually failed. For many tiny-house residents, the regulatory pursuit of quality housing may make them end up with no housing.