See inside a tiny-home village that gives homeless people $200-a-month houses — and has a waiting list of 700 people

• Millionaire Marcel LeBrun is building a tiny-home village in Canada, just north of the Maine border.
• It has 78 homes that rent for as little as $200 a month to formerly unhoused people.  
• Residents aged 18 to 71 have access to a laundry room, medical services, and career training.

It's been nearly two years since 12Neighbours, a tiny-home village in Canada, welcomed its first resident.

The micro-home community in Fredericton, New Brunswick, was founded by Marcel LeBrun, a former tech industry executive who sold his social-media listening startup to Salesforce for about $340 million in 2011.

LeBrun said he wanted to revolutionize how communities approach housing assistance.