A tiny house without even a single bedroom just hit the market for $330,000 on Long Island — but it’s less of a bargain and more of a dismal benchmark, according to locals and experts. The 446-square-foot home on Wyona Avenue in Selden is being marketed as a “budget-friendly” and “affordable” option for Long Islanders looking to enter the housing market. But real-estate experts called the situation is “ridiculous,” while would-be first-time buyers lamented that this is their reality. “We have a

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