newworldafro
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I know this may not be what YOU would want to live in per se, but if you had some land you could put these in your backyard or somewhere and rent...and it's portable.
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Boxabl Portable Foldable Homes: $50,000 for 375 Square Ft or More Built in 2 Hours
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I know this may not be what YOU would want to live in per se, but if you had some land you could put these in your backyard or somewhere and rent...and it's portable.
..knickscity
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Thats not for me at all. I can see folks gobbling it up.
Great idea, thing is, it's not the home that's expensive, it's the area. That house on a plot of land could be $80k. Google, Amazon, or Apple moves in, that shyt skyrockets to $300,000
prefabricated homes have been around a long time. i believe you can buy a basic, prefabricated aluminum panel home that looks just like the one in the video for just about five thousand. but you have to put it all together yourself, which isnt that hard; all the pieces snap together. this is what, in conjunction with solar panel/solar storage, we should be doing for people in developing countries.I like the idea but if you are open to living in a Manufactured home you probably could get a trailer with like twice the sq ft for a similar price
theres land in this country that can be had for 20 dollars, and as the technology improves, i predict you will be seeing regular people moving out to these areas and living quite well for themselves.
I hope so. Otherwise you got a long ass commute. I don't know why these major companies don't build little satellite buildings
And the value of the house you bought also goes up. Duh
If you bought a house how are you gonna afford to put it on land that's $300k?
Easy, buy the house before Google gets there. Voila!
Not hard huh?
Peter Popoff
AKA Petty Pimpiń..🤑
Container homes are a far greater investment. Each container cost 5k. Put 7 together and you have a 3 story home. 7×5 is 35k, the rest is spent on insulation, water, electricity and interior decorating.
This is both the past and the future.
The idea of a mortgage lasting most of your natural life is a fukking anchor that's meant to keep us head down working shackled to debt.
The only way humans will survive against corporations in a capitalistic society with very uneven distribution of wealth is to go back to a mode of living that is sustainable first and foremost. Homes like that, that are also net zero for energy usage.
So we can stop worrying about monthly bills piling up and start living. Wealth doesn't have to be denoted by what you have in the bank, it can also be exemplified by the freedom you have to live.
The idea of a mortgage lasting most of your natural life is a fukking anchor that's meant to keep us head down working shackled to debt.
The only way humans will survive against corporations in a capitalistic society with very uneven distribution of wealth is to go back to a mode of living that is sustainable first and foremost. Homes like that, that are also net zero for energy usage.
So we can stop worrying about monthly bills piling up and start living. Wealth doesn't have to be denoted by what you have in the bank, it can also be exemplified by the freedom you have to live.
This is good for minimalist
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