Quote: rxwineIf you want an interesting example of housing costs, check out this story. At first, I thought it was a bargain successful craft story of how a guy bought a used 245 sq ft shed off Craig's list, converted it into tiny home that he rents out from his backward as a BRB in San Antonio TX for $74 a night. Yup, people are renting it.
But by the time he finished all the construction, getting permits and stuff, he was up to $40,000 for that 245 ft tiny house.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/man-transforms-shed-off-craigslist-into-tiny-home-he-rents-for-74-a-night/ar-AA18OIQU?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=1bbd1a0e277f475f975cb7b7b1f14fa1&ei=16
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You can buy a ten year old travel trailer for $15,000 and rent it for $50-$75 a night around here.
Quote: rxwineIf you want an interesting example of housing costs, check out this story. At first, I thought it was a bargain successful craft story of how a guy bought a used 245 sq ft shed off Craig's list, converted it into tiny home that he rents out from his backward as a BRB in San Antonio TX for $74 a night. Yup, people are renting it.
But by the time he finished all the construction, getting permits and stuff, he was up to $40,000 for that 245 ft tiny house.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/realestate/man-transforms-shed-off-craigslist-into-tiny-home-he-rents-for-74-a-night/ar-AA18OIQU?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=1bbd1a0e277f475f975cb7b7b1f14fa1&ei=16
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Tiny homes rarely make financial sense. By the time you are done you can usually find a cottage or purpose built trailer.