Katts are going to be living in these soon with the housing market jacked
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These houses are smaller than my basement. No way I'm living in those shits. 
About to??? Apartment rents been through the roof. I know someone who was paying $1600+ for a 2 bedroom apt. a couple of years ago.
I grew up in a trailer, so fuck all that tiny home shit. Thankful for the shelter as a kid, but I need space as an adult.
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You still need a slab or something, plus water, sewage, electrical etc.
We work out of these offshore. You just need a good AC and circulation.
The real issue with all these is the cost. If anyone's watched these vids and heard them state the base cost before delivery and installation I'd love to hear it. My son is considering these as an option to get something on a plot of land he acquired. It had a trailer on it, but now the zoning has changed, so we'll see.
air source heat pumps.
(they cool in the summer too!)
This is the future.
Fuck a neighborhood, property taxes, etc.
If you can work from home, home can be anywhere you choose.
Put your container house on wheels and you're all set.
need more room?
still not big enough?
OK, 2 levels
The $1.2 million JWB Real Estate Capital project brings 18 multifamily units to the 0.13-acre lot located at 412 E. Ashley St. in the Cathedral District. Rents for the roughly 320-square-foot studio apartments will start at $550.
Each shipping container costs between $60,000 and $70,000.
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Tiny home builder accused of fraud by customers is under police investigation
Matt Sowash, founder of the Colorado-based nonprofit Holy Ground Tiny Houses, has also filed for bankruptcy.
DENVER — The businessman accused of swindling people out of their life savings by promising to build them tiny homes and not delivering is now the target of a police investigation.
Matt Sowash, founder of the Colorado-based nonprofit Holy Ground Tiny Houses, has also filed for bankruptcy, court records revealed Wednesday.
A convicted felon who previously served two years in prison for bilking investors in unrelated ventures, Sowash made the move to protect his assets just a month after he suggested in an interview with NBC News that he might not declare bankruptcy “because I can’t sit back and watch all those people lose homes.”
But Sowash sang a different tune in an Oct. 7 bankruptcy filing in Denver and in an Oct. 14 update that he sent to his customers.
“This has really been a week of change,” Sowash wrote. “I first want to apologize for this situation. Unfortunately, filing for Chapter 11 is the only way I can make sure the business is safe and that we can live up to our obligation of making sure everyone gets their money back.”
Sowash’s activities have also drawn the attention of the Englewood Police Department in Colorado, which confirmed it is investigating the allegations against him and his nonprofit.
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Matt Sowash, founder of the Colorado-based nonprofit Holy Ground Tiny Houses, has also filed for bankruptcy.
DENVER — The businessman accused of swindling people out of their life savings by promising to build them tiny homes and not delivering is now the target of a police investigation.
Matt Sowash, founder of the Colorado-based nonprofit Holy Ground Tiny Houses, has also filed for bankruptcy, court records revealed Wednesday.
A convicted felon who previously served two years in prison for bilking investors in unrelated ventures, Sowash made the move to protect his assets just a month after he suggested in an interview with NBC News that he might not declare bankruptcy “because I can’t sit back and watch all those people lose homes.”
But Sowash sang a different tune in an Oct. 7 bankruptcy filing in Denver and in an Oct. 14 update that he sent to his customers.
“This has really been a week of change,” Sowash wrote. “I first want to apologize for this situation. Unfortunately, filing for Chapter 11 is the only way I can make sure the business is safe and that we can live up to our obligation of making sure everyone gets their money back.”
Sowash’s activities have also drawn the attention of the Englewood Police Department in Colorado, which confirmed it is investigating the allegations against him and his nonprofit.
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i could do that
Correction.
America is a BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY..
U.S.A IS A SHITHOLE INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
giving America and Americans a bad name..!!!
One of the dumbest ideas is turning these into housing, better off melting them down for scrap metal. The amount of modifications required is significant. These container companies need to design some of these units for housing from the start to boost their value.
Someone that figures out how to best structurally join two three or four of those together could make serious money.
. Yeh no cooling going in lol
White folks are heavily investing intense Tiny Homes.
They will make the initial big profit off of them. By the time Black folks start looking into them, white folks will have sold off and walk away Paid In Full.
Get in now while it’s hot.
They will make the initial big profit off of them. By the time Black folks start looking into them, white folks will have sold off and walk away Paid In Full.
Get in now while it’s hot.
Automation will drop prefab homes quite a bit due to the decrease in labor costs. The technology is almost there. The move is to start buying vacant buildable land.
Here are some 3D Printed homes
Here are some 3D Printed homes
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