Home Depot's Modern Home For Under 50K

thanks a lot dear I love wood making things every time

How much to install a well for water?

How much to make a well for water?

How much to put a well for water?

Love your videos!

Yeah, at this point just buy a regular sized home

You can literally frame this yourself in a week for $5k

Honestly, it’s a scam through deception!!

i feel like another 20 grand would have to be spent, bathrooms, kitchens, fasteners, interior, trim, mud tape flashing etc etc so many miscellaneous things

I in school to learning everything you just mention, the plan is to build custom tiny homes as a complete package on a lot where customers can come and check out what they like before they buy one and decide how they want there home to be customized before shipping them out and my partners are concrete foundation builders and well as excavators

Thank you for sharing this beautiful prefab house model at an affordable price

I would steer clear of turning sheds into houses, same for container homes. Converting one thing to another is always possible, but I think the costs and compromises to get there are not worth it. To save money, you will need to do as much of the work yourself. Look into ICF construction. Pick a block from a reputable manufacturer that has a proven track record and a local dealer who can support you. Don’t always go for the cheapest materials you can find. Materials are expensive. Rework costs twice as much, or more. Your time has value too.

Dont live in tiny home so the world can change how much a larger house goes for. Wha5 about the time to install all thing or make it. Cost time and money. No 50k...

Not worth it. Might as well build from scratch!

$50,000 for a frame? Total Joke. More like $ 150,000 to $250,000 in California

A septic system alone in the northeast starts at $30K. That $50k kit house will cost $189,000 without land.

It's a joke that's not a kit it's just a steel shell rip.off

I'll stick with my schoolie

That 85k would easily turn into 120-150k by the time its actually put together. The "average" numbers were on the low end and there's a ton of misc parts that add up. Not to mention windows, doors, lighting, appliances, stairs, etc, etc.

By the time you get through the building dept. regulations your at 150, 000 & climbing

how about a video of a Boxable home ?????

For a single person. That is actually really nice. It depends on the person of course. Me, i'd like a solid 10-50 acres around it too. But that type of building is a decent start.

The extra square feet might be the little room on the roof.

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So while the structure is adorable I think that why not spend a lil more and just get a manufactured home instead and save yourself the trouble?

I mean even if I doubled that in western WA State. A lot cheaper than buying! Convincing my family to live off their land that’s another story😂 I’m so glad I found your channel

So it’s a tiny prefab home

Affordable? On a relative scale? Absolutely, yes.

A better deal than a conventional home? 🧐 Hmmm. Not so sure about that.

Just go get a steel building.

You left out the doors and windows, hvac, and appliances and the kitchen cabinets/countertops and bathroom fixtures. Also there’s a lot more to the floors and walls than the literal paint and floor tiling, so I feel like your costs are severely underrepresented

What does ADU stand for?

Literally selling you a shipping container with holes in it for 50k and telling you its a house

Omgsh an the cost of buiding permits! They can add up

Why do we still have modular home companies trying to push old school prefab homes on us? BTW, steel building makers have been doing this for a very long time.

Basically you would need to budget 100,000 at best It all depends on if you can qualify for that mortgage is it doable yes is it an affordable option for the everyday average Joe not so sure about that it all depends on qualifying for that home loan/mortgage

Are you single. I'd love to go out on a date with you. I turn 50 on the 27th. You know so much we could build our own dream tiny home. Then get an RV to travel for long term but have at least a home to come back too in Washington somewhere. I don't care where. Eastern Washington is always best as it's quiet, less populated and so much more beautiful!! I hate the Seattle area as I lived there most of my life. Or put the tiny home in Coeurdalene Idaho. My absolute favorite place on earth to live. It's so beautiful there.

I need 4 bed room 2 bad from where we can buy it

You rode the short bus

I think I'll just stay in a van down by the river, thank you.

I'll be buying a "garage" for sure

Other costs, Appliance, toilets, sinks, furniture, water heater, furnace, AC etc

Sheetrock..per sqft ft of walls...not house

Kitchen?

50k is a bit high.

You can literally build the exact same size barebones wood framed home for less than $2k.

i think at this point it all just depends if you can get the mortgage for everything combined. But the thing is... even at 86K, with 8-ish % interest rates... If you throw down 12K for your down payment... your monthly payment still only comes out to approximately $700... so then, when you compare that monthly cost to everything that everyone else is paying (2-3 GRAND) for their mortgage/rent, this tiny home project makes a very serious talking point.

For most people looking for an affordable alternative, this is DEFINITELY not the way to go...thank you for the preliminary but very helpful advice! 10-22-23.

The estimated overall price is extremely conflated. This particular unit , given you already have land , will cost roughly $60-65K from start to move in. It’s not great though as even with the Sprayfoam insulation, (it’s closed cell foam btw), the metal does flex and is audibly annoying. It’s steel sheeting that’s thin and easily damaged just by shipping it alone. It’s a hassle to get pieces damaged to be replaced.
But, it’s great for overstaying kids that are too lazy to leave the nest. Simply boot them to the back yard and into their new dwelling.
Yes, 21 is overstaying , unless in college. Forget the electric hookup to the city, you don’t need a new pole put in either if suburban living. Slap four 200 watt panels on the roof of the kitchen /deck house thingy, and buy some lifepod batteries and they will have enough electric. Spite it being steel, I’d also shadow clad it to gain an additional 10 R value in insularity. Totaling 25R . This can be done by vertical two by’s spaced apart every three inches creating a wind break shadow barrier. This’ll keep it cool in the summer and warmer in the winter.
The install a simple Mitsubishi or like portable mini AC unit with WiFi individual wall mounted units. This will keep it cool. Some have heaters or two in ones. All this and you’ll still spend under $65K and the mini house will be fantastic.

overpriced outhouse delivered to you. assembly and fixtures not included.