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Now that looks /comfy/

This is my dream

>>6813057

This is the future but countries don't participate because they can't tax you on 200K homes. People living off the grid are a governments nightmare.

>>6813075
Buy a piece of land somewhere and plop this there.

For me personally I'd prefer a land with 1-3 acres and have running stream year round in the property.

>>6813113
How much does that little building cost alone? I'd guess no more than $100k

>>6813057
Are these a thing already? What's the name? That's literally all I want. Not to pay 150k $ for a shitty 30m2 apartment and then 400 $ a month for the upkeep.

>>6813113
You need water and electricity, though

>>6813171
Depends on how fancy you want it. I think container based homes can range from 15k to 100k per section.

>>6813227
Of course, I'm not a caveman, I need running water and plumbing. I don't do compost toilet, they're disgusting.

>>6813112
You buy land and have this on your property and they can't tax you for more than what a little cottage cost.

No HOA, low property tax, low maintenance, small space so low upkeep and low furnishings. More money for crypto.

Tell me how is this not in every /biz/lets mind?

This is the future. This is Agenda 2030.

>>6813227
>what's the name
Check out this website
http://www.honomobo.com/

>>6813057
Biggest cost for a home is sewage, running power/water/gas, permits, driveway. Adding sq after that isn't going to cause a huge jump in costs.

>>6813322
That's a smaller than a US prison and I'll feel extreme claustrophobia here. That's why HK and Japanese are shorter, they evolved to live in shoeboxes.

These homes are different. Until we go back to 1960s economic prosperity where taxes are low and the government actually work for the people, I don't see a reason to buy a McMansion.

>>6813402
Thanks

>>6813415
Interesting viewpoint. You'd think if modularity was as cheap as you'd initially think most homes would be like that already. Makes sense about the other costs.

>>6813473
But you are headed down (their) path. Choosing smaller rather than demanding bigger and you will end up in your own coffin.

>>6813318

I know - but governments will do everything to oppose this.

EXAMPLE - Dutch government has in the past created a law that encouraged house-owners to pay off their morgage faster.

This year, they returned that law (Wet Hillen, it's true) and basically tax people that paid off their houses.

First they encourage you and then they fine you for the same thing.

GOVERNMENTS HATE PEOPLE THAT DO NOT PAY A LOT OF TAX. THIS =IS= THE FUTURE BUT IT WILL NOT HAPPEN.

Fuck all of them, really. I hate them.

>>6813575
>playing right into the jews' pocket
There's nothing wrong with not being a consumerist materialist. We don't need that unnecessary shit, it doesn't make a reasonable person any happier.

>>6813057
Because I have a nice cabinet stereo from the 60's and it's eight feet long.

>>6813415
Some lands already have those infrastructure items, others in more remote areas you'll need to get those yes. But the low cost of the house will offset those. And once you have made your major target in your crypto you can add more modules. Or just built something else.

>>6813227

Solar, stream and septic field.

>>6813678
Yes, you dont need to own land, you dont need to own wealth. You just need the latest iPhone and eat McDonalds. Here is your hole to put them in.

>>6813730
True, but maybe in 10 years.

>>6813749
Fantastic strawman, faggot. I'm fine with around 30m2 of space to move around, and a small yard.

Also you definitely don't need a phone over 250$ or fast food.

>>6813791
>phone over $250
try a phone over $50, my current phone is better then an iPhone 6 spec wise and I only paid $30 off craigslist for it

>>6813322
China should just go back to killing people, the alternative has turned out to be much much worse.

>>6813791
Yeah, thats what you think now. Until later when you think, I im fine with 15sq ft as long as I can sleep straight! I was tired of mowing the grass anyways.

>>6813749

>>6813575
Eh, you putting yourself in debt for what? You'd rather have a mortgage for 1million$ home and the property tax and maintenance that goes with it?

>>6813322
>This is Agenda 2030.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dSxhV-OBuuI

>>6813839
Don't feel like getting an used phone with possible keyloggers on it. Bought mine at 200$ a few years back (god tier Moto G 1st gen), but surprisingly non-shit phones seem to have gotten more expensive since then.

>>6813878
Mhm, keep talking

>>6813908
a used**

>>6813887
How about you just stop being a cuck and vote out the criminals in your local and state governments that are stealing even your personal space?

>>6813888
I know senpai. I know. We are not proposing living in stacked capsules high rises here.

Read above where I said acres of land with streams. Also: You're an idiot.

>>6813962
Look at each one of my examples. They're on land. And I want mine on large land, I'm taking acres.

Do you have eyes? Stupid gook.

>>6814022
They are on land now. You have already shown that you are willing to settle for less, which means you are willing to settle for even less in the future. Once a cuck always a suck. You think these rat nests happened overnight?

>>6814090
damn this nigglet is retarded, here's another (you)

people can see you posting with all the windows
is there a basement version?

>>6814122
yeah, you're looking for the nuclear holocaust option

>>6813057
BUT WHERE IS MY TRADING ROOM WITH 15X 27" MONITORS ANON????

>>6814155
how much for a shelter

>>6813057
looks like the cuck shed my wife's bull made me build

>>6813057
>>6813075
>>6813094
just look at it

what the fuck is that. do you even have more than half a torso

>>6814254
Its the next step on the journey to this.

>>6814317
Remove their legs so they take up less space! Of course, why didn't I think of that!

Construction per square foot is cheap.
Ditto buying per square foot of house
Its the land that is on that fucks your wallet
and near zero zoning regulations across the country will let you make small enough lots for this to make any sense.
Maybe Huston will let you do it.
But why?
getting a full sized house there in the burbs is already cheap as dirt.

>>6814359
Now you are thinking one step ahead of (them). You can still browse Amazon.com with one arm, so lets get rid of the redundant one.

>>6814317
lol you're retarded, I think being a hongkongese drives the fear into you.

I bet you're a gook manlet.

>>6814090
I'm willing to settle for enough. Not being able to stand up straight is never gonna become enough. You are the one here actually settling for less, since you put yourself into lifetime debt just to buy a dumb overpriced house that's bigger than anybody needs.

If there was a free market in land use and the government didn't have stupid overregulation on building codes, there would be a LOT of these available for neets.

Just another reason that if you don't support free markets you are a gigantic cuck bootlicker

Pros and cons of modular house:

Pros:
1) Predictable construction schedule. It usually takes around 12 weeks to complete a prefabricated 50m^2 house offsite, as opposed to ~6months, because (a) site preparations can be done while building structure is being fabricated offsite. (b) building is being constructed in a controlled factory environment, with no rain and existing toilet facilities
2) Less on site rubbish so you save landfill cost
3) If the modular house has a pier and beam foundation as opposed to a concrete slab foundation (concrete slab is common in hot areas and cheaper than pier and beam. Not possible in cold climates due to frost) then it is possible to sell the house (literally hire a crane and pull it away off the land) in the future, recouping cost and maximizing land-to-value ratio.

cont.

>>6814437
Forget him.

He doesn't understand what true freedom and understated luxury mean He's just a faggot that's dying to keep up with the Joneses and rack up debts.

>>6814785
A lot of it has to do with living outside of the home. The landscaping and outdoor amenities has to be good. I wouldn't want my mine in an urban areas.

As I said, pool would be great.

fuck that. every european man should live on in brick and mortar house on a moderate piece of fertile land. accepting anything else is just pathetic.

we really have been reduced to a laughing stock.

cont.

All of the factors mentioned above makes modular housing extremely cost efficient if planned correctly. Example: Bob currently has a property valued at 500k but his house is almost 40 years old. Renovating a shitty 1980 house is very cost inefficient so he decides to demolish and rebuild. Instead of moving out and spend money on rent for 6-8months while the construction is in process, he can order the house to be built offsite first, then only demolish his existing house 1 week before the fabricated house is going to be completed. Bob now only needs to rent outside for 1-2weeks max before his new house can be installed into his now empty land. If the house is well made, he can sell it decades down the track to recoup the initial cost - widening the profit margin of his property

Cons:

All of these is good an all but modular housing hasn't taken off for several reasons:

1) It is hard to obtain finance for a modular house as banks view it as a "product", not a "house". Funny thing is it shouldnt make a difference at all since both are depreciating assets. They're just concerned of the resale value as admittedly people may perceive it as low quality, which brings us to the next point >
2) Because modular housing has a negative stigma to it, it is crucial to ensure that the designs are attractive to begin with. This is pretty much the crux of the problem - there hasnt been a modular housing design that's both economical and "attractive" in the eyes of the public. Things will be more interesting in the future as market taste shifts from millenials entering the workforce.

>>6815355
Moot points. The whole reason to get a small home is you buy it outright, don't need financing. And second point: who cares what others think? I'd want no visitors and just set up my trading desk and play vidya and sleep. And oh, bring home occasionally some sluts I pick up.

what we got our crypto together and buy a piece of land together and all lived in the same plot of land together? haha wouldn't that be fun?

>>6815515
Great idea, we can share our onaholes!

>>6813057
>Tell me how is this not in every /biz/lets mind?

>No increase in price
>not a good rental
>expensive


Its doable but there is plenty of other ways to keep costs down if you live in an apartment. Owning land/real estate is one of the best ROI if you hold it for a long time. Made most of my money of real estate / rental

>>6815444

Financing allows for maximum leverage. While it is never a bad thing to spend 100-150k in cash and prevent yourself from getting in debt, a good debt can be leveraged so you only need to spend ~35k for the house and use the remaining cash to finance your next property

If you plan to convert your place of living into an investment property, it makes sense to ensure that the asset can be sold easily years down the track. This saves demolition and landfill costs.

>>6815583
You're stuck with boomer mentality. AirBNB is now making huge $$$ compared to traditional rental. For a cool and chick unit, I can see many would want to rent it. And if it's great design you can get premium. I no longer stay in hotels when I travel, I prefer AirBNB, lot more fun.

>>6813318
That's my dream house

>>6813057

With a property you want maximum capital gains and income. Capital gains come from good location while income comes from rent.

Rental income averages around 4% of your asset value. Well located property typically averages at 7% annual gains.

Interest rates will get you about 4.5% per year. Therefore if you have that shitbox on your property, you're wasting rental opportunities and making your property an inefficient asset

>>6815769
You're a closed minded CPA type. Go buy a quadplex in downtown and be happy.

This thread for those who wants to enjoy a lifestyle you wouldn't understand.

>>6815717
>implying im not talking about airbnb
>implying im not only using airbnb when i travel

Try getting that box into a city center

>>6815908
The point of this thread is long Bong simply, why would I drop my neetbox in a crowded liberal controlled city center?

>>6816201
Long Bong: live simply. Stupid autocorrect

>>6815908
>tfw live in vegas and want to start expanding into airbnb market
>crypto takes over my life
when i get out of crypto ill be abusing the fuck out of short term rentals in my city

just kidding im in crypto forever

>>6813057
That house isn’t practical unless you live in a place where it doesn’t snow, ever. Otherwise you’ll be outside shoveling off your roof everytime it snows so it doesn’t collapse under the weight. Slanted roof plus gutters are necessary.

>>6816454
Why not both? Before your state start cracking down on AirBNB and taxes you for that.

See the other example I posted, that one has pitched roof.

>>6816741
Its tough because the housing market is in an obvious bubble. And they have already cracked down on it but they cant do much more than what they've done. But with the raiders coming everyone is assuming, rightfully so, that property value is going to skyrocket. So I have some time until then. But I also know that when that hype is over and everyone is fucking sick of the raider fans being fucking niggers property value will normalize again. Its cheap as fuck to live in NV but only for the next decade.

>>6813227
These type of houses are illegal in some states already because of building codes. Many blue states have housing regulations that are out of control. In Texas you’re allowed to have one only if it’s hooked up to water and electricity iirc.

>>6816822
You mean the nigger football team is moving to Nevada?
Their fans are rabid spics flips and niggers.
Time to get the fuck out senpai.

>>6817011
I'm assuming they are arguing it ruins neighboring property value? Normies looking at homes wouldnt be pleased with a neighbor living in what they essentially view as a shitbox

>>6813057
Id make it two stories and have my room above and everything else below. Maybe double the length and width dimensions and then I’m good

yes goyim live in a luxurious 200k trailer it will set you free

>>6817034
>2018
>Not knowing the most hated fanbase in history will have a new home in vegas

i mean i dont give a fuck about sports whatsoever but id expect the average person to know this, unless you are euro

>>6817135
I live in LA and I avoid sports and sports related news.

If that means I see less niggers Filipinos spics with their obnoxious huge raiders stickers on their Nissans and trucks, that's a huge win for me.

Time to celebrate, sorry Nevada, you're about to get a lot more shittier.

>>6817126

Live wherever you want. If you think a fucking poured foundation makes a disposable home any better the you do you, boo.

>>6817063
It’s strictly due to regulations. Some of these houses don’t qualify as a house because of their square footage. There was one state I looked at a while ago that requires a house to be at least 800 square feet for example. Just something to think about before any anons get their hopes up high or decide to sink their money into these projects. Thoroughly research the laws as each state differs greatly and future proof it in case of further regulations.

>>6813112
>because they can't tax you on 200K homes

If you own something they can tax you. The Romans literally taxed their people out of their land into cities. If everyone lives in tiny houses, a desperate state will simply raise taxes on tiny houses.

>>6817308
I don't advocate small but it's about living with comfort and no excess.

Land is a must, states that have favorable laws is a must.

My dream is to get 2-4 of these and make a courtyard configuration out of them or a cluster on a big piece of property.

>>6817485
There are prefab houses on the market. They send you the materials and you build them yourself, or hire someone to assemble it for you. Log cabin styles have been popular over the last few years but there are other styles if you don’t like the look of them.

>>6817849
>has neighbors in visual distance
no thanks

>>6813057
Not enough room for my wife and her son though.

A regular old manufactured home is about 90 grand. Why would you want a cuckshed instead of that?

>>6817849
goddamn that's so fucking comfy

grind motivation

>>6818043
There are units with more rooms.

>>6818253
That’s awesome. So like I could get a cuckshed within my cuckshed.

>>6818043
Enough because you're sleeping in your car.

>>6813575
i know plenty of people that live in huge mansions that were popular in my area in the 90s. now that their kids left and theres only two people living there, its a huge headache for them. one couple i know pay several k/month for maids, gardeners, extra heating, etc, because its impossible to take care of such a mansion by yourself, even if most rooms are unused.
another couple sectioned off multiple rooms (cut off heating, electricity, boarded doors and windows), but still pay out of their asses for heating.
you really dont need more than ~200 sqft per adult, plus additional ~80 sqft per child. if you like minimalistic style you can get by with almost half of that.

>>6818852
Lol no way. Each adult human needs at least 1000 sq ft. You are just a poor pleb. I feel sorry for your children if you had any.

>>6818939
fucked up my number when trying to convert from m2.
meant to say 60m2 for adult plus 25m2 per child, which is about 550 sqft plus 250 sqft

>>6813057
What is this thing? Got land in Kansas, I'm looking to be on that unabomber shit

>>6816454
In the summer i can easily clear $150 a night for my apartment and $85 a night for my spare room. Its pretty insane (all tax free ofc :^) )

Problem with wood is that it burns. You want stone really.

>>6813057
I need at least 1000 square feet of space

>>6813057
>living in a swedish prison cell is the jew's new meme to trick the goyim into enjoying absolute poverty
Cuck sheds for sale! Get yer cuckshed! Only $70,000!

>>6820289
where at anon? grew up there still live around Kansas City

>>6813962
I'm only worth one vote and if I start going off on the Jews, who are the reason for all this, then I can guarantee you who wins that battle.

>>6813057
Im down. What is this. Aesthetic as fuck. All i need is a desk and computer.

>>6816218
>Long Bong
this is now my new mantra for life

>>6813057
Where are the 5 bedrooms for the 4 kids and a white wife?

Degenerate fuck

>>6823588
*5 kids, you fucking jidf shill.

>>6814317
That actually looks comfy if it was more tidy and only for one person

>>6813057
nice glorified mobile home

i like how broke ass urban liberal hipsters are basically all becoming poor trailer trash but are too full of pride to admit they're living in trailers disguised with modern architecture and hobbit aesthetic

>>6813057
test

>>6823588
just build an addition when you have kids.

>>6813057
looks like absolute shit and not /comfy/ at all

>>6813057
You still have to pay for the main house where Jamal and your wife Maja live

>>6813057

Rural living is boring as fuck

I worked at a company for that would frequently send me to Japan for months at a time. Having always lived in a big house (my current house being 2600sqft 4bd/3ba) then going to a small 300sqft studio in Japan was big change. It got to the point where I preferred it. I realized that I didn't need or want that extra room, don't use most of it anyway. Just not having to worry about a lot of excess makes me feel good. Bought 20 acres of land back home, started to rent out my old house, and moved back into my parent's while I build a small cabin on my land. Going back and forth as to if I want to go completely off grid or not, mainly because it is significantly cheaper to be off grid.

>>6813057
ideal quarters to get murdered at and spied on

>>6813057
I want a condo in a solid apartment building in case of a zombie apocalypse but otherwise it is nice

HOW DO YOU GET LAID LIVING IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE IN A TINY HOUSE WITH NO WOMEN FOR MILES??

>>6824422
Airbnb/hotel for a weekend in the city. Always ended up in a hotel with tinder anyway.

Hahaha!

I have couple of these insatlled in the forest behind my house.
Having a few pajeets staying there to be on hand when i need some dirty worl done or to fertilise the lawn of my crypro mansion!

Fuckers asked me for OLED tv's and a personal Pajeet cook, just the other day. Said its hard work maintaing that lawn

>>6813749
Big difference between owning land/Real Estate as an investment and owning it to live in

>>6813057
That's a lovely cuckshed

You guys don't seriously want to live in one of these trend bullshit "houses", right?

Not him, but I live in KC

that looks like a fucking trailerhome.

>>6821526
Nobody cares about your spoiled ass. Kys.

>>6824363
you should at the very least prep yourself to be prepared if you ever need to go off grid. installing solar panels and all of that shit isn't that hard

>>6815444
>buy it outright
No the point is you minimize your cost just to have a roof over your head. There is never a good reason to sink a ton of cash into property. You want as much leverage as possible on reasonable terms.

>>6813749
>he fell for the boomer house and acreage meme

You fucking idiot.

>>6813057
you still need water, electricity - all that included in taxes and HOA fees, someone has to take out your trash and build roads to connect you to outside world ?

>>6813322
Damn, that's a fire hazard if I've ever seen one. If the back wall had a 27' screen on it and the guy had a keyboard on his lap this would oddly enough be pretty comfy desu.

Guys? Am I the only one who cant see new threads or even make threads on /biz/?? WTF?

>>6825180
Nothing wrong with owning land as an asset. The issue is buying $650,000 McMansions in suburbs that their kids are currently running away from. As millenials fill up the hollowed our cities, suburban real estate is going to take a serious hit.
Especially if the political pendulum swings right and cops are allowed to clean all the undesireables out of the cities

>>6825215
THE

ABSOLUTE

STATE

>>6813057
No room for my 8 future spawnlings

>>6825251
fuck off, never happend to me before, been here for 3 years, migrated from pol

>>6825215
The fact that the newest threads are ~5 hours old should tell you enough.

>>6825277
YES THATS THE FUCKING PROBLEM
What is going on? I NEED TO SHILLLLL

>>6825290
>government shuts down
>suddenly /biz/ doesn't work anymore
IT WAS A GOVERNMENT OPERATION ALL THIS TIME JUMP SHIP AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>>6814317
>>6814090
Damn this shit is crazy to see. it makes me really appreciate my living situation

>>6825319
>retarded burger
>thinks everybody cares about the US government
lol

>>6824328
Only brainlets get bored. With a sufficient intellect, there's no need for outward stimulation (even if it can be fun)

>>6825343
>this guy >>6825215
>calling anyone retarded

>>6825343
The US Govt is the biggest corporation in the world

>>6825421
Owned by the British crown run under admiralty law

>>6825407
"I'm bored" == "I'm a boring person"

>>6815769
T. Normie

>>6813057
Where's the kitchen? The bathroom? Where are the kids gonna sleep? Where do I get some alone time? Fucking hell.

>>6813057
I like that but I feel like a burglar could easily break in and you can't do shit about it

>>6824558
Noblesse oblige, anon

>>6813878
Jesus christ the air in there must be disgusting

>>6814317
>>6814317
imagine when youre 13 and your test is starting to surge, all you can think of is tits and ass and you cant even wank cause mommy is on the top bunk

>>6813057

>will not appreciate
>no long term value in the shipping container market

buy a real house you pleb

HOME OWNERSHIP A THING OF THE PAST
Privately owned housing would become a thing of the past. The cost of housing and financing housing would gradually be made so high that most people couldn't afford it. People who already owned their houses would be allowed to keep them but as years go by it would be more and more difficult for young people to buy a house. Young people would more and more become renters, particularly in apartments or condominiums. More and more unsold houses would stand vacant. People just couldn't buy them. But the cost of housing would not come down. You'd right away think, well the vacant house, the price would come down, the people would buy it. But there was some statement to the effect that the price would be held high even though there were many available so that free market places would not operate. People would not be able to buy these and gradually more and more of the population would be forced into small apartments. Small apartments which would not accommodate very many children. Then as the number of real home-owners diminished they would become a minority. There would be no sympathy for them from the majority who dwelled in the apartments and then these homes could be taken by increased taxes or other regulations that would be detrimental to home ownership and would be acceptable to the majority. Ultimately, people would be assigned where they would live and it would be common to have non-family members living with you. This by way of your not knowing just how far you could trust anybody. This would all be under the control of a central housing authority. Have this in mind in 1990 when they ask, "How many bedrooms in your house? How many bathrooms in your house? Do you have a finished game room?." This information is personal and is of no national interest to government under our existing Constitution. But you'll be asked those questions and decide how you want to respond to them.

- Some guy in 1970

>>6825104
>spoiled

y... you tooo

>>6822923
just buy a large size plot of land

>>6813057
4CHAN EXIT SCAM
4CHAN EXIT SCAM
4CHAN EXIT SCAM
Save your pepes

>>6813057
But where do you park your Lambo?

>>6815769
>thinking this growth is infinitely sustainable

>>6825343
I'm not even a burger desu senpai. Was just memeing. But thanks for the input

>We buy things we don't need
>With money we don't have
>To impress people we don't like


To me the point of amassing money is freedom. If you get lots of money and lock yourself into leases, mortgages, HOA dues and getting the newest gadgets, cars or fashions you're nothing but a hamster in a wheel

>>6825909
Why not strive to be rich enough to afford those things and not worry

>>6825608
>But there was some statement to the effect that the price would be held high even though there were many available so that free market places would not operate.

Makes absolutely no sense. Completely contradicts the concept of supply and demand. Property owners and developers rent out the apartments when they're unsold while they try to sell it.

More importantly, it's to the developer's disadvantage if they can't sell out the majority of the units of an apartment building.

The reason: if a developer owns a majority of the units of an apartment building, the individual apartment units are automatically deemed "unwarrantable" by lenders - prospective homeowners would have a hard time securing a loan from a traditional mortgage broker.

Result: lenders won't lend, homeowners won't buy, developer has to drop the price of the property. I'm looking at buying a new condo right now and it was deemed "unwarrantable" Price is dirt cheap because the developer owns most of the units. That developer is going to drop the price until they can sell the majority of units, period.

Also, I used to work for the Census going door-to-door (fucking awesome pay if you can get one of the gigs, easy as fuck and you can say you worked 5x as many hours as you did...) and the reason for the census questions isn't so that we can cram everyone into small shitty houses with strangers. It's for marketing data, public works projects, infrastructure development (like when they ask if you have internet in your house...no internet = more infrastructure and marketing pushed into that area).

>>6813057
it's a reddit version of a trailer. I could see living in a trailer park or living in a style of single family house cetered to small square footage (these have been very popular since at least the 1930s (bungalows, capes, ranches, etc.). The nu male tiny house fad makes me very angry actually. It's for people who have more money than sense and think they're too good for a trailer park

>>6824499
really? the girl living in the city doesn't even have you over to her apartment?

>>6825980
Are you fucking braindead? The guy predicted this in 1970 and all of it has already happened.
What the fuck are you talking about idiot?

>>6825980
>I used to work for the Census going door-to-door (fucking awesome pay if you can get one of the gigs, easy as fuck and you can say you worked 5x as many hours as you did...) and the reason for the census questions isn't so that we can cram everyone into small shitty houses with strangers. It's for marketing data, public works projects, infrastructure development (like when they ask if you have internet in your house...no internet = more infrastructure and marketing pushed into that area).
Oy Vey indeed

How low is your IQ? Do you think they're going to tell you what its for or what its pushing for? The guy made those comments in the 70's, everything he predicted is right and came true. Because you anecdotally worked wherever doing some dumb fuck pleb paper pushing job, you think if there was a conspiracy they'd tell you the scope of it? Get a grip guy, you're a nobody

All I know is, everything the guy said came true. And he said it in the 70's.

>>6813057
Looks like a prison desu

>>6813057
>>6813260
>>6813318
A tornado would rekt any for these babyhouses

>>6813057
Started thinking about cashing out and buying land when BTC hit $2500. My plan is to build an Earthship in the southwest that would completely minimize my cost of living and provide insurance against the collapse of society. I even toured some plots that were about $1k/acre, but those were useless with no water access (rainwater collection AND well-drilling being illegal). Plus, I realized that without a partner, I was designing a tomb, not a home.

>finally expanded pic after reading thread
nice cuckshed indeed

>>6825474
>Where's the kitchen? The bathroom?
Lack of running water is in a lot of these type of homes and they use composting toilets. They shit in a bucket and cover it with pine or something else to cover it, like an animal. I like that some states don’t give a shit about the size of your house but want you connected to utilities. It keeps the worst of the retards from shitting outside and possibly contaminating water supplies, if they live anywhere close to one.

>>6826123
don't live in an area with tornadoes then you gayass motherfucker

>>6825946
I can afford those things. I've become disillusioned with the rat race and I've been getting rid of them. I'm much happier and more free to do what I love now that I have less overhead, less bills, less taxes and less physical stuff to keep track of and worry about.

To each his own though. All the hamsters running in wheels is what keeps the economy moving along, so if that's your thing then have at it.

>>6813057
At this point you might as well just get a top-of-the-line RV or mobile survivalist camp. Then at least you can move around with it.

>>6826125
how's that supposed to work anyway, you find a lady, somehow she's in the idea of living in some fucked up scifi shithole (no offense I'm emulating the perspective of the average girl) and then you put all of the effort and resources for the both of you on the assumption that you would be less happier alone?
I could never do that desu

>>6826125
>rainwater collection
>illegal
What the hell? Why is this? And how do they enforce this?

>>6826125
>rainwater collection is illegal
Nevada?

>>6826123
Tornado would wreck most houses desu. Not like they build them out of stone very often

>>6826051
>conveniently overlooks the crux my post
I'm talking about UNWARRANTABLE HOUSING and the basic laws of SUPPLY and DEMAND

>6826051

No, not everything he said is true. Empty statements like "but t-there was s-some statement to the effect..." are blind conjecture.

Sorry - you're not being "forced into an apartment". You can get a fucking house outside of the city for dirt cheap. No one is forcing you to live like a rat. I know people that make a shitty living and still own a house. Yeah, you're not going to be living in the penthouse suite in the center of manhattan, but you can still own a house with a meager income.

>>6826415
>all personal anecdotes that only apply to him and people he knows
Yeah, learn how to argue or don't bother posting at all moron

>>6826473

None of my points have been disproven.

Go ahead - go on Trulia of Zillow and put in your income. You'll find thousands and thousands of houses that you can afford.

>>6825539
She can't stay awake forever.

>>6815444
>letting sluts into The Fortress of Solitude
You’re gonna have a bad time.

>>6813057
Just get an apartment at this point, Jesus.
That is a horrible cuckshed. Even a mobile trailer is better.

>>6813057
This is the dream, but one condition:
need fiber internet

>>6826282
>Why is this? And how do they enforce this?
This entire meme is based on a single court case where a lone faggot had built 10-20' fucking dams to divert the flow of creeks away from a river and into a 13MM gal series of reservoirs. It was ruled to be excessive, and he was shut down.

No one has ever been prosecuted for a few hundred, or even a few thousand gallon tank collecting water off their roof. Ever. It's always blatant kikery, as kikes do, stretching it to the absolute very limit of how much they can abuse something before crying shoah.