The Cheap House You Can Build In Your Own Backyard

But if I have a "back yard", I probably don't need a cheap house. Tss, tss.. another way for Americans to showoff?

Liar 40k? Then we’re told that it actually cost $120,000 to build.

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$120K? For a garage space?! I'm sorry. Just no.

Convert the garage and buy a carport. Problem solved.

It’s beautiful!

$120,000 to convert a garage!!!! There are big houses that price....maybe not in as nice a neighborhood/city though.

Beautiful

the uptalking drives me crazy.

You did a great job!

In my neighborhood, homeowners use their garage for storage. All cars are parked in the driveway!

Great i just need my own back yard now

$120,000 for the garage?

That garage conversion looks awesome, but is stupid as an investment

Great idea and great execution!

In most urban environments, parking is a substantial part of property value and often a requisite for permitting. Convert your garage but you must have parking, even if it means sacrificing your front or back yards.

I'm sorry but renting that home out for $2000, and then also having random people in your backyard because the owner BNB's your garage out is kinda weird. It is beautiful though.

I can't wait until it's no longer common for people to end every single sentence? Like it's a question?

Oh my Gosh...its not too elaborate. Its gorgeous. I love the entire thing. The brass fixtures are classy.

You are Beautiful, seriousl;, but, stop waving your hands around, and, you can shut-up, thank you; make-sense? DUH, do we have electrical or plumbing here?! NO, NOT IN YOUR BASKET 😮 😊

You are Wrong, Poser.. There's basically NOTHING about building a tiny housr on this totally-yuppie video. Your voice is completely irritating. Take a breath and get -human 😮 😅

Garage conversion suck. I stayed in a couple airbnb garage conversations:(

At 400 square feet it's illegal in California.
There so many solutions to the home crisis in the US sadly it's regulations and controls that are blocking affordable housing.

My mother bought what was once a summer cottage that had been upgraded to a four season home. It came with a detached building that was half auxiliary living space/storage and the other half of it was a car port. She has ample parking space that has some shelter to it so the car port wasn’t really necessary. But since it had a roof and a concrete pad she had it enclosed, had sky lights put in the roof and converted the space into her art studio. She is nearly done with her main living space renovations and is planning the renovations for the additional living space that is attached to what was the car port and is now her studio. The conversion is phenomenal. You’d never guess that it was once a car port. Our home has a large lot for a suburban home with no builds behind us. It has a large shed that was very well built. When we bought the property we absolutely included the possibility of converting that shed into auxiliary living space in the future. We are planning on turning it into office space (my husband works primarily from home) and guest quarters. The main house already had an in-law suite in the basement. That suite needs some updating as it has been used by our teenage sons since we have lived here but one of our sons works in the home building trades and would rather exchange his labour for staying here rather than spend a fortune on rent elsewhere. It’s definitely worth it to take your time (if you can) and find a property that has the possibility to expand it’s livable space especially if that additional space can bring in passive income, house your parents/adult children, and add value to your property. More municipalities are embracing these auxiliary spaces to help ease some of the high demand for housing. There are plenty of companies out there now that specialize in prefab tiny dwellings if you don’t have an existing building that could be made fit for purpose.

One thing I came to a conclusion.. never live in California!! Over priced !!

Only 620 thousand dollars? ONLY?? 💀 Get out. For a 800 sqft home that is absurd

airbnb is a scam

This girl has great taste

Homes in Tampa look like this too!

The homes are very over priced.

120.000 is Not Cheep

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900k for a 100 year old house? :) That's crazy, you can buy a mansion in many other parts of the States.

This is a big bull shit.

I wouldn't buy in Seattle. Too many drugged out homeless.

$120 Grande? Clearly they didn't do any of the work themselves?
You could save like 100K if you do it yourself l!

Nice place. Your statements sounds like questions when you use that communication tool termed "up speak". Make the user sound unsure of what they are saying . Nice house!!

I love shoreline / Edmonds

Okay but how do I build an affordable backyard?

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$336,000 + Garage

House Reno: $50,000
Rent: $2,000 / month
ROI: 25 months / 2 Years

Garage Reno: $120,000
Rent: $2,500 / month
ROI: 48 Months / 4 Years

Love it. Love those kitchen hanging lights where to get them I want them

Once again people with a bunch of money making even MORE money 💪

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Nuckin' futz. Seattle... enough said.

AirBB is evil. It’s killing the real estate market for regular folks.