5 Jaw-Dropping Home Builds Under $100k That Can Change Your Life

[@ClarkeGriffiny7]

Don't have a job = can't afford housing. Have a job = can't afford housing. So why have a job?

[@TinaJames222]

I’m closing in on my retirement and I’d like to move from Regina to a warmer climate, but the prices on homes are stupidly ridiculous and Mortgage prices has been skyrocketing on a roll(currently over 7%) do I just invest my spare cash into stock and wait for a housing crash or should I go ahead to buy a home anyways?

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Thanks, I just googled her and I'm really impressed with her credentials; I reached out to her since I need all the assistance I can get.

[@murphdoesit]

I have 35 acres with 3 sheds we are converting to awesome tiny homes. Near mountain bike park and rivers for float trips. It’s so rewarding to build and can’t wait to cash flow these babies

[@KaiAndrew]

Nice! Post it on my channel when it’s done p

[@paulchase451]

land cost plus + septic and grading puts you in at around 30 - 50k I'm finding it very hard to do under 100k right now but am getting close at 115 - 120k and I'm outsourcing a lot of the contracting so its definitely possible to do under 100k if you do the work yourself.

[@KaiAndrew]

Yeah, the land and utilities are always a big money sink. Glad to see your numbers are coming in the ballpark though!

[@kfx216]

I'm relatively experienced with building/renovating, and your pros/cons are spot on. Including for containers, even though I'm container ugh. If you have knowledge of building, always cheaper to go that route, but if time or experience are issues, your other recos (well, not containers - too many issues to address) are great for a first time builder. Also, costs are always a problem when building, so a prefab helps somewhat with that.

[@user-om4qe5tz3c]

Crazy, I stayed at the first one a year ago, and it made me want to build a tiny house

[@joeywhittle44]

So I listened to this video at half speed and it sounded like Kai was drunk as hell and was pretty entertaining. Also, thanks for the helpful video!

[@KaiAndrew]

lol

[@damiandsmusicjunkie9335]

We're currently in the process of buying a geo dome for FT residency. Good to know about the heat. Especially for a cook like me! Need to be sure we can cool it down.

[@nickmehl1465]

Just wondering, Kai, have you ever considered building a Quonset hut? The shell is cheap and it’s kinda cool and quirky, a little like an A-frame in that regard.

[@alexanderpitman9433]

If you want a big home for under $100K, then look into repurposing a grain bin. There are grain bin houses out there (1500-2000 sqft) that have been built for under $100K.

[@KaiAndrew]

Oh yeah, that’s definitely another option.

[@jaelisKU]

been binging your videos and your channel is awesome! Super informative and interesting

[@KaiAndrew]

Awesome! Glad you’re liking the channel :)

[@papagreco]

My man Kai, what about the historic Yurt? Highly functional and I believe you can definitely get below $100k for a full build out.

[@KaiAndrew]

Yeah, that’s definitely an option. I’d group that into the geodome category.

[@GyreManagement]

Hi Kai i have slope land and the city applied a restriction to build. Any suggestions?

[@KaiAndrew]

Yeah, you’ll need to hire a geotechnical engineer to get a land study done.

[@deannabarnes3771]

You're amazing, Kai. We have the same favorites for home builds.

[@KaiAndrew]

Ha thanks. You have good taste then ;)

[@deannabarnes3771]

@@KaiAndrew You bet, for sure!

[@vladyslavbudichenko77]

Great video, thanks! When you mentioned an equity only for "tiny home on foundation" does it mean there is no equity creation for other types of glamping buildings?

[@lightleaker7045]

Seems to me it would be more cost effective to stick build and then trim and side with the same metal they use on containers.

[@phillhart2990]

Really enjoyed this! Great stuff, great ideas.

[@robbioe]

Thank you man, this is what I was exactly looking for

[@KaiAndrew]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JessiJohnson1]

What does your course cost?

[@sam.lozano]

Hi, do you have an affiliate program?

[@Torvull]

What was the plans or name of the home style of the home at 10:05 the one with the hot tub and xmas lights?

[@getinthespace7715]

The A Frame seems like the cheapest possible exterior build, roof eliminates half the walls. Some of the kit A frames are obscenely expensive though. You could do it yourself for half the cost of just the kit materials.

[@chrisw3421]

Please, do a video.telling me how someone makes $80k/yr from renting out a shed!

[@leosantojo1148]

Is that A-frame from the thumbnail a real home or is it just an AI image? If it's real where can I see more of it, maybe the floor plans? Thx

[@krustycreme1093]

That first place is AWFUL! Why would anyone want to go and stay in a place with a high fence around it where they couldnt see anything? Ughh!

[@ThePreacherman9]

If someone wanted to make a japense style home in america is it possible to do this with 300,000?

[@KaiAndrew]

Sure. Depends where, size, quality and who is doing the work.

[@iammobenal]

Kai love your content bro

[@cookingwithsquatch]

noice, and nice and nize, but my community is better

[@ThoneJones]

Are you trying to train your ears to not stick out? That looks really weird and uncomfortable. I don’t get it.