SHED TO HOUSE - Finished 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom

[@SaltwaterMom3]

I understand people saying these cost more, but they do all the work for you. Insulation, upgraded windows, pre-wired switches and outlets, nice cabinets… it takes all the diy work out of it and you can hook up and move right in. I love the simplicity and the quality craftsmanship.

[@TheCrockers]

Thank you for having a brain and using it haha these people complain just can't understand

[@daraderek]

Ok but for this price of this why not just purchase a single wide trailer with complete HVAC and walk-in closet beautiful spacious kitchens two bathrooms. With Way more bang for your buck.

[@The_Fit_ness_monster]

@@daraderek bc it’s a trailer.

[@kimael_in_real_life]

@@daraderek because everybody doesn’t want that 🤷🏻‍♀️ just because some ppl prefer it doesn’t mean everyone should.

[@MsMaurice23]

How much does it cost for the two bedroom one with a back porch. Can I get a ballpark number??

[@Lilmiket1000]

Man, I'm searching for a way to live my dreams on some land somewhere. All these living structures are too expensive though. Best I've seen so far was like the 2 story shed at home depot/ lowes for around 8k to 10k. Life has to be about more than working your ass off to pay for an overpriced house and overpriced education. I'm trying to work lightly to enjoy my life. not work my ass off with a full time and part-time to barely survive life.

[@irailmygirlfriendeverynigh1416]

Lakario Davis i agree lol

[@JW-wp3yh]

Meee too man me too, Ben looking at those same 2 story’s

[@HatersWorld]

right on

[@mariahbenson9258]

Forklift driver.

[@allistermcbreen7121]

That is my goal, I’m looking into buying land, there is a lot of land out in Arizona for like under 1000. Once I gets the land, I want to save for the next 5 years building as I go.

[@treysgranty5643]

This is what made me buy my shed and turn it into my tiny house. Still working on it. I’ve watched this a time or two. ❤️from Tennessee!!!

[@DianeHasHopeInChrist]

I'm getting ready to relocate back to New Tazewell, TN. Once there, I'm going to look into shed to tiny house living situation. I'm originally from Orlando, FL....lived all over while travel nursing.....right now, I live in SE Idaho.....but want to live near my sisters.

[@beckyecklund5252]

Hang in there you'll finish soon

[@fluffyspark798]

How is it going?

[@treysgranty5643]

My flooring is down!! Yay!!!

[@johnmcaleese8459]

Tennessee is a great state. Worked about 3 months 2x down in Dyersburg. Great people. They told me "You'll be ok, just keep your mouth shut" (I'm from Philly) LOL. I love Pa. but thinking about sliding down there for my last 1/4 of my life. I'm 57 and recently disabled from a work accident. Just got news today that I am awarded back pay and $3,000 a month till I'm dead. Hallelujah !!!!! I just need a small place near a trout stream, room for my guitars and I'm good!!

[@nancyl3843]

I really like this model. No tackiness, no pathetic decorating--just quality building. Decent price as well.

[@boohooter969]

What did he say was the cost of this

[@barbaracox6288]

we bought 1 acre undeveloped cleared enough to put 12x36 shed and did all the work ourselves. Shed was $9500 we had them run electrical throughout. $2500 in materials and $3000 for an off the grid solar system. $54k is a little much for tiny house living especially if you are looking to minimize expenses.

[@brookeeyherabide4081]

Please make a video on this!!!!! You sound like you have so much wisdom to share!!!! I want to do this but do not have any experience!

[@JohnBurns-j2c]

As a Master Elec.myself, l agree. I am a Cheap SOB so l want to live Debt Free and as low per month as l Can. $9,500 for the Shed, on 8" block, Either Crawl Space ir Even a Basement or Storm Shelter too. Total Cost for the Works should not be more than $30k. Including Appliances and Fixtures. Land is Extra of Course!

[@shadboy]

i'M THINKING OF DOING THIS maybe a half acre and same size trailer--i'm a single senior !!!!!!!!!!--Do they sell these in florida ??

[@alfrdup]

Well done 👍

[@JohnBurns-j2c]

Well, l bet they Do! Derksen or Tuff Shed or the Company in Texas(Midland) or (Odessa). They make and Ship all Over USA

[@jennifermcdaniel2446]

Love, love, love it. Finally 2 bedrooms and no lofts. TFS

[@Anti-democratChick]

Facts

[@djack2058]

🤣🤣🤣

[@MsChaCha-45]

Small bedrooms

[@lorrainehilgendorf2165]

Exactly this is what we've been looking for

[@rsuriyop]

I don't see why lofts are so bad, unless it's only the only space available to put in a bed or mattress. Otherwise, they would serve well as an extra storage area to keep bigger things in.

[@joshspaete1827]

At $54k I could honestly see myself in a place like this. Great pricing and the perfect home for a bachelor like me.

[@StackBundle]

That was 54k before covid. Probably closer to 100k now. Still not the worst value "house" but I highly doubt the price is still even close to 54k.

[@marthabenner6528]

If you move the second bedroom up against the wall of the master bedroom, sharing the closet between them, an adding recessed shelving. You could move the living room up against the kitchen and then take out the wall from the kitchen making a great room with an island, which means you could turn most of the cupboards to floor to ceiling cabinets. Add in an extra toilet, just the toilet and sink. And since the hallway would be longer, you could give the water heater its own little cubicle and move it out to near where the washer and dryer would be. Putting a linen closet where the heater used to be, with a door to the hall. And that little corner cabinet counter could be turned into one entire floor to ceiling corner cabinet, because that counter space below the cabinet is just wasted space, and a junk zone.

[@MiskimVeniceJohnson]

👍 nice

[@DeanaMincy]

❤

[@Psalm_27.4]

@marthabenner6528 You sound very experienced. Would love to see your vision built out! 🥰

[@lisahall1989]

Thank you for your expertise.

[@tracytotty8954]

Where would the washer and dryer go?

[@blackberrylady6025]

Better than a $200,000 house payment....💯💯👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

[@ForyeaHLM]

Right I just paid my house off I use it pay 250,000 a month rent isn’t even that much I is use to rent this house it was only 60 dollars a month 3 bed 2 bath nice big kitchen,living and dinning room on wash room to then I bought me a house and I’m going bank broke paying mortgage.

[@gasbaby200]

No ca

[@5222k]

Funny how people can’t let go of that “but my house is bigger than yours” disease. So they overbuy a McMansion to impress people who don’t even like them anyway. It’s so nice to be awake and not care about those things isn’t it!

[@GoddessOfLightMagee]

@@5222k Amen

[@Natedawg2025]

Right 💯

[@gracielaleon4543]

1 bedroom? I love it.Thank you.

[@brittanyb5942]

I think it's well worth the price! I don't know why people are complaining 🙄

[@perpetualmotion8090]

I don't know why they're complaining either. The cost of homes even park models, tiny homes, manufactured homes, modular homes, prefab homes, barndominiums, log homes, shipping container homes and shed to house conversions are totally and completely insane and out of reach of ordinary people just trying to improve our situation and trying to get out of apartments and into home ownership. I'm a single retired woman and this would be my first (and last) home and could care less if it depreciates. After I'm gone, it can disintegrate for all I care. I just need a home now and wish I could get this home for $55K, but the problem also is finding affordable unrestricted land to put it on. Just a small sliver of land to put this beautiful home on is either non-existent or outrageously over priced. This whole situation is very depressing.

[@amandapierce9848]

They're more expensive with them adding your electric, plumbing, and all of the finishes of a home + labor. Buying the building unfurnished and without installation and all the other things, is cost effective and you can purchase the things you need to make it a home, because they offer payment plans for the buildings. Either option is great!!!

[@springbrown9769]

That's my plan.

[@CMGgirl721]

I love this home,I could see myself living in it. I would had a dishwasher. ❤

[@tintedturtle1982]

We have mini splits in our house and it saved us over 150.00 a month and we could keep it lower than when we had the central ac set at and the heat is so good, unlike the central air unit heat!!

[@ms.fortune2957]

YO I did NOT think it was possible to get 2 bedrooms in a 16x40.....WOW Only thing missing is ample space for a pantry & linen closet! WOW This is still really really cool how they designed this floor plan! LOVE IT!

[@garyclark6427]

Regarding the windows, you may want to check for the size to comply with any building code. I worked for a lumber company, and our Anderson Window catalog had a a caption for some windows that they were not for sale for a bedroom. The reason for this is the window needs to be large enough for an egress in the event of a fire.

[@retroredo9850]

my state Calif has exact measurement and height from floors for bedroom windows especially new housing. 70s homes in this state wouldnt be allowed built the way they are now.

[@brookenigh]

Someone else caught this too; nice! I'm a Realtor in Indiana and in my state the windows must be 4' minimum to be classified as a 'legal' bedroom. They could still use and sell this as a home but it would be required to be a 0 bedroom home and appraisal would base it against other "studio" style homes.

[@Cookie-sf6fs]

I like that kitchen - the natural wood color- great little house !!!! You did a great job also with the walkthrough

[@lorrainehilgendorf2165]

Some states and counties won't let you put one on your property.. They zone them out unless your grandfathered in ... Make shure before you buy But I wonder if you can put other things like sliding glass windows

[@maricarbo]

It is a beautiful layout either for a young couple starting out, or for a senior who needs to downsize.

[@veedavis2642]

Im a senior ❤I love this $55,000 is a lil pricey tho❤Its Beautiful lots of room

[@alexfreer8892]

I’m still re watching old videos Jason. This is the most popular one you have done so far 💕🇬🇧☝️

[@guyh.4553]

Nice! Better than a "tiny home", depending on the square feet. Not sure if I like the corrugated metal ceiling and would rather have propane gas & a flash water heater instead. But thats me. Thanks tons!

[@nancywilliams7997]

We bought a 16x40 from lonestar. The radiant barrier has caused us a problem. You cannot put insulation in front of it in the interior because it will cause mold and mildew in Texas weather. It also has to be open so the heat has a place to go so you have to get it vented some how and then just put up would walls. We decided on the 1/2 inch plywood and then shiplap over it. The radiant barrier has to be able to breath and vented to the roof so the heat can go out. In the winter it rains inside the house so we are hoping this will take care of the problem but, do not know yet. If we had it to do over we would not have had the radiant barrier installed just plywood everywhere. With the radiant barrier there needs to be a sheathing that is put up on the exterior walls. That was not done. Good luck. Look into this problem before you purchase one. They could have told us about it before hand knowing we where turning this into a cabin. They did not and have spoken with a couple of builders and this has created a big problem for us.

[@saran.4001]

Good job, you gave an excellent tour. House is great, I would put a back door in as people have commented. A stackable w/d would be good so you can have a closet in there for laundry, vacuums, etc. But no wasted space here. I would put a shallow bookcase with doors or open in the kitchen by the wall for a pantry. And a porch on the front, enclosed for coats, boots, etc. Thanks for putting an operational window in the bathroom, very important. Otherwise, a great little place. Oh, and you will pay $5 per day in the south for a/c. I do love this.

[@retroredo9850]

The way the water inlets are situated on side wall it seems to me its only for a stackable.

[@sharonselvey5030]

Gee, this little house is just what I really need for me and my Daughter and I could give my Mom my bedroom and I could sleep on the couch and still be happy with this little house.

[@BubbyParker-k1q]

I feel you on that one.❤

[@JohnBurns-j2c]

Yes, if l didn't live in a 16'x86' Mobil, l would opt.for a 16'x54' or Even a 18'x60', l then would do a 16'x40'.ya

[@chrissnyder5584]

I REALLY liked that model! Thanks for sharing. Now my wheels are turning!

[@afropress]

I know right?!!

[@user-up2ov6gc6z]

Who else believes that you could easily build some like this

[@InfernosReaper]

Dude, I am physically handicapped and I still think I can do it with a little help on the lifting. There are a lot of tools that make putting one of these together easy and a lot of shed kits out there. For about $6k around here, one can buy two 12x20ft shed kits and stick them together end to end for a 12x40ft. Other kits exist as well. Hell, even buying a kit, paying someone to assemble it, then filling in the inside yourself is significantly cheaper than buying the fully done prefabs I've been seeing a lot lately. Part of that's labor and part of that's in not buying stupid materials like corrugated steel ceilings and OSB with a radiant barrier that does absolutely nothing because it's making direct contact with another piece of material.

[@wvbonbonqueen]

I have to agree with all of you about the price being high, but... go to a store, Lowe's, HomeDepot, and start pricing all the things that it takes to build a building like this, you will be amazed at how much those finished things that are in this building costs. Then... factor in the cost of having to hire someone to do the work, or even to hire someone to help you build this building. I do not work for the people who build these nor am I looking to buy one either. lol

[@hell-sol5240]

Be a piece of cake. And wouldn't cost a quarter what he's trying to sell it for

[@lilboyisgood7050]

This will work for the American people who wants a wonderful life for their families!

[@lilboyisgood7050]

There is buildings one's already to be lived in just have land.

[@marymclendon4344]

Gosh!! That is really great. I could totally see myself with a home like that. However I don't have any land too put it on. And its expensive too dig for water and septic tank.

[@christophermcallister3220]

A decked out 16x80 is about 60 to 70 thousand for single wide with fireplace 3 bedrooms 2 baths and washer room

[@stevelangland3924]

I definitely would want a second door out of the home for safety in case of fire

[@caroljackson4093]

Lawn Bear Yes, but my first choice would be French doors.

[@Barthaneous34]

You don't jump out of Windows like in the movies? Head first?

[@johnterwilliger164]

Out the window

[@svetilukaanenocvestica8990]

In case of fire you can go through the wall.

[@chadwhitfield6946]

Yes, you can't legally live in this house in most areas.

[@lovemewhite3939]

I love it 💖💖💖 love the window is in the kitchen. And and a full shower 🚿 tub yes..

[@DFDuck55]

They seem to be very well thought out. I would get lost in something that big. I've lived most my life in tents, sheds, vans, trailers, or just under a tree. Last time I lived in an actual house was about 40 years ago.

[@blazonshotty7919]

Your truly one of the last who can lay claim to this incredible feat!! I too grew up in small tents , sheds , no power , running water , wood heating , it was a hard scrabble life .....but ohhhh to have yhe freedom , opportunity and knowledge to do it again , I would drop my square box in a filthy city in a heart beat!!

[@kimgow7671]

Why? I know a guy like this bc he didnt want to work, I dnt k o w if that's why

[@misshurricanetoyaisback]

I envy you

[@jewelstime3618]

You still need to buy some land for it. Not sure about a slab for it. They have to set up the land with water, gas, and electricty. If you want internet and cable tv then they have to get that all ready too. You might want a driveway or a garage. After all that is said and done, you maybe looking at a lot more money spent. What if you want a small basement too for more storage? The list could go on and on and the price higher and higher. People used to think a modular home was a good buy until they found out they needed a lot of stuff i just mentioned. Most people probably decided to just buy a house that already exists.

[@sharonarrendale2724]

That is very nice. I live in Georgia & don't know of anyone doing anything like this.

[@jimsetzer9132]

Love the tiny house. Love the video..He don't spend half the video showing the outside from every angle (Twice) and i love that.

[@frandegroat7943]

Looks great , except I really detest the metal ceilings . Metal in a bathroom ?

[@BEV0323]

Yeah, I didn't care for that, either.

[@michaelbrown497]

Will be rusty in no time

[@annapacatang5079]

There's no run off, if you see the pattern of the metal. I guess it never rains or snows in Texas! If anything, they need to insulate the ceilings where the metal roofs are. That will cost another $20,000...🤔

[@billrusk4944]

Those corner units are called lazy Susans

[@wandaschmitz4775]

This is well laid out planned home. It is very nice!

[@bookwormidaho321]

I'm loving this layout, the only thing I would change is shuffling around the kitchen and bedroom to make the kitchen a little more open.

[@valhaslam550]

My dad has been trying to convince me to buy some land and build a shed to house and this one is really nice

[@dannydanbo58]

Thanks for the tour. I could see myself living in a shed house like this. I would change a thing or two. Love the corner Lazy Susans. I would change the natural wood cabinets to a soft heather green to add some color. I'm not into too much wood, even in a cabin. I would move the door to the bedroom by the kitchen further down and make it a pocket door. This would be my office. Then create a pantry where the bedroom door is located now. Also extend the bedroom closet to meet the pantry corner. I would like the breaker box on the opposite wall where the water heater is. If needed, you could thicken that wall. This would allow cabinets above the washer/dryer for more storage. I would prefer a walk-in shower rather than a tub. As there is no room for storage in the bathroom, storage in the laundry is important. I would prefer sheet rock walls to paint rather than paneling. I like the vaulted ceilings. Lastly, I would have someone add a full-length deck about ten feet wide to the front for a great place to hang out or entertain. You look like Tyler Posey. Say hi to the wolf pack.

[@madampolo]

Don't expect this cabin to last long. The first thing you must do is to paint the exterior with high-quality paint. The paint they use is cheap. Each year, inspect the outside thoroughly for rotting boards and repair. Make sure you have a good foundation or it will sink and become out of level. We spent $80K on two buildings 13 years ago. They are in sad shape now because we didn't do what I suggest doing. I think this cabin would make a good backwoods cabin for weekend use. I'd measure before buying appliances as there doesn't appear to be much room.

[@4philipp]

Joyce T if they at least did a bit of roof overhang that would be a bonus.

[@nikkimcdonald4562]

Well sheds really aren't built to last , or to be lived in. So don't be surprised when your 55k investment falls apart.

[@danalimbocker7210]

Very helpful....video...love...all the info

[@fancybrooks3156]

Lone Star Shed should be paying you guys for these reviews. This is a very nice cabin; very well laid out. I WOULD want a back door, though, and for the water heater to be out of the master bedroom closet.

[@teresabasinger5965]

The hot water heater in the bedroom closet wasn't a good idea.

[@patriciarussell7487]

I live in moble home,and they put it in my closet.Was fun for repairman to reach when I needed a new one!

[@m.mickeypayne9811]

My roommate is moving to Texas. I'll forward it to her. Thanks for the video! 😁

[@LarryParamedic1]

Great information. I'm getting close to my late 50's and alone, retirement is just a few years away. This could be a nice option as I do plan to relocate. Thanks.

[@TheWitchofWhiteTailHollow]

I moved a 12x24 onto my property and use it for camping (bears, coyotes). Retirement is right around the corner

[@nicarivera83]

I agree! those mini splits are amazing, my tiny house is 16 x 31.

[@perpetualmotion8090]

The mini splits are so ugly and hideous! I would want the units to be worked into the wall somehow, not completely though, I know there has to be some protrusion for the unit to work property.

[@marksettles6695]

Not to argue but the way the washer dryer area is its set up for a stackable unit. Se alot of them in tiny homes.

[@ginw1728]

Closets should be pockets, saves space. TUB - ugh so much water. Glad I saw this. Now we will need to get 2 - back to back.

[@leann4925]

Awesome video. If you didn't need a second bedroom a person could use the one by the kitchen as an office, craft or sewing room. Now for my self I would want a dishwasher area and a back door for access to a garden or outdoor area. But do like how they build there buildings. Jason you make a great salesman. Thanks!

[@coraguice4928]

Their not There buildings. Please proofread your comments before posting them. Thank you Cora Guice

[@CavanalK5]

Cora Guice 📝🚓

[@sunshineklow1224]

@@coraguice4928 If I stopped and corrected every spelling (and grammar) error I read, I'd spend all day doing just that. I'm AR about incorrect spelling, but I've learned that I just have to overlook misspelled words. Just sayin'!

[@henryedwards4949]

Leann 49 henry

[@nellmarie98]

For God's sake, Cora. This is NOT your grammar class. No one cares about that anymore. When spell check and grammarly regularly changing words, spelling etc. and the text short hand people use anymore, no one cares about this crap. Want to correct people's grammar and spelling, go teach. But in the real world, it doesn't matter, unless your JOB requires perfect grammar.

[@bracedh3722]

Bought one and finished it out myself...16x44 delux shed with gable in northeast Missouri. Total cost was $42k. Problem with mini split systems...occasionally we get cold enough to reach its cold limit and it'll no-longer heat. Went with tankless hot water heater. Made mine into a three bedroom (two 7x10s on one end). Am going to add a smaller one with a porch to the side gable next spring...

[@babynieve9612]

Where did you buy the shed

[@leannadelone5696]

Thank you. I love that you conclude the video emphasizing that there are options for living debt free and to "go live your dream". Excellent!!

[@TheRealWattLife]

You can never live debt free

[@Micah-6.8]

I like many of the concepts here but would change some things. Glad to know they are customizable.

[@insidedadshead9691]

That’s 84 bucks a foot. Factor in land, set up and utilities and that’s not cheap living at all. I also call bogus on $45 month A/C bill.

[@cloverdoll1228]

Exactly! We bought an 18 x 60 3 bedroom 2 bath, 7 year old trailer (mobile home/manufactured home... whatever you want to call it) for $24k and my kitchen is HUGE compared to this one shown. This shed looks very nice but I wouldn't pay over 18k for it brand new and that's being generous.

[@davidtrueslayor7474]

Ok so whats a better deal ? Because I like this a lot better than those park models that's are 12-14 ft wide and lofts you have to crawl in, that are $20K more but hey im all for a better deal, Now you cant compare a used trailer I mean you can look all over and get deals on other peoples stuff but new that's different.

[@insidedadshead9691]

Well, you’d have over $100 a square foot by the time you were all done and moved in. That’s roughly the cost of construction fora new home in a lot of parts of the country. Buying a spec home would be a better deal. That’s just my opinion.

[@nikkimcdonald4562]

You get what you pay for..you buy a shed , you get a shed

[@davidtrueslayor7474]

Thats a good point, a shed is not a house or even a trailer its a shed, now there are circumstances where it can be a viable option but its not a replacement for a home.

[@countryexplorerlady916]

You can make an extra bedroom and make a dinning room, so you can add an extra door for safety reason. My brothers does this to mobile homes that just have one way to get out.

[@CmonHomesteading]

LET'S Get that million C'Mon with the MILLION C'mon!!

[@boyinblue.]

One of those bedrooms would make a great art studio, I really like this setup honestly.

[@dlou3264]

That cabin looks so good!

[@memyself4431]

I would have to have a wrap around deck that is pretty big for outdoor space for cooking and gathering etc I would like to spend time outdoors with the option of having a home

[@WithoutSaid]

Good review. Thank you bro! This is exactly the setup I'm looking for.

[@mysticmeadowshomestead6209]

Just an observation. A lot of street noise on his way in, but once inside - no noise, so those windows are probably double-glazed, which helps with insulation. Most who want one of these are pretty far out and away from city traffic noises, but still an important feature.

[@Sean72_]

I love it! I'm definitely going to get me a 16X40 shed to home on my land.

[@650tonyd]

These are good for mini vacation rentals like air bnb.

[@lilboyisgood7050]

Yes! These places of planning can change lives!

[@basic55]

I would NOT put the water heater in the main closet!! Fire hazard as well as it will give off a lot of heat !! Your clothes won’t like that.

[@zeyrahlee8864]

Very inspiring house plan. Hi ... I am from Malaysia. I really like the house plan as an example for the house that will be built soon. Thank you for giving me a beautiful idea.😊😊💕💕

[@yours.truly.bobbi.j]

This is what I plan to do very soon. Sell my home and move into one of these!

[@GeraldWilhelmBradenComposer]

This is a perfect "starter" home for a couple, or couple with maybe 2 small children. The price is a bit steep for the size, though it is coming pre-built, with all the wiring, plumbing, heat and AC, water heater,...etc. You can buy a small piece of land, lay a concrete slab, and then hook up to the city power, water, and gas, and you're ready to go. I would probably lay a larger concrete slab, so that you could add a garage, and maybe a few small extra rooms in the future. I'm assuming the breaker box is a standard 200 amp, so you can add extra breakers.

[@retroredo9850]

Not for southern cali. Im collecting prices to build less square footage than that as free standing or add to a small building and my quotes are $125K to $250K

[@joannachapatful]

This is mi dream with my husband my 2 girls !!

[@christophermcallister3220]

Probably could cut cost using two 40 ft shipping containers put together like double wide same sq ft line inner walls cut top and Angle metal up for high ceilings cut out metal for windows and doors put flooring and different paneling and foam in inner walls

[@debbiee6535]

Not bad, looks like what I been looking for.

[@sharonducci7089]

That’s pretty nice but I’m not sure how it would hold up in north west or north east Connecticut we have pretty cold winters

[@bobbywright2100]

55 thousand he’s got to be high on something. You can buy a mobile home and has more square feet for that!!!!! They smokin crack

[@windmuser]

I agree.

[@InfernosReaper]

I don't think it's a terrible price for what's in it, but that's the key part, though, what's in it. There are much more affordable materials that can be used to build a shed and a more efficient floor plan can get you better bang for the buck on the space.

[@Foreverenpointe]

That's also the PRE-Tax price...

[@ChillingWithMel22]

Mobile homes depreciate in value this does not!!!

[@InfernosReaper]

@@ChillingWithMel22 But it probably should, since plumbing degrades, the structure weathers, and wiring loses some of its conductive properties over time. That's why I don't get how people get away with selling superficial remodels at new house prices. I guess too many people in the market just don't know the basics...

[@valeriestewart1578]

Great deal.....just don't like that you have to enter MBedroom for the bathroom. Other then that....Perfect for me! TY for sharing....

[@WayneWatson1]

I don't care for sheet rock. Give me wood. What they used would be ok. That's a nice layout. Would be good for you and Jaylena, the layout. Use one bedroom as an editing room/studio. I would go with a tankless waterheater.

[@DFDuck55]

I love a good typo :>

[@terrigold3152]

The water heater is in a closet in a bedroom . And the washer and dryer is right where you have to look at it in the hall in front of the bathroom. 👎

[@JennRFL16]

Love these types of videos since I’m looking into a shed to house. Thank you for taking the time to make videos like this

[@abrokenandacontriteheart1308]

Yes me too! Probably not too expensive. But you could jump out a window keep a ladder. But I guess people that are disabled definitely need another door. Hmmm I wonder why they dont have another door.

[@abrokenandacontriteheart1308]

I still love this. Great price.

[@valerietromble581]

54 thousand plus you have the lot septic water line well ect still is not a bargain

[@afropress]

I like this house!! Everything ready to go!! I can do this😳

[@EagleArrow]

Nice finishes and doors! This is better insulated than my way over priced home.

[@Bunefoo401]

Is $55,000 a reasonable price for a 2BR shed to house building? Seems a bit high, but I haven’t been shopping for one

[@chaseware3181]

No, I am building my own house 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on 6 acres of land for 111,000 dollars.

[@jaket8947]

Lol, no.

[@bartmcgee4669]

Lyric Country not sure about them exposed metal roofs in it either. no adequate insulation and the condensation water droplets will be the size of marbles. not well thought out.

[@MTknitter22]

Greg Potter Yes - very cheap materials so pretty expensive for this

[@haveaniceday7767]

You can buy a20 x50 in Houston for 26k. Go to repurpose store for interrior

[@elizabethburns9194]

Except in my county you can't do anything alternative no mini houses, no alternative heating source. I would have to move away from all my family to do something like this. That in itself make this to costly.

[@Cam-wi3tp]

one of the nicest shed homes i have seen,price comparable to mobile home but the quality far exceeds anything a trailer has

[@ericnorthman9410]

Corrugated ceiling inside ? In the bathroom maybe - nowhere else inside

[@kathybadalamenti5600]

I love this! I would buy it next year! Please tell me the price!

[@natedavis1567]

I'm so happy that ya'll do these videos because housing cost is stupid high. Austin area is the craziest thanks keep it going.

[@humblewarrior6585]

Pretty cool little home. After a few tweaks to my liking we'd be good to go. I Love those doors and trim !!!

[@sherryholt9936]

I like to have one where are you located at

[@tonyagray5976]

I really like that. Perfect size for me. I could definitely see anyone using this nicely

[@denises.8203]

I'm loving this,can it be lifted up higher from the ground and can it stand up to high winds.

[@aprildelacerda4257]

Denise Sartin , I have same questions!

[@misamisa2677]

Denise Sartin winds it is like a trailer in hurricane not safe

[@danz409]

im starting with a 14x24 until i demo my old trailer. but this defiantly looks like a worthy replacement for the primary home!

[@galicsmile]

I thought that legally it is required to have a second exit/entrance for safety.

[@chaseware3181]

Well they can go against that because it is still considered a shed and I guess since it has so many windows it's fine but. I also agree with you.

[@daby8399]

Yeah and if anybody ever were to say anything to you you would literally have to knock out a wall and build one yourself

[@Noodlepunk]

You make be able to have them put on in. A lot of these shed places will redo the floor plan for you.

[@lisay5450]

Thats where the codes get sticky w these buildings. A shed doesn't require a 2nd exit...however a residential building does. This is what kills pple when they buy these and set them on a piece of land they have and choose to live in them. Once their city or county sees what they're doing...all hell breaks loose! Its not only for code compliance but for the owners safety as well...so people have to really use due diligence before buying one of these for a home.

[@LarryShinnEsq]

I'd guess that one or more of the windows are exit windows.

[@debralazaro5644]

Wow bigger than the 1 bedrm I live in want out of my place and go tiny I love it good job

[@Katelyngameing1990]

It needs a second door for evac

[@lisay5450]

Its not a legal dwelling without a 2nd door. You'd have to rework the layout and install a 2nd door for it to be legal in most states. This is the same concept for why living in a camper is considered illegal...even though ALL campers have multiple escape windows.

[@shirlymullis1699]

Are they built to meet code. Most states have requirements for these sheds.

[@canthide207]

This is a GREAT price for a two bedroom HOME.

[@freebird7625]

Awesome little home! Thanks, you gave good info on this cute home.

[@mpatmack77]

Reasonable price for the home, but you have to buy a piece of land to put it on. Factor in the utility setup and you will also have to pour a slab also. You're talking all total, a little less than 100k

[@heathers787]

Is wild to see you guys on KZbin! Love your channel!

[@davidcook5705]

It ain't finished until until it has a big covered front porch!

[@marilynfdavis891]

Hallelujah!!!! Glory to God!! You deserve it!!

[@valerietromble581]

Plus your electric and gas

[@mikebtrfld1705]

I lived in a 12X60 singlewide for many years.

[@Avacarho]

Nice cabin, but it should have a tankless water heater to save space. I’d want a dishwasher in mine as I love cooking, but hate washing dishes.