Are we BUYING a cabin, Tiny Home, Park Model? 

That’s a good idea. I would leave out the furniture also

Great idea.

Could also make the bunch bed area a huge closet!

Nice!!! Thanks

Good to know, thanks!

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NP, thanks for watching!

Thanks for your input! Those bees are definitely something to think about.

Yes I seen these yrs ago when my husband & I would rent a cabin in the smokies those wood bees destroying the house crazy thing

Cool! Glad you liked it

Right on, thanks!

Thank you and thanks for watching!

Cool!

Yes!

It’s getting harder and harder to find some land. People are so fed up with everything, they’re all getting back to basics

Nice

Good advice!

I have had sliders for years and have never had one bearing fall out. A quality slider will work almost forever. Think about mechanics tool boxes with sliders, they carry way more weight than what clothing weighs and they last forever...

Yea, good point

The cabins are nice too!

Cool, good luck !

The log construction is the installation I believe. Any park model cabin/trailer’s water lines will freeze in the winter. You would need proper skirting around the bottom and electric heating pads placed under it to prevent freezing.

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RIGHT ON!!!

Yes!

Good news!

Right on

Yea no need for that

Thanks. We did not purchase cabins yet. We started to renovate our barn in our field first. It had a bad roof and needed to get done first.

Tough decision….

@@oxford821 me and my wife are considering the lake view or a modular for our land in WV, been shopping around for the best bang for buck, minus mobile homes, my wife refuses to give em the time to even look at...

Right on!

I’d like to see a metal siding option over the logs. I don’t want to deal with carpenter bees

Good be!

Right!

Right on!

Cool, that makes sense

I’m thinking two bedrooms would be better especially for non-couples staying. Not having the cool porch does suck.

Just add a deck

The cabins are built onto tractor trailer frames.

Yes!

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That’s a good idea. It can’t be about keeping cost down because these suckers are almost as much as a small house already. There used to be pull behind campers that had lift up sides

@@oxford821 What are you talking about? I have seen people STUPID enough to pay 140K for a F'n 8x12 "Tiny House" on a trailer from Lowe's, Home Depot, Menards, Tractor Company... ( or that's what they charged the 70yrold lady ). Seen Some people Stupid enough to pay 250K for a 12x32 and a Actual House would have been Half that.. then they permanently set it up on their Parents Property... Seen One where they paid/Spent the 240K to build one and set it up on a 50x50 Lot. No Second bedroom in the loft area that you had to crawl around in.. Where there are Stupid People, those Same People would be willing to pay.... At Least Offer the Option... Hell, Even Slide-outs... I am not calling myself stupid but I would Cut Off the Roof at the Roof line and Add the Extra Height myself.. But then again, I am getting too Old, Fat and Out of Shape to be doing it, so would want them to do it for me.. I remember when these things started hitting the market, they were Half the Price they are now and Just as Nice.. Then Offer them Without all the Furniture and Appliances and and and ... That will cut Down on the Price by a Good 10k right there...

I agree 100% Im to old to be crawling around on severely bad knees like a baby.

The lofts are sized the way they are for DOT regulations since these are able to move on the roads. I have seen other similar styled homes that come as a "floor & 1/2" that the roof section is on hinges that would be set up once in place on site....

That’s a good idea.

Well, I think it would depend on the area, local attractions, amenities at location, and a bunch of other factors. Renting out per day, weekends and weekly is definitely on the table. We have a bunch of stuff here and in the area. I would block out hunting seasons unless I rented out the place to hunters. I would keep the rental fee as high as possible, not to take people for their money but to hopefully eliminate renters that may be problematic.

@@oxford821 thank you so much I'm in Florida and country side . You are very helpful and I thank you guys for your time .love the videos

Thanks a bunch!!

Definitely

Definitely need that

? Could you watch it

Right on!

The factory was set back away from roads. The logs are true solid wood, not veneer siding. I’m thinking it would be pretty quiet?

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Cool!

Not all the time!

Right!

NP, thanks for watching!

@@oxford821 I appreciate bringing the negative, as well as the positive, features to the viewers' attention.

We were looking as a weekend rental. Storage probably wouldn’t matter?

Ok. We won’t mention how the cabin needs another mini split

Yes, they are very expensive

Yes, that’s where the factory is.

@@oxford821 do they rent to own?

If I was 30 years younger

Hopefully, I fall somewhere in there!

I heard a lot of investing with Mr Brian C Nelson how good is he, please how safe are the profit

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She’s ok

@@oxford821 no she looks like a 2 to me

I don’t get it?

O no! I’m hoping to get one?

Right. A park model is different

I was referring to property taxes

@oxford821 still paying something for that rv at the end of year if the purpose is not to pay property taxes you still have to pay something I like the idea that you have but there's noway around it nothing is free

It’s a tough decision

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Very overpriced nowadays

The fans were useless

I flunked acting school. I checked your channel so I could learn from your videos….. but zero content, of course.

I actually didn't take it that way. I just saw this as a couple shopping and comparing what they saw, with what their needs would be. Completely normal to me! Men always see the building pros/cons; that's a good thing. Women normally see functional things like the kitchen, and bedroom pros/cons. They both saw wasted space in the bath (as did I). Since they were physically there, they easily spoke of the pros/cons of the fans and AC. They both bragged on the Mini Split.

Yes, thanks for the clarification!

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Your gonna miss out

You need to think of a larger audience.

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