Im looking far into the future to do something like this and get into the regulation details then unless I can get investment in this land yacht idea... or even better, a cooperative land sharing setup.. almost like an RV park.
http://i.imgur.com/PqDE7mW.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/CoqaCEG.jpg
https://vimeo.com/66554366
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One cant really drive that around if you wanted to go into the city at the beach or park near town overnight without getting a lot of looks.
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Originally Posted by MindBomber
The least expensive option, I believe, would be a lot and a mobile home, and a detached garage. It would be quite inexpensive, legal, and potentially quite nice. Mobile homes can be had quite inexpesively, either new or secondhand, and are surpisingly nice. A detached garage is inexpensive to build, but there are also prefab options like a kwanset. Living in trailers and such isn't a terribly viable option, because they're not designed for year round living and require adaptation. A carriage house is the closest legal possibility to your description, but more expensive than a mobile home since it requires footings and a foundation. Community design plans aren't an issue in rural areas.
That said, I don't think you'll find a lot for $50k. In Mission the majority of lots cost between $100-175k.
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Electricity and water are a must... even internet hookup unless satellite ones arent too expensive.
So no garages only in a residential... that leaves getting these carriage house only. It would be good to set it up and rent it out and also live in the RV setup.
That house I first posted is easily CNC cut with ply-wood (super cheap yet strong) and put together like a 3D puzzle... its also structurally tested.
http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m6...tljo1_1280.jpg
These prefabs are a pretty nice and clean design.
So does this!
http://indechouse.com/unique-trailer-house-design.html