Building a Cheap
House
Building a cheap house
Money…we all seem to always need more of this
strange papery green substance.
After rent, utilities, car payments and grocery
bills come swiping our hard earned cash within
what seems like the blink of an eye, it’s no
surprise we’re always in search of reducing our
frustrating bills in exchange for a fatter
wallet.
Maybe, like me, you’ve daydreamed or even
considered jumping into the illusive and
carefree existence of a beach bum or a free
roaming hippy life in order to escape the common
financial burdens required for shelter.
Maybe, like me, you also held the breaks and
never took this plunge due to that common need
for warmth and security that a home brings each
and every night.
What if I told you…you can have both? What
if I told you it’s possible to live rent free?
Building a Cheap House - continued
In my own search for a cheap solution to my
future housing needs, my eyes began to open to
the wonderful world of alternate, roll up your
sleeves, do it yourself housing…and since then,
I just haven’t seen life the same.
With a little elbow grease and a lot of passion
for a lighter and more carefree life, you can
create your own little slice of American dream
without accepting a lifetime of debt; but how?
Based on your own sense of style and
personality, there is a variety of amazing
possibilities for do it yourself housing, the
cost ranging from as low as $300 to construct a
house that will last for years and years…and all
belongs to you.
For your convenience, I have gone through
extensive research into numorous houses ready
for you to build or buy pre-made.
Enjoy and remember…you can have big dreams and a
big wallet…now.
Note:
Though this may
not be for everyone, for those that don’t mind
taking a more creative out of the box approach
to home sweet home, this is a wonderful and
versatile option.
“I have three
precious things which I hold fast and prize. The
first is gentleness; the second is frugality;
the third is humility, which keeps me from
putting myself before others. Be gentle and you
can be bold; be frugal and you can be liberal;
avoid putting yourself before others and you can
become a leader among men.”
― Lao
Tzu
“Frugality is one
of the most beautiful and joyful words in the
English language, and yet one that we are
culturally cut off from understanding and
enjoying. The consumption society has made us
feel that happiness lies in having things, and
has failed to teach us the happiness of not
having things.”
― Elise
Boulding
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