Building a place to live

>Canada
>living hassle free from Weedeau's godvernment

lmoa

>>1182626
I live in Ontario too, and unfortunately, it's gonna be a tough slog to complete. First is the property, and it's OMB or municipal designation...residential, commercial, farm...
Water and sewage lines will be difficult, unless your rural, then drill a well and septic...both require permits and inspection...
Hydro can be a bitch...will require permit and inspections...
The province has gone completely retarded with permits and licencing and inspections...part of that is so they know how much to charge on the property tax rate...follow the monies, it all ends up in Toronto...

>>1182626
No, that is an outbuilding. Unless you want a shed with no heat, electricity, water, or sewage; you're shit out of luck.

>>1182683
>>1182648

My property has a well, I have a wood stove as well as neighbors whom I buy electricity from with long ass cables

I just want to spend a month of two up there withoit government forcing me to tear down the structure

>>1182717
Buy a used travel trailer or RV or something. It will cost about the same, be a lot more comfortable, and no one will give you shit about it.

>>1182732
Right but see; if I build something with foundation later on if I get the money to actually build a normal building, I won't have to pay a lot of fees, like development fee

>>1182783
Just get a cheap ass RV, you can't live in s fucking shed in Ontario the flies will eat you alive.

>>1182783
Here
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-travel-trailer-camper/st-catharines/23-prowler-camper-trailer/1267146223?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true

>>1182732
We have family hunting/camping land in Northern Minnesota. We built a steel pole building on a slab to store our shit in.

In the winter months it's fucking fantastic because we park the RV in in and it makes a world of difference in keeping it warm. A kerosene heater is all we need to keep it toasty warm.

We have a big steel box on the outside that houses a generator and the inside is wired for power and has an RV hookup too so we can use the electricity and not get gassed.

We have a small well but it's not potable without boiling. Don't use it enough to pay for a well or septic so we just cart in water and cart out the shit in the RV tanks. Plus we have a few food grade barrels full of water up there that we leave stored in the summer time for extra water, mainly for showering.

How hard is it to get your own private property that you built or had someone built for yourself?

>>1182626
Just no north to an unincorporated county and you can do whatever the fuck you want. Buying a woodlot is also cheap as fuck up there