How much would it cost (factoring in I do not have tools or

I made a similar thread a few weeks ago and got some good advice. It's still alive, but won't be for long:
>>1073271
>>1073271
>>1073271
Where's your land?

>>1085479
There are companies all over that will build and ship a tiny home to your land that will pass codes and for less.

Now go to >>>/diy/

>>1085505
I posted on DIY also.
Do you know of any of those sites? I'm not looking for super tiny. I liked these designs because they are more of a cabin, with a second floor and all, than a "tinyhome".

Building codes are an interesting thing.
For example: a temporary building doesn't fall into the category of a home.
Many county's allow you to have a temporary cabin while you build a house, but they don't specify how fast you have to build said house.
Some county's have specific but simple codes- like you have to have hurricane straps on the rafters, but the type of foundation could be almost anything from a slab to pillar footings. You can sometimes literally put a premade shack on top of precast 4" x8" x16" cap blocks and it will pass inspection for foundation.

And just because that prefab shack "doesn't meet code" when its dropped on your property doesn't mean that it won't meet code after you spent a little time adding the required parts/devices to it.

>>1085479
Everyone where I live acquires the land, builds a garage/ workshop with loft space, then lives in that a few years until the house is built. Then they rent out the loft.

>>1085708
>>1085676
This is exactly what I want to do!!
Very good to know, thankyou!