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Did you burry the post?

Did you pay for your house or did your Mommy and Daddy pay for it? 🤔🤔🤔 if they paid for it give them credit and put a sign saying Mommy and Daddy money 💰

@@carlstallins1285 obviously I paid for it, got the debt to prove it 😂. Don't think my parents would fund such a ridiculous house 😅

@@Kordare Not a ridiculous house you see many in Texas in the country. I'm glad they didn't buy it and you had to work for it like I did

Hahaha exactly

Yes

Same here

Me too, I could easily fill this one up. 4 trucks, 4 cars, 3 trailers, 2 motorcycles, an ATV, two riding lawnmowers and a camper.

Same lol

hahaha thanks

"Build it and they will come." Baseball or garages....we women know what boys like....take another gander at the car, truck, and motorcycle magazines.

the no wife part is the best part haha

Make sure to take the red pill, you DO NOT want to lose half of this, and pay alimony.

@@Kordare Seriously: No wife =happy life

Thanks for checking it out and good luck with yours!

How much did he pay

I got an estimate for a 60x80 metal building slab and all for $160,000 down in texas and I believe that included 4 bay doors. The guy said the price also depends on the cost of steel at the time too and I believe it was high a year ago when I asked. Now of course this didn't include the land and this was just an open steel building with no rooms inside. I can just build an office inside if I want one.

@A W I think it had basic electrical, no plumbing. I'm in the process of buying a property with a steel building on it already and just adding a smaller addition to it later on since I don't trust that the contractors will stay on budget. I can see that 160,000 easily turning into 250,000. That quote for 160,000 I got about a year ago. Right now with the covid-19 thing going on the contractors are swamped and I can't even get anyone to get back with me with a quote.

I have two friends that have this same setup. One is almost this exact size and one is less than half. Both being a 25/75. I thought living space was small at first but being a dude that’s usually off the couch and phone, the inside is for the boss lady so let her “design” her part so you can get yours. Dude has a lot of 💰in unused space, which is nice if it fits in the budget. It cost more to build and more air to heat. Porter field do yourself a favor and do the blown insulation then the foam board insulation in the wall(buy it surplus/salvaged)You can get more out of the living space by bed and bath upstairs. Cut out the 💀 space and use the money for geothermal(you can do it yourself and way cheaper than any bid from HVAC companies) cuz the boss lady’s cold little toes are gonna have you chopping a shit ton of locust or spending your supercharger money on more coziness! God Bless and thank God for our Bull in this commy china shop Trump!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💯

I appreciate the feedback!

I'm a single lady. I get excited about the bells and whistles. I need to keep reminding myself about the important thing= foot print= square footage. I'm just starting. I hope I can do this.

@@pambisugar8286 yep, square footage first, bling later. Smart.

I appreciate that. Thank you!

Its such a great feeling to get the (nod of approval) from our elders.

“Parentheses”

@@music10095 Thanks, I'm a math kinda guy. 😂

For sure good start. Love the place. Great for guys ha ha.

haha do it!

Warren’s Corner same here. I’m always saying I wish I had a small (just big enough) house with an oversized attached garage 😎

I always pictured an apt on top of a nice garage and I'd be set. Not needing to climb stairs is an even nicer deal.

bobby solo a friend had a setup like that! A four bay garage with his apartment on one side and an apartment on the other side that paid for the mortgage.

Me too. I am a Fire Sprinkler Fitter so I see these short wall offices in warehouses and just dream about having a house in the corner of my shop one day.

Thanks so much! It's taken a lot of hard work and patience but definitely worth it in the end.

Trust fund kid with nothing but time and money to do whatever. Everything looks pristine and unused, because it is. He doesn't even use this. It's literally just a youtube video. Reality TV is fake man.

Keep working and stay patient 🤘

Lololololololol 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀👌👌

Definitely something to consider, would technically need to be a fireproof window but probably doable

Not generally allowed under firecodes, it's an explosion/fire issue.

In the counties eyes the house is finished and to code they don't need to know everything

@@williamcordle-FLman true

Then u can watch ur car get an oil change while making sweet love

I appreciate the support 🙌🙌

Ha, true, but I've been married for almost 20 years and almost turning 40, and this is MY dream LOL! Would love to do something like this in 5 years when we have our house paid off :)

@@lukevega77 get it done 🤘🤘

in their 20s? I'm in my early 40s and would love this!

i'm 52 and this is my dream garage/house. i have 3x 20'x40' sheds and they are crowded with all my cars, and when i put anything on the 4 post hoist i have to check to see i don't crush the car roof. we bought 18 years ago because it had 6 car carport between 2 houses, and 1-1/2 sheds.

How did you think then?

it was a different world then, no one was thinking like this....no will, no way

It’s never too late

Big facts 🤘🤘

yeah when you are in your 20s and live at home.....

Except she takes all the money in the divorce

Looking good to me.

GREAT setup for ANY guy !

@@louiewatson9389 That's why you don't say a word, let your divorce finalize...THEN you build. You don't ask for a divorce, build this go to court LOL

My wife encouraged this! That's why I'm here. Searching for ideas

Planning ahead is key, thanks for checking it out!

😂😂

I saw "pooping". And I was like you can see me right now.😶😯

Living in Alaska at one time you value a good view. To each his own beautiful view. Better than a magazine.

Oh man.. that's cool lol

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Thanks 🤘🤘

Thanks a lot, just trying to stay focused on my goals

It will all come in time 🤘

Absolutely, in time. As motivated and driven this young man is, if I was a betting man I'd say he'd have all that and then some by 30.

Sauna.

10’ quarter pipe up one side of the garage, haha!

@@shokojimhollingsworth3940 check my most recent video!

You got that right! Thanks, it was a lot of time and effort but it's worth it in the end!

@@Kordare great build be proud!!

@@lisaharms9387 thanks so much 🙌

Exactly what me and my wife talk about doing

@@shortchanged. make it happen 🤘

Thanks for checking it out and I appreciate your feedback!

I appreciate the comments and kind words! I'm happy with what I've accomplished and have learned so much along the way.

thanks for checking it out!

Thanks for checking it out!

Thanks for checking it out and good luck with yours!

Glad to hear that. Work hard, save like crazy, and stay patient 🤘

@@Kordare hell yeah dude 18 now almost have enough saved for land

It's funny, even after saying all that, a lot of people still dont believe that I am the one paying for it, oh well! Thanks a lot 🙌

The title needs to say, “I built a shop with a house added on”. Lol

@@todd5082 haha yup!

I'm glad I could help, thanks for checking it out!

Haha awesome. Thanks a lot man 🤘🤘

Thanks so much, I'm glad you liked it!

Drag strip with on site accommodations?

I second the drag strip idea. I am currently learning aviation so id use it both for drag and flight

I know folks who have living quarters in the hanger in a private airport strip. It works.

I live in the city and have some equity. this is inspiring. there is property available in the city for hundreds and rural land not too far.

I'm glad I could help, thanks for watching!

Thanks for checking it out and good luck to you with making yours a reality!

thank you, that means a lot!

That mean so much, I really appreciate the kind words and support! I promise I won't disappoint!

Thanks I've been doing a lot of projects lately to make the house more complete!

Make it a reality! Thanks for checking it out 🙌

I appreciate you checking it out!

Appreciate it!

Glad I could help and good luck. Stay focused and patient!

Make it a reality!

Make it happen!

Small living area...? Its 1,000 sq ft on the 1st floor and like 600 on 2nd floor

@@electromechanicalstuff2602 1100 and 440 but yeah plenty for me

@@Kordare If you came to the UK you would see thats about the size of an average to well sized house ^.^

Thanks for checking it out and I appreciate the kind words!!

That means a lot, thank you sir!

Thanks for checking it out!

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Haha that's awesome and it's never too late, make it happen!

Thanks a lot and good luck with yours!

Thanks for checking it out!

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Thanks a lot, make it happen!!

Thanks a lot 🤘

Awesome thanks for the tip!

Look into ductless systems. With that area it would be extremely cost effective.

I did the same in my garage. Mitsubishi 48k BTU unit outside and 3 head units inside. Works great and low cost to operate. It helps that I really insulated the garage well.

A lot of the better mini splits also heat with no issues down into the negative temps.

I'm a HVAC tech and the ductless systems are great. The Mitsubishi Hyperheat and Fujitsu Halcyon will heat 80% capacity down to -15 degrees.

Thank you and good luck with your project!

How much is that costing you? Im thinking 120x80

I want to hit that magical triple digit footage mark too at least in length. I’d recommend putting bay doors on both ends if you can swing it. Easier to get vehicles in and out.

Nice. Love your layout!

Appreciate the feedback and thanks for checking it out 🙌

There's Only one thing I noticed missing in that garage. A BEER Fridge!

What is the price breakdown for concrete?

Awesome! I've been happy with mine so far.

He's old enough to have worked up good credit, I'm sure the bank payment book is still thick, but props to him.

@Billy Bob it's called hard work. I owned my first 130k house at 24 with only a 60k loan. Rehabbed it by 26 and sold for 200k and moved to Florida all while turning a wrench. I'm 34 now and building a 800k house and shop on the water here in Florida for half the cost because I own a construction company now. Work for it and don't let anyone hold you back. I worked 80 hour weeks at the shop and out of my own garage to afford what I wanted. Only regret was not putting money into the markets I'd pry be a millionaire but I did invest into myself. No college, barely passed High School because of myself being ADD and grew up with abusive parents. I did find an amazing wife that works just as hard plus we didn't have kids till after being married for 6 years which I made sure of. Ever want advice I've helped a quite a few of my guy's get on their own doing just like myself. You must though give up boozing every night and smoking weed all the time that shit doesn't get you anywhere. I like to go out and trust me I played 3 nights of league pool before I left up north so I'm not just some boring fool. Just I enjoy fast cars, houses, traveling and my wife more then the bar and getting high all the time. And again we never received a single dollar from anyone besides what we made so don't think it's not achievable.

@Billy Bob Worked throughout college, graduated, got a job at 21, saved everything, bought the land at 22 (with help of a loan), kept saving and started building at 24.

@Krazy Kozelka's You hit the nail on the head. With hard work and patience this is achievable. Unfortunately a lot of people don't have that discipline so when they see me they just assume I'm not paying for it... If you watch the video it's pretty obvious who paid for this, everything was done on a tight budget and most of it is still incomplete. Congrats on your accomplishments thus far, thanks for sharing!

@Billy Bob yup I agree

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I laughed and thought about what pooping would be like in a room that big. Good video

@@johnd.5601 hahahahh thanks!

@@johnd.5601 I think a bit of shame, and a bit of freedom all in one lol

@@johnd.5601 How bad would it be if you stunk the whole garage/shop up.

Thanks a lot!!

Thanks a lot!!

Thanks so much and congrats on making yours happen, even if it is a little later in life!

Thanks so much!

Awesome!

Huh. Can park a tiny house on wheels in there. I wonder what the curtain twitchers would find in the law to stop me.

We're stuck in 2020 while you're living in 3020. I doubt gf would ever be down with that, but this is the best idea Ive ever heard

Please tell me you have full hookups inside, that would be genius!

@@grnsgottaM yep. septic system, water supply, heated floors in shop so I don't need to heat the RV.

Thanks so much!!

I'm not his parent or a parent at all but I'm proud of him. imma bout to sell this house and do this. very very interesting. If I could get commercial/residential zoning that would be bad ass

Thanks for checking it out!

I'm glad I could help, good luck with yours!

Thanks a lot! I feel like I haven't even started yet 🤘

I'm glad I could help and good luck with your project!!

Thanks a lot! I am letting most of the land go back to woods so it will be similar to what you mentioned in a few years.

You got that right! The excavators did a good job and I've had zero drainage issues.

We had a 30x40 building built and had to do the same thing. What sucks about it is the cost. You be surprised how projects like a pole barn will nickel and dime you to death.

@@JesusChrist-uu2te you got that right! That rainwater pit was like $6500

@@Kordare - Approximately what was the cost breakdown for that(materials, permits, labor, etc.)?

@eitoobmiz very cool, sounds like a fun project!

we can hope

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Thanks for checking it out!

I appreciate that, thank you 🤘

Thanks for checking it out!!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot, good luck with your move!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot, I'm planning to do an updated tour soon, as a lot has changed in the past year!

Exactly! Thanks a lot!

Thanks a lot!

I am thank you! Looking to make some more improvements this winter.

Thanks for checking it out!

Trying my best, thanks for checking it out 🤘

@@Kordare All you need now are a couple of dogs.

@@livedeliciously maybe someday, right now I'm always on the move so it would be difficult to coordinate

Thanks a lot 🙌🙌

That's great to hear, good luck to you!

Thanks a lot! Good luck with yours!

Thanks so much, sounds like you have an awesome setup! Wishing you the best as well!

Thanks!

Thanks! Check out the new tour video to see how it's changed 🙌