Thanks for the breakdown- very informative and helpful. Great building!

I found your channel awhile back, and I like what you did with your land. I'm also looking to get started with smaller cattle. I like the lowline Angus.

Thanks for the info & it's nicely put together.

Thank you so much, this video is insanely helpful!! Even if the prices have changed it's a great place to start! Subscribed!

Thanks for making this video! Keep up the great vids! 👊💪👍

Thank you so much for all of the helpful information

Your awesome! Thx 4 taking the time to make this video 👍

I just wanted to thank you for the videos on Guide To Buying Your First Dexter Cow (Supplies). The series was very helpful!!!

Thanks for sharing this! Very informative!

Thank you for giving me a breakdown…trying to get an idea and you answered that…I will still have the cost of the land unless I can find abandoned property…once again…great video

I built the same exact thing April of 2021. Same size except height. 30x 40 x16.with same size porch and all the same Concrete, only i had the whole inside completely finished with tin to. 8x9 and 12x14 garage doors. Bought from Menards.$33139 for building,( includes 1 ft eves 5 windows and man door and 6 inches of insulation). $9500 for concrete 5 inches, $5000 for electrical, 200 amp with 50amp service for RV and 2 - 30amp for furnace and dryer. 10300 for labor. $4500 for garage doors. Total $62439 just for a completed building. not including roof top unit AC and Furnace. $3353. After putting in washer, dryer, bathroom, bedroom ,complete, kitchen and so on to make it livable, I have $120k in to it.

Thank you this information I was looking long time.

thank you. Looking to build one just like that.

sure wished we had 2017 pricing now! , we are doing a 30x40 garage with a living area above and its very hard to stay on budget with material costs these days. Glad you took advantage of the savings back then.

I had my pole building foam insulated (closed cell). I cover spayed it with 2 coats of cheap white latex house paint which killed the yellow foam color and brightened the interior (it seemed like the unpainted foam would increasingly yellow over time). I think it would work with open cell insulation as well. You might want to sample a small area to check it out.

Terry Luke & Dexter Ranch…not if the “skin” is left on the open cell (as long as it’s not trimmed). For barndominiums that are lived in I like to do 1.5-2” closed and 4”-5” open. It’s a really good option for the strength of closed and all the values cc has without a ton of cost. Open cell then to achieve the Rvalue you want and the acoustics are softer

Great video. Thank you very much

Very informative. Thanks

thank you, that was helpful.

I built my mom a 30x40 back in 19. I had to dig it back into a steeper slope and build a 5' poured wall on 1 side. Had $12k in the foundation. I decided to stick frame it vs a post frame cause of the poured wall. Found a deal on some loft trusses on face book that saved me about $1500. 12' ceilings and a 900 ad loft I ended up with $8k in the building itself. It's not insulated or wired but it's a really nice building for $20k. Would cost $50-$60 to do today. Crazy how much stuff has went up