Huh? That sounds like the same thing with extra steps lol, plus this way his parents get something out of it, and something they can use. I've sold things to my parent and I've bought things off them. It's no biggie.

Bro leave Phil alone. Maybe his parents need a new camper, they're expensive AF rn. He didn't wake up and love the outdoors. His parent's probably love camping too. When Elon Musk sells stocks to his brother nobody bats an eye.

@Brad, I see your point. Each time I take money from my pocket to put in my wallet, the tax-burner crowd want a percentage.

isn’t he building a cabin and staying on his parents property? selling it to his parents after all they have done for him. bad form.

They used to make a Chalet or A-Liner with a motorcycle/atv box on the (extended) tongue. Not much of an approach/departure angle with one, and I doubt it'd handle very rough roads.

Concrete block buried in a berm, fire-resistant steel roof, the walls insulated on the outside for the beneficial thermal mass, clerestory windows for the solar gain. Brilliant! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hZhhmah6t9m3gIk.html

Ya know what. Ive off roaded it several times and the only real issue some loose screws. So far....Mines a 2005 Expedition.

Oregon Building Code: a) As I understand it, a room with less than five feet floor-to-ceiling is not counted in the square feet. b) As I understand it, a self-supporting 'pop-out' such as a window-seat bay-window is not counted in the square feet. . Eugene, Oregon. Aux dwelling units (ADUs) can be 200sf. With a short -- less than 60" -- ceiling loft, the usable square feet can double while remaining within the 200sf footprint. Add a window-seat bay-window on each wall, and the usable square feet can be nearly triple the taxable footprint. . In an attic conversion, only the standing space -- under the peak -- of more than the five-foot maximum counts as taxable square feet. An attic conversion extending the living-space into the eaves can equal the building footprint with little impact on property taxes. . Repairs to an existing shed: a) A wall can be repaired by replacing studs and plates, then sheathing with new material. b) Another wall may need similar repairs. c) The roof may need repairs to protect the repairs to the four walls. A few rafters, new sheathing, new shingles. Over the course of a couple-three weekends, an 'old' shed 'repaired' with all new materials... ... can be used as an ADU with zero permits. . Eugene, similar to most places, has a lack of low- and moderate-income housing. The inspectors only respond to complaints, so if your renters avoid complaining, they keep their cheap residence, and everybody is happy. Unfortunately for snitches, if their complaint generates an inspection, their living space may be 'condemned', a legal term meaning it cannot be occupied as a residence. The renter loses her ADU or attic conversion, the property owner loses that income and a second set of eyes while the owner is shopping or getting a haircut, the tax-burner crowd lose that taxable living space... ... so, as you might expect, the inspectors are slow to respond to snitches.

Abode

* Replace the axle with a 5200#, and eight-lug ends, wheels/tires to match the tow-vehicle. * A few hundred pounds of steel judiciously added to the frame in key areas.

09:16 "... so excited to get the cabin going...' You are welcome.

Artificial colors and high-fructose corn-syrup [feels intelligence slipping away as those words are writ].