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If the right to private and personal property is in place (basically having some money) and trading. Then the right to build a house is a consequence. As long
by oldsklgdfth 6y ago
If the right to private and personal property is in place (basically having some money) and trading. Then the right to build a house is a consequence.
As long as you by land that doesn't have a lien on it you can build a house.
- Mirioron 6y agoIn theory yes, but there are so many asterisks attached to building a house. You need to run through a gauntlet of bureaucracy to even get permission to build on your land. All of this immensely increases costs and becomes a tool for limiting new housing.
- oldsklgdfth 6y agoIn addition, property taxes apply. Which can be quite substantial.
- j8014 6y agoOutside of a few counties in the US the process is very straight forward.
- tomc1985 6y agoThere is a huge and complicated zoning, permitting and certification process if you want to build your house in city-annexed land