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You could put up a post-frame build or tow in a trailer for 1-2 months' rent of an apartment in those cities, the building isn't the expensive part - the scarci
by LeifCarrotson 3y ago
You could put up a post-frame build or tow in a trailer for 1-2 months' rent of an apartment in those cities, the building isn't the expensive part - the scarcity of the location is.
I'd be overjoyed to rent 450 sqft of land with a 5 minute walk to downtown NYC or Seattle. Especially if it came with water, 30/50A electricity, Internet access, restrooms, showers, and laundry. Day-use dockage, grills, picnic tables, and a view of the water are not as essential but are a big bonus!
It's really not that expensive to float a boat in a slip, especially if you're not burning enormous quantities of fuel to transit the coastline. You're not going to get a brand-new yacht for the price of a mobile home, but it's not $2,000 per month, and you're likely to get a significant fraction of your investment back when you sell it.
- rascul 3y ago> I'd be overjoyed to rent 450 sqft of land with a 5 minute walk to downtown NYC or Seattle. Especially if it came with water, 30/50A electricity, Internet access, restrooms, showers, and laundry. Day-use dockage, grills, picnic tables, and a view of the water are not as essential but are a big bonus! I feel like you described an RV park.
- LeifCarrotson 3y agoRV parks are great - we spend a couple weeks and 5-8 weekends a year at our state parks - but they're never located in downtown NYC or Seattle. They're located in rural areas, where owning 450 square feet of land costs on the order of $50 ($5000 per 43560 sqft acre).