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Trailersteading: How to Find, Buy, Retrofit, and Live Large in a Mobile Home,Used
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All the advantages of a tiny house at a fraction of the cost!Imagine what you could do with your time if you didn't have to spend $16,000 a year on rent or a mortgage. Old singlewide mobile homes can often be found for free (and installed for a couple of thousand dollars) in rural areas, so trailersteading is akin to dumpsterdiving. A trailer allows you to live without debt, to keep your ecological footprint to a minimum with energy bills at or below the national average, and even to blend right in alongside traditionalhouse dwellers after a few years.Trailersteading profiles thirteen mobilehome dwellers who have used trailers as a stepping stone toward achieving their dreams. Some have spent the cash saved to expedite renovations involving extra insulation, pitched roofs, classy interiors, and even basements, while the found money has allowed others to go off the grid. Many also took advantage of a lowcost housing option to pursue their passions, becoming fulltime homemakers or homesteaders.In addition to the case studies, this book presents easy methods of minimizing the negative sides of trailer life and accentuating the positive. For example, did you know a singlewide is easy to retrofit for passive solar heating? That a simple plantcovered trellis can break up the blockiness of the trailer's external appearance? Learn which parts of installing and upgrading your trailer are easy for a DIYer and which parts should be left to the experts, along with how to cheaply heat and cool a mobile home.
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