#cheap house

[cheapscandihomes]

A 1930s Home in South Sweden with a Large Outbuilding for $127,000

[soapdispensersalesman]

Same

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Disturbing home for sale in Lansing, Michigan is only $55K. About Lansing: “The people are friendly, helpful and neighborly. Lansing is your average city community with recreational, housing and jobs opportunites plentiful. Lansing is a tight knit community in more parts than others.”

It’s a pretty large house with a nice porch for that money, but it’s so weird. Take a look inside. 

The living room is unremarkable. 

The kitchen’s a bit of a gem- it has 1950s metal cabinets.

I’m gonna say that this is the dining room.

Here we have a toilet in a closet that’s decorated with cat pictures. The problem is..

that it sticks out and is located in the entrance foyer! The realtor says it’s an “emergency toilet” and is the “cat’s meow.” 

Not liking these stairs.  You know what this house needs, and I’m sorry to have to say it- some white and gray paint. 

So, here we are on the 2nd level landing. 

Bathroom at the top of the stairs. This house is just so depressing, it needs lots of cheering up.

One of the bedroom doors has a glass window.

That’s not a drain in the floor is it? It’s too small to be a heat outlet.

Looks like they started to repair the attic.

Extra toilet in the creepy cellar. Must be another emergency toilet.

Big yard. So, is it a bargain? 

https://www.redfin.com/MI/Lansing/524-Christiancy-St-48910/home/132617637

[catherinetcjd]

Just Married - Quirky and Cheap Living - Contest House

The Traveller's were really impressed by the neighborhood when they visited. So much so, that they talked Trent's younger brother, Travis, into purchasing this wonderful little piece of land... with a tree smack-dab in the middle of everything.

This lot was built for Loaf's "It Takes A Village" contest on MTS back in 2013. My original entry is HERE.

New 2021 Remake: Only 1 CC (an OMSP) Click through for more info!

SFS

[househunting]

$50,000/3 br/3000 sq ft

Alexandria, PA 

200 years old

[buildinghestia]

ME, 55k

[stumblinguponads]

This company will 3D print you a house anywhere you want it

Rather than assembling pieces printed elsewhere together, Apis Cor has created the first 3D-printed house using a mobile printer on-site.

“Not only did the 3D-printed home take significantly less time to build than a standard house, but it saved a lot of money as well. The total cost of the printed house came to $10,134. But what’s really important here is that Apis Cor has taken the first step in making 3D printing a real option in the construction market.”

[househunting]

$50,000/3 br/2080 sq ft

Lumber City, GA

built in 1903

$60k or under houses all day today and maybe tomorrow depending on how many i find :)