It's just a cheap way to get a structure on the property for occupancy. Dig a 1x1 every time you need to take a ****.

http://preparednessadvice.com/wp-con...2/07/Etool.jpg

...also, he's got an RV with a bathroom, so...

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I know I’m just thinking code enforcement in S Cal ain’t going for this.

I'm sure somewhere in there is a provision for a septic tank.

https://up.codes/viewer/california/c...bing-code-2016

Too much reading for me right now though. It was just an idea off the top of my head. The cost effectiveness of making it all work would depend on a few variables that are unknowns, but having a look into it may turn up something.

Fair enough

1. I'm not going to call her any names but Lin really threw your to the wind Chules. That sh*t ain't right. I don't care how "unhappy" she was. You're a person and it doesn't seem like she cares.

2. Move the f*ck out of S'Cal. You can get a two bedroom apartment in the south east/west for pennies.

Brief aside as my day was just made - A dear and generous friend just rang me up and asked if she could gift me a collection of antique vintage still and motion cameras! What a thoughtful surprise!

https://i.imgur.com/2s6scZkh.jpg

I also said that at the get go.

I found it:

https://up.codes/viewer/california/c...osal-systems#H

Used 'Grade A' Container: $1400
Sono Tube Pier Const: ($600x4) $2400 (depending on seismic requirements)
750 gal. Septic tank: $750
Installation: This is an unknown variable, but probably around $4000 for site prep, transportation of the container, and equipment to install the septic and piers. These are very general figures also, and not including any other code requirements and provisions for water/elec, which may be required by code.

$8500 in this conceptual scenario isn't that bad, but there's way too many other things to consider.

It was also mentioned to me to add 10%, since it's Cal.

Superglue a dollhouse to a concrete block. Boom, permanent structure.