Advice for Building Remote Properties
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Responding to an audience question about building in remote areas, he advises careful consideration of several factors. He highlights that remote properties, often found in wooded areas, typically have narrow, winding roads, making it difficult to transport large materials like beams or drywall. He recounts his own experience needing a 64-foot beam and facing challenges with narrow access roads. He also warns about the significant cost of retaining walls for sloped lots, estimating between $30,000 to $50,000. He advises potential builders to prioritize plots that allow for efficient material delivery and minimal ground alteration.
Goal: He offers advice on building in remote areas, emphasizing the importance of considering road access, logistics for material delivery, and the cost of retaining walls for sloped lots.
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