i loveeee tiny homes and one my biggest goal in life is to buy a property or land and just build tiny homes on it and rent it out. pls god. i subscribed!!! great content!!
It's definitely growing, and we're excited to have the opportunity to grow with it and offer our craftsmanship to the market. Thanks for watching, Nick!
Too bad you don't build in Oregon. One challenge as a homeowner is getting a construction loan for a modular or prefab home. I am interested in buy land and paying outright for it. But was told by a mortgage broker my hurdle was getting a construction loan for something other than stick built. Ss a single person, I like a smaller footprint home
Hey Tina! Thank you for that and yes, Oregon is a bit far for us. However, you may want to get another opinion as it sounds like your broker may be interchanging modular with prefab and manufactured which is incorrect. Our homes are built to the IRC and are classified the same as stick-built once on a permanent foundation. I hope you find a solution and thanks again for reaching out and watching our channel!
@@getafterit Thank you. I think it's the mortgage company (and he may be unfamiliar with the nuance between prefab and modular). I haven't decided on a modular company yet. I watch a lot of Kerry Tarnow (he reviews modular companies).
Hey William! We have a larger model here, www.yesterwaycabins.com/country-view We also have more floorplans coming soon! Thanks so much for watching and for reaching out!
Hey Dean, Great question! It depends on the city/county. For instance, my home county has a minimum square footage requirement of 600. Many surrounding counties have no limitations. Of the ones that do, 600-650 is the number, and our 2BR is 272sf while this one is 392sf. We have inquired with a county at 600sf, and they noted that they'd give an exception to our homes as they are built to IRC code, and their sf requirement was intended to keep RVs and tiny houses on wheels from being full-time residences. Thanks for watching, Dean!
@@getafterit Whats amazing is, municipalities across American CA are setting up homeless and indigent camps with a variety of tiny homes, legal for them, but not working people rhat want ro downsize and live more affordably without government intervention.
Hey Angela, Thanks for watching! Our website isn't up yet as we've been overwhelmed with work. It will hopefully be up in the coming weeks as we increase our output but, in the meantime, I'm happy to answer any questions that you may have. You can reach me at 'michael@yesterwaycabins.com'. Thanks again for reaching out and for watching!
We do (YesterwayCabins.com), but It's not live yet as we catch up on work. It will be up in the coming weeks but please feel free to reach out in the meantime if I can help in any way. We currently have a one-bedroom model with a 675sqft-two-bedroom model on the way soon. Thanks for watching!
We are working on that as we speak and should be certified in FL in the near future. Please reach out, Jamie, if we can help you in any way, and we hope to hear from you soon. Thanks for watching and commenting on my channel; I really appreciate it!
We can build for MO, yes. You can see our models and get a quote at 'YesterwayCabins.com'. Thanks for watching and we look forward to hearing from you.
Hi Brannon, it's "Yesterway Cabin Company" and you can reach me at 'michael@yesterwaycabins.com. Our revamped website will be up soon but in the meantime I'm happy to send you some plans and details. Thanks for watching and reaching out, Brannon!
Hey Raymond, Our homes start around $230/sf. With them being modular and built to the International Residential Code, they are classified by lenders the same as a site-built home. This not only allows for a traditional 30yr mortgage, but they should also appreciate in value over time unlike a home built on a trailer. Thanks for your question and I appreciate you watching!
Welcome, Lee! Thanks for watching and if you haven't already, make sure and subscribe as I'll have a new video next weekend! Thanks again and Get After IT!
Building a home isn't rocket science Do a video on what is physically required by code That would be interesting It boils down to materials and how they are constructed
I’m just looking for options for my husband and I in about 3 yrs currently I live in Nc we want to be in the mountains but we have been considering Tennessee more. Nice to know you have Nc options at least will be following along
Hey Retired Barber, our homes are modular; therefore, they are built to the International Residential Code and not an "RV" code like most tiny homes. Our homes also qualify for a traditional 30-year mortgage and start around $250/sqft. Thanks for watching!
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i loveeee tiny homes and one my biggest goal in life is to buy a property or land and just build tiny homes on it and rent it out. pls god. i subscribed!!! great content!!
Thank you for that, Nicole, and thank you so much for watching! We look forward to seeing your communities come to fruition.
this is the future of housing worldwide
It's definitely growing, and we're excited to have the opportunity to grow with it and offer our craftsmanship to the market. Thanks for watching, Nick!
I would look in China for the future
Love the channel!!!!
Thank you for that and for watching our channel!
Too bad you don't build in Oregon. One challenge as a homeowner is getting a construction loan for a modular or prefab home. I am interested in buy land and paying outright for it. But was told by a mortgage broker my hurdle was getting a construction loan for something other than stick built. Ss a single person, I like a smaller footprint home
Hey Tina! Thank you for that and yes, Oregon is a bit far for us. However, you may want to get another opinion as it sounds like your broker may be interchanging modular with prefab and manufactured which is incorrect. Our homes are built to the IRC and are classified the same as stick-built once on a permanent foundation.
I hope you find a solution and thanks again for reaching out and watching our channel!
@@getafterit Thank you. I think it's the mortgage company (and he may be unfamiliar with the nuance between prefab and modular). I haven't decided on a modular company yet. I watch a lot of Kerry Tarnow (he reviews modular companies).
I live in NY so I would have to buy two and attach them together in order to meet code.
Any home less than 400 square feet has to be on wheels.
Hey William! We have a larger model here, www.yesterwaycabins.com/country-view
We also have more floorplans coming soon! Thanks so much for watching and for reaching out!
Does the square footage meet minimum City/County code for habitation? What are laws concerning these?
Hey Dean, Great question! It depends on the city/county. For instance, my home county has a minimum square footage requirement of 600. Many surrounding counties have no limitations. Of the ones that do, 600-650 is the number, and our 2BR is 272sf while this one is 392sf.
We have inquired with a county at 600sf, and they noted that they'd give an exception to our homes as they are built to IRC code, and their sf requirement was intended to keep RVs and tiny houses on wheels from being full-time residences.
Thanks for watching, Dean!
@@getafterit Whats amazing is, municipalities across American CA are setting up homeless and indigent camps with a variety of tiny homes, legal for them, but not working people rhat want ro downsize and live more affordably without government intervention.
We couldn't agree with you more, Dean!
Hi! I am trying to findy our company online but I am having trouble. Did you say Yes Your WAY Cabin Comapny In NE GA?
Hey Angela, Thanks for watching! Our website isn't up yet as we've been overwhelmed with work. It will hopefully be up in the coming weeks as we increase our output but, in the meantime, I'm happy to answer any questions that you may have. You can reach me at 'michael@yesterwaycabins.com'.
Thanks again for reaching out and for watching!
Would have liked to see inside
Hey Shawn, check out our “tiny home tour” video from a week ago. An in debt tour. Thanks for watching!
do you have a website?
We do (YesterwayCabins.com), but It's not live yet as we catch up on work. It will be up in the coming weeks but please feel free to reach out in the meantime if I can help in any way. We currently have a one-bedroom model with a 675sqft-two-bedroom model on the way soon.
Thanks for watching!
Do you cover the LongIsland NY area?
Unfortunately, we don't at this time but who knows what the future holds. Thanks James and Jean for watching!
Thisbis excellent! Just subscribed. Do y'all have a website?
Yes, we do, Phillip; it's 'YesterwayCabins.com.' Thanks for watching and subscribing!
Thanks for visiting our new channel!
What’s the size of this one
Do you service Virginia?
Hey Leslie, We hope to be approved in Virginia by July! We’ll update our channel once we are so stay tuned.
Thanks for watching, Leslie!
Are the floorplans available on line?
Hey Anita! Yes, our website is 'yesterwaycabins.com'. Thanks for watching and please reach out if we can be of service.
Where are you located?
Hey Camilla! We’re located outside of Toccoa in northeast Georgia.
Thanks for watching!!
Do you build for North Pole and if not, would you have a referral? Thank you.
I only know one guy who builds in the North Pole, and he's pretty busy this time of year! Thanks for watching!
Do you cover Florida?
We are working on that as we speak and should be certified in FL in the near future. Please reach out, Jamie, if we can help you in any way, and we hope to hear from you soon.
Thanks for watching and commenting on my channel; I really appreciate it!
Are you licensed in Kansas City,MO?
We can build for MO, yes. You can see our models and get a quote at 'YesterwayCabins.com'. Thanks for watching and we look forward to hearing from you.
What's the name of your company? I am looking for a tiny home
Hi Brannon, it's "Yesterway Cabin Company" and you can reach me at 'michael@yesterwaycabins.com. Our revamped website will be up soon but in the meantime I'm happy to send you some plans and details.
Thanks for watching and reaching out, Brannon!
How much
Hey Raymond,
Our homes start around $230/sf. With them being modular and built to the International Residential Code, they are classified by lenders the same as a site-built home. This not only allows for a traditional 30yr mortgage, but they should also appreciate in value over time unlike a home built on a trailer.
Thanks for your question and I appreciate you watching!
Website?
YesterWayCabins.com
Thanks for watching!!
Are you still building these homes i will like a little Cottage my self
We do. Yesterwaycabins.com. Thanks for watching and we look forward to hearing from you.
Cost?
Hey Linda, this model starts at $98k, and this one with the upgrades is $120k. Thanks for watching, and you can learn more at 'yesterwaycabins.com.
How does one contact you?
Hey there, email me at 'michael@yesterwaycabins.com' and we can set up a time to connect. Thanks, and I'm looking forward to it!
new here.
Welcome, Lee! Thanks for watching and if you haven't already, make sure and subscribe as I'll have a new video next weekend! Thanks again and Get After IT!
Building a home isn't rocket science
Do a video on what is physically required by code
That would be interesting
It boils down to materials and how they are constructed
Thanks for watching!
Yes it is rocket science to many of us.
Thank you for that, Dansk DNA!!! I appreciate you and thank you for watching!
90% of fighter jet mechanics are under 25 yrs old.
What states can you put one on a lot, Thanks !
Hey William, We are building for GA, NC, AL, MO, TX, and Arkansas. Thanks for watching!
I’m just looking for options for my husband and I in about 3 yrs currently I live in Nc we want to be in the mountains but we have been considering Tennessee more. Nice to know you have Nc options at least will be following along
Mid Florida? I am looking to see if 400sqf min dwelling applies for single occupancy to my Residential land.
Sounds great! Let us know if we can help. YesterwayCabins.com
Cost?
Hey Retired Barber, our homes are modular; therefore, they are built to the International Residential Code and not an "RV" code like most tiny homes. Our homes also qualify for a traditional 30-year mortgage and start around $250/sqft.
Thanks for watching!