A Costco shed with 16-inch studs and a loft isn't a livable tiny house, unlike Amazon models priced $20-$25k. The speakers pivot to their land-investment business: buy undervalued vacant land, improve it, resell for profit.
Costco has a full-on wood shed and delivery installation. Shingles and flooring are all included. This one is the 12x8 Gorilla Elite shed, but it also comes in a 12x10 and 16x12. Also, the extra-wide 72x75-inch double doors can be installed on the front or side of the shed. A loft shelf and window are also included, and the wall studs on this are spaced 16 inches apart, just like in a real home. I also spotted 7 other models to choose from. The deal on these is on—
bro, this is a shed, not a tiny house. It's a tiny house movie for a lawnmower or a raccoon, but not a person. This is an actual tiny house that Amazon sells for like $20,000 to $25,000 depending on what you choose. This is a lot more legitimate, but it's a huge disappointment showing the current state of the housing market. Now this is a real ad from the 1950s and 1960s for an actual house that costs much less than the Amazon one. People are strapped for cash and it's not that easy right now, but it's not all that bad. If you've ever heard the phrase recessions are where millions are made, there is some truth to that. I run a land business where I purchase vacant land at a lower price and resell it for more quickly. And no, we don't just target anybody anywhere. You're not wholesaling or renting the property for a cut. You're improving it and bringing it to its full potential. If you want to learn how to start even as a beginner, check out the link in my bio. I'll see you there.
How Vincent made $76,000 in profit with High Ticket Land Flipping while working a 9-5
