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minimum viable eco-friendly prefabs on land in maryland

Andrew Shofer
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Hello! I am curious what your thoughts are on the cheapest prefab home you legally put on a property somewhere in Central Maryland or up in Frederick County where you could buy a piece of land for 50 to 75k then plop a turnkey prefab and also pay for a well and other site prep. What do you think is a realistic price if you are going for minimalism? I was trying to look up zoning laws but the websites don't seem intuitive to me so sorry for asking a potentially obvious question! Lastly if anyone in the area has experience building affordable eco friendly dwellings I am interested to connect or hear your stories!

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Kurt West
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  • Raleigh, NC
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Kurt West
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  • Raleigh, NC
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@Andrew Shofer

1. You can definitely build eco-friendly in Maryland.   
2. Prefab is not always cheaper. 

I'm an architect in DC and can help you navigate if you're looking for some guidance. I have a lot of questions for you!

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