Overall, cash flowing from day one might be a tall order.

Now it’s inching up to $400.

WSHFC is a non-profit dedicated to helping every Washingtonian own their own home, and this program allows us to take out a loan with 3%-5% down, then get up to 4% down payment assistance so the cash required to close is super-minimal (as little as $6,000 in some cases, depends on the purchase price of the property though).Pretty much everyone on BP has heard of Househacking by now, but to recap, you'd be finding a house with separate entrances or a tall basement that can be rented out "by the bedroom" or even "by the unit" if you wnat to maintain your privacy.

Use this figure for your roads, water, sewer, electric.Just making the following up:Road- 25 ft wide, 6 inches thick, before curbs. 

Thanks for the advice, I'm going to reach out to the county auditor for any permits.The vent is just a 14' x 6' inch slotted vent.

What could make a deadbeat hillbilly happier that sitting on their fat butt; smoking a cigarette; working on a case of Bud; all of the while watching their 120 inch big screen TV - ALL PAID FOR BY THE TAXPAYERS?

The WSHFC program works really well when you can combine it with “house hacking” – finding a house with separate entrances or a tall basement that can be rented out while maintaining your privacy.

I use these.....LASCO 03-4307 White Plastic Tubular 1-1/2-Inch by 12-Inch Flanged Tailpiece

If on dirt lay and level 4 inches of limestone at the front and back to keep off ground.  

If it's more than a 4-5 inch drop it's likely to split the PVC plumbing under the house requiring your foundation guys and plumber to tunnel under the structure to fix the plumbing.