You tow a small trailer with a tiny econo-car (Swift, Geo, Leaf, etc) for running around and the trailer can be towed by the RV to do real hardware store runs for drywall and lumber.

@Mark Douglas Here's what a lender is going to want to see when they make a loan (no matter what they may tell you)... if you default on the loan, they can unload the asset the next day and then come after you personally for the difference in what they sold it for and what you owe.

Lumber quality today is mostly trash.

Sometimes, I just want to unload it and stop thinking about it, but I'm trying to think long term and do what will financially make sense.  

Most are being unloaded desperately as government and preservationists are clamping down hard on the Maritime Zone BIG TIME.

@Daimyan HutchisonHi Daimyan I’m a contractor and I always buy the building materials like drywall, lumber, etc.

I'm looking to unload some of mine, too.

Between the deficit of plastics coming out of Texas, a decrease in supply from the lumber industry as ppl got laid of during the pandemic, rise in shipping cost, and on top of that.... an increase in remodels from those putting their stimulus checks to work for them.

Lumber over in Linn county is 5x what it used to cost.

I have noticed that the lumber market and other building materials have been skyrocketing the last year alone and it is expected to continue to go up for the time being.