With paying off school loans, making payments on a reliable car, and a higher cost of living, who want's to add a mortgage on top of that? Nobody but this 16-year-old is going further to prevent that than most people are willing, by building his own mobile trailer home. Take a look in the video below.
By completing this trailer while he's still in high school, Austin will be able to take it to college to use as a permanent address, freeing him from thousands of dollars added to his loans per semester renting out one of the dorm rooms.
Not only that, but he will also be freed from paying a mortgage for the formative years of his career, meaning that he will be able to save more money, faster, and will not have to worry as much about bills if he for some reason loses his position at work.
This young man is one of the most responsible young adults we've seen in a long time; chances are with his frugality, he'll be a millionaire by the time he's 30.
Omg! The title is such a click bait! *heavy scarcasm*
I built my tiny home 6 years ago. Love it. My fiance and I both lived in it the first year we were together just fine. Bought a bigger place since, now it’s my man cave down the street.
It’s not a guarantee. The lawyers are Japanese American not Italian American. Depending on the relationship between Japan and China my people living in Indiana may end up in the China Sea, otherwise they will end up in Africa. Be married to a Japanese American female if you need to have a clearer vision about what may be going on affecting you when the case is solved.
It’s not a guarantee. The lawyers are Japanese American not Italian American. Depending on the relationship between Japan and China my people living in Indiana may end up in the China Sea, otherwise they will end up in Africa. If they became Nigerian, I need to make sure that we do not cross path through those who may be tailing me without my knowledge nor consent. Be married to a Japanese American female if you need to have a clearer vision about what may be going on affecting you when the case is solved.
Randi Barrow Turman
When I was a kid we built them in trees.
Michael Sullivan
This is great. I want to build one in the future too.