As one who dealt with the assessor's office a lot, this is entirely taxable where I live. Not that anything this small with no floor, no electric, and no doors or windows would be valued high enough to generate more than a few bucks in property taxes. "But it's moveable!" So is your house. When it leaves the property, give the county assessor a call.
Products and services should be the only taxable things. Taxing the same property perpetually every year means you’re renting your property from the government after you bought it. That’s not justice that’s stealing. So it’s understandable when people don’t want to deal with bureaucratic BS.
@@alive_twicedead_once34I'm no fan of property taxes, but it helps to know the facts. I'd personally prefer to pay taxes based on the government services I participate in (roads, defense, fair trade...), but that's not going to happen as long as the government keeps growing at every level.
@@saltylikesalineicurnwhere I live the county assessor has the right by law to enter a private property in order to appraise value for property tax purposes (ad valorem). Refusal of entry means you forfeit your option to appeal the assessed value and classification, which will no doubt be higher than necessary since they are forced to make "extraordinary assumptions" about the property. However, there is something to be said about keeping your mouth shut. 😉
Wouldn't need in most situations but they sale anchors that your drive into the ground and can use cable to anchor it to mainly used for plastic shed or thin metal frame ones
How big can you build something like this? I live in nc not much wind. Way easier than digging holes, I feel like you could pin the skids to the ground with rebar and build it pretty big, especially with any interior walls or knee braces to brace the long walls in the middle
Yeah I’d like to hear the cost as well. Cause a similar material wise it’s about the same as a pole shed. 2x6 stacked x3 is at minimum same cost as a comparable 6x6. I don’t really see where the savings is coming from.
I like the color combination. Looks awesome! One thing..Maybe I missed it in the video, but shouldn’t the front 6x6 be on piers/concrete blocks or at least Tuff Block. Termites and rot preventative also.
You’re using the same amount of material as a pole barn the price would be nearly identical to build the same shed as a pole barn. Math and common sense aren’t opinions
@@N1ceK1ng Pole barns lack the shed's portability feature.. Of course portability is not always desirable, especially when it relocates through mother nature.
We've bought 2 of these recently and have done a few videos. Absolutely fantastic. Finishing them out as 9x9 stalls with a stable style front.
Very useful pavilions no doubt.
As one who dealt with the assessor's office a lot, this is entirely taxable where I live. Not that anything this small with no floor, no electric, and no doors or windows would be valued high enough to generate more than a few bucks in property taxes.
"But it's moveable!"
So is your house. When it leaves the property, give the county assessor a call.
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Only things you report are taxable
Products and services should be the only taxable things. Taxing the same property perpetually every year means you’re renting your property from the government after you bought it. That’s not justice that’s stealing. So it’s understandable when people don’t want to deal with bureaucratic BS.
@@alive_twicedead_once34I'm no fan of property taxes, but it helps to know the facts. I'd personally prefer to pay taxes based on the government services I participate in (roads, defense, fair trade...), but that's not going to happen as long as the government keeps growing at every level.
@@saltylikesalineicurnwhere I live the county assessor has the right by law to enter a private property in order to appraise value for property tax purposes (ad valorem). Refusal of entry means you forfeit your option to appeal the assessed value and classification, which will no doubt be higher than necessary since they are forced to make "extraordinary assumptions" about the property.
However, there is something to be said about keeping your mouth shut. 😉
Cheer~~~a small shelter for livestock.😊
9x18 7’
I wonder if I could build something similar 24 feet deep for a carport housing 3 cars
U could. We build 18’ for hauling purposes.
Thatd be nice for a little maple sugar shack. Maybe a hair taller.
Agree. 👍
Cost???
419-426-BARN
whats the best way to anchor for wind?
Wouldn't need in most situations but they sale anchors that your drive into the ground and can use cable to anchor it to mainly used for plastic shed or thin metal frame ones
How big can you build something like this? I live in nc not much wind. Way easier than digging holes, I feel like you could pin the skids to the ground with rebar and build it pretty big, especially with any interior walls or knee braces to brace the long walls in the middle
Wind will blow it over (with greater size) if you don’t attach to the ground. (Which you know) We keep it at 9x18 7’ because of hauling reasons.
Very interested i. These run in sheds. I'd like more information please
9x18 7’ Tall slopes back to 6’. Built on treated plys. Where are you located?
@@Polebarnshops in Virginia
Awesome puker voice - you must be in radio 2:39
No radio experience.
Just a puker - sometimes.
I’m in upstate SC. Do you have anyone around here that can build one? Or how does this work?
Thanks Ryker for inquiring. We serve parts of Ohio with builders. Good luck.
Thanks Ryker for inquiring. We serve parts of Ohio with builders. Good luck.
Could you add a door
www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRTh9QLA/
3 sheds in this Tik Tok. Slider door at the end of video.
For 8% the cost of a pole barn? I call BS.
War eagle. All opinions are considered on this channel.
@@Polebarnshops War Eagle! What was the cost of this shed if you don't mind me asking?
Yeah I’d like to hear the cost as well. Cause a similar material wise it’s about the same as a pole shed. 2x6 stacked x3 is at minimum same cost as a comparable 6x6. I don’t really see where the savings is coming from.
Guessing labor and foundation work are the main costs being shaved off here.
I like the color combination. Looks awesome! One thing..Maybe I missed it in the video, but shouldn’t the front 6x6 be on piers/concrete blocks or at least Tuff Block. Termites and rot preventative also.
Bullshit this is not 8% the cost
All opinions are welcome on this channel.
You’re using the same amount of material as a pole barn the price would be nearly identical to build the same shed as a pole barn. Math and common sense aren’t opinions
@@N1ceK1ng Pole barns lack the shed's portability feature.. Of course portability is not always desirable, especially when it relocates through mother nature.
I bought one of these and the thing rotted and was caved in within 32 months
@@will7385 You must have left it out in the weather.