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We've learned that trick the hard way after our first build, never again! I have about 200-250 pics just for the garages lol! That's something you don't see in a neighborhood everyday! Jim

Most definitely, low interest rates make moving and such much more tolerable lol. Thanks! Jim

It's out in Queen Creek AZ. Jim

So after 6 months of building the garage/house, it's finally getting closer to being completed. New closing date is now July 27th, which is a bit hot in Phx AZ to move but whatever, its happening! The house now has been dry-walled and textured, cabinets installed and a few other items. Anyway...

Sooo, you gonna make some more and sell them? I love those type of puzzles! Jim

I wish it was in Prescott but we're going to Queen Creek. Jim

It basically comes down to the cost of storage and constant maintenance. Storage is about $125-$175 for a dirt spot with no cover. Then there's the AZ sun, which is really hard on all RV materials specially fiberglass and plastic. Trailer covers last about 1 summer with the sand storms and...

Yeah we've been through that BS in our previous house and the job site foreman already informed/warned us about that. No big deal, our nephew does drywall and such so it'll be after we get the keys unfortunately but at least it'll get done. Jim

It's 15'Hx15'Wx45L and yes, we definitely opted for the garage sink for easy fill up and to help put out the fires started from my grinder.:) Jim

Good day! ***UPDATED PICS PAGE 3*** My wife and I just signed paperwork for a new house. Out here in AZ, some home builders decided to add RV garages onto a normal (ours is 1820sf) size house. The attached RV garage measures approximately 15'x15'x45'. They also offered a RV dump from within...