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Warehouse Life - Guide To Unconventional Living Spaces
Michael Villa
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Guangzhou Publishing
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Warehouse Life - Guide To Unconventional Living Spaces - Villa, Michael
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Synopsis "Warehouse Life - Guide To Unconventional Living Spaces"
I saved almost $1000 a month by moving into a commercial space twice the size of my rental house. Find out how you can do it too. Discover how you can: - Save money - Live in an unusual and exciting space - Get more space to work on projects - Avoid neighbors - Enjoy solitude. Does saving money and having more space sound appealing? I remember when I was young and watched a TV show called Vega$ (1978-1981) starring Robert Urich where he lived in a warehouse with a garage door that opened and let him pull his car practically into the living room. What could be any cooler? I dreamed of having such a place to live. Do you need more space for art, woodworking, metalworking, engineering or hobbies? Then a warehouse space is much better than squeezing your projects into a one or two car garage. Discover: - Types of properties that are practically ready to live in - How you can select the best property for your needs - How you can fi nd the best deals, tricks to get better deals - Legal considerations to help you avoid problems - How you can convert a commercial space into a home Order your copy of Warehouse Life and discover how you can live the dream by saving money and moving into a larger warehouse space.
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