Elite

I know I don’t. Also…What is the name of the magazine?

We don’t

Is there any part of the country in which codes are liberal enough to allow one to reside in a shed or a prefabricated/modular garage? I have seen pictures of old fashioned quonset homes (the aluminum arch houses) but I have never seen any which were lived in. I only read about such homes in magazines like DWELL and Readymade. Here in Michigan, very little housing diversity exists. Is there any part of the country in which an owner could legally build a house for under $30,000? If so, please tell me where and provide links if possible thanks. For anyone else interested, Karrie Jacobs, founder of Dwell magazine, recently published a book called the $100,000 house. It discusses the issue of affordable housing. Thanks very much!
I don’t care to here criticism of my motives.

Also, I trailer plot will require me to live amongst a group of people I dont want to be around. Plus I want to own my home and land not pay some trailer park owner for the rest of my life.

There are a lot more places around the country without codes and zoning than places that do–you need to get away from the cities and out into the countryside. You can purchase a home in many Oklahoma communities for well under $50,000, in small towns across the state if you don’t insist on staying up north. We are friendly and living is cheap. Plus we don’t have a lot of snow. If you live down in the mountains in southeast Oklahoma like a lot of people do, you can build your own log cabin on an acreage and live like a hermit if you wish. Electricity and telephone service is tough, though unless you build near existing lines. In the west part of the state, you can live pretty well anywhere you want and have full services. And unless you live in a city of 5,000 or more, no zoning laws.

martha stewart
home and garden
home style/style home whatever P:

magazines are of any subject.general knowledge and business are preferable subjects
magazines are of any subject.general knowledge and business are preferable subjects
for example oracle magazine is providing free home delivery without any kind of payment

there are no free lunch in this world hunny……….

Financial magazines? Home and Garden magazines? Entertainment magazines? Fashion magazines? PC magazines? etc.

Do you buy them? Or read them while waiting for your appointment? Or do you have a subscription(s)?

Anything you like to share is appreciated

In case you wonder… the questions are for my business plan I’m writing. Thank you in advance for answering my questions.

Peggy

Personally, I think it depends on what kind of stuff you are into. For example, I was at a kiddie soccer match today and saw that the gentleman sitting next to me was reading – of all things – a gardening magazine! I had never seen that before.

Anyway, if you are interested, I subscribe to Consumer Reports. When flying, I always buy the following magazines: Redbook, US, People, Ladie’s Home Journal and Shape.

lol. I have like 15 and they’re all from the same magazine. I used to have like 30 lmao wow what a waste of money

I have two big boxes, and they have about 500 mags in them. A lot of different kinds from the last 11 years.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Idea

these magazines are basically about the various aspects of home building.

pls help out..

Both of these publishers list in India – is that what you are looking for?

Inside Outside
BUSINESS INDIA GROUP/19 ADI
MARZBAN PATH BALLARD ESTATE
MUMBAI 400 001 INDIA

Better Interiors
INFOMEDIA INDIA LTD/RUBY CORP
PK/RUBY HSE FL1 JK SAWANT MARG
DADAR W MUMBAI 400028 INDIA

I was wondering if anybody knows of good product selling magazines or something similar ? something that doesnt concentrate just on beauty products either. I once had a friend that was selling products from this companies magazine and they were very good accesories and she’d get 50% of anything she’d sell. I think it was called Cristal Lake or something like that i don’t remember. If anyone knows what company im talking about or anything like this please let me know, thnx.

It’s called "Cookie Lee" a very good direct selling Network Marketing business. I am not in that business, but it is legitimate. I know a woman who is doing incredibly well with it.

I sell anti aging and wellness supplements. Been in it for six years. Message me to see my link because Yahoo Answers guidelines has a policy against advertising.

No…but I take all the good ones from doctors offices..hell I paid for them! LOL!!!