Height
What is the overall height of your Toy Hauler? I am shopping for a RV Garage and know what mine will fit in but should I upgrade in the future was wondering what the average height of a Toy Hauler is...
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I would talk to a local realtor or appraiser about "adding value" to your property. In some areas, a shop/outbuilding has to have concrete flooring, heat/air/electric AND plumbing in order to "add value" to your property.
We ran into this issue while living in Oklahoma. We were planning on spending ~$40K putting up a large building (40x60x16 w/5 tall garage doors, people door, and a 16' deep lean-to along the 60' side: DIRT FLOOR AND ELECTRIC ONLY) to store 3 trailers in, that also had horse stalls in it. Thankfully, we talked to an appraiser first, who, during our appraisal, told us we would only get $15K in "added value" if we were to build the shed. Definitely not a good financial decision considering we would be selling the home within 3 years.
The building will most likely increase the "sellability" of your home. Not sure that is even a word - but basically, the building will make your home more attractive to potential buyers. But don't bank on the "added value" until you speak with an appraiser.
We ran into this issue while living in Oklahoma. We were planning on spending ~$40K putting up a large building (40x60x16 w/5 tall garage doors, people door, and a 16' deep lean-to along the 60' side: DIRT FLOOR AND ELECTRIC ONLY) to store 3 trailers in, that also had horse stalls in it. Thankfully, we talked to an appraiser first, who, during our appraisal, told us we would only get $15K in "added value" if we were to build the shed. Definitely not a good financial decision considering we would be selling the home within 3 years.
The building will most likely increase the "sellability" of your home. Not sure that is even a word - but basically, the building will make your home more attractive to potential buyers. But don't bank on the "added value" until you speak with an appraiser.
