Cabin Financing + Budgeting
Manage your cabin finances and plan out a budget that works for your family. We answer your questions on estate planning, how to save for a cabin addition, and passing down your cabin to future generation.
Let’s talk about the costs associated with buying a cabin and the decision to buy new, find a fixer-upper or build your own.
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Here's what you need to know to protect your remote property during a renovation:
With a bit of ingenuity and patience, this Washington woman shows us how she was able to create her dream cabins on a budget.
Dreaming of a yurt? One family shares how they built an unplugged Yurt in Adirondacks.
What you need to know about funding the construction of your new cabin.
Buying a cabin retreat on leased land.
Here’s what you need to know about buying a cabin package.
Is it possible in today’s financial climate to borrow money to rebuild or remodel your cabin?
Here are our top tips for saving money when building or renovating your dream cabin.
A little financial planning goes a long way toward preserving a lifetime of memories.
Even if it's love at first “site,” don’t rush into construction.
Learn all you can about your potential lake before you make an offer.
The best way to plan for the maintenance and legacy of a family cabin with multiple owners for generations to come is to set up a legal structure such as a trust or limited liability corporation.
A little financial planning goes a long way toward preserving a lifetime of memories, as well as your investment.
When staring down the renovate-versus-rebuild dilemma, start the decision-making process by asking these six questions:
Here are the three main challenges faced by cabin co-owners and how to tackle each:
