Only $42k? They should get that guy to tell California how to build for the homeless
“Why?”
“The mall owners can get really twitchy if they can't profit off those square feet.”
“I see. So, public underused spaces with intact utilities, you say?”
“That's right. Oh, and remember to keep all your invoices under $3,000.”
“Why that?”
“Funny you should ask, I clearly remember it being really important back in my time, but now that I think more of it, I guess it's just a habit I picked up.”
Something like that, in an existing backyard shed with pre-run plumbing + electricty with no permits? That'd cost roughly what he paid. I didn't see any obvious code violations in the picture, except probably ADA stuff due to it being too small for wheelchairs.