Cottage Business Setup Checklist: Slab, Electrical, and Plumbing
There is a quieter way to make money in property, and it has nothing to do with a mortgage on a big house.
The Cottage Business, Minus the Resort Price Tag
Picture three or four compact cabins on your land. Guests arrive for the weekend, pay by the night, and leave. Then the next guests arrive. The units do not care who stays in them — they simply hold value and earn.
Setup Is Simpler Than You Think
The part that surprises almost everyone: one of these units only needs a **level concrete slab**, an **electrical hookup**, and a **plumbing hookup**. That is the whole foundation scope. No deep footings, no brick layers, no months of wet trades on site.
- Concrete slab — a level pad, poured and cured.
- Electrical hookup — power run to the unit.
- Plumbing hookup — fresh water in, waste out.
Why Buying Multiple Units Changes the Maths
Buying several units together is the single biggest lever you have. Shared freight, shared pad prep, shared hookups, and a listing that can be scaled from one to many as demand grows.
The Numbers That Make It Work
Do the sums on a comp in your own region. A well-located compact unit near a trail, lake, or town can command strong nightly rates in season. Two or three units running through a season will often out-earn a single full-time rental.
Buying More Than One? This Is for You
We work directly with **business and bulk buyers** who are standing up more than one unit: small resorts, glamping operators, workforce housing, and quiet landholders turning acreage into income.
How It Works
All sales are **FOB port-to-port** with payment by **bank transfer in full**. That keeps the paperwork simple and the price honest — your slab and hookups are arranged locally, usually by trades you already trust.
One slab, one hookup, one unit. Then repeat. If that sounds like the business you have been trying to start, get in touch and we will walk the numbers with you.
Call or message: +1 (647) 786-9127
Where to Buy
All units ship port-to-port (FOB) with payment by bank transfer in full.
