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I've seen people build some decent setups with trailers and the like. Full solar power for heating/cooling/cooking/tv/whatever, wells, and other stuff. Not something I'd raise a family in, but some do.

Enjoy homelessness.

For everyone curious as to what 'conditional acceptance' is, it's essentially changing the terms of an existing contract between parties by making a counter-offer that the other party 'accepts' (using 'acceptance' extremely loosely here-- looser than the french fries still under the seats in your truck) as these counter-offers are often performed verbally-- making them difficult to prove (inevitably) in court. In theory, if your mortgage was 1200/month and you got them to accept 100/month (preferably in writing-- because they at least think they'll get the full amount later), technically the original contract is now changed and you can just pay 100/month going forward-- and then they're completely fucked because they'll never recoup the full amount in your lifetime.

A dumb or negligent company might fall for this, a smart one won't even engage and they'll just begin invoking (keyword) their legal rights (eg: put a lien on the property-- and so on). I have a hard time believing a judge would accept this, however, given the absolute dogshit unqualified diversity judges we have nowadays-- you plausibly could convince one to rule in your favor. If you try this, I would make the argument a clear and concise as possible to a judge, because you'll only piss (a smarter) one off trying the 'word salad' approach that niggers defending themselves often do.

The only case I know of about something like this, paraphrasing because I heard the story so long ago. Is that a bank (i believe) was trying to collect some debt a guy owed them. The guy wrote a new contract (I don't know if very small print at the bottom/looney toons style was used) regarding the debt mailed it to them and got either a clerk or middle manager to actually sign the new contract. Obviously, it went to court after the bank realized their error and the jewdge sided with the bank that the new contract was null and void, despite it being signed. The judge's reasoning is that the bank did not fully understand the new contract and therefore would have not reasonably agreed to it-- as both parties in a contract have to be fully appraised of what they're signing off on. (extreme irony given the circus tier predatory student loans, mortgages, etc.. we have nowadays)

Anyway, let us know how this goes @Maskless, as for nothing else I'd just be curious as to how it ultimately went. Regardless, win or lose, the blood from a stone approach fucks ZOG, which is good for all of us. Goodluck mang.

So you're fucking over your landlord? You fucking piece of shit!

Maskless, rent out rooms or space, anything you can to get money. Then contact the bank and work out a payment plan. Your plan ain't gonna work, you need to revise it.

Good luck.

My castle will have briar patches and thistles before the moat.

ok not in canada. our build quality is so bad for prefabs

Used is really the only way to go with that, and it's gonna be crappy for a while, but it gets paid off really fast and then you can decide what's really important to you.