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Can you build a small house for 100k?

Hi! My husband and I are looking to move back to our hometown (rural midwest town) however there is absolutely nothing for sale. We own some land with an ex-acreage on it (i.e. the house has recently been demolished but there is a good well, electricity, driveway, barns, yard, level ground, etc.).

It's just us two and our dogs, and we try not to have more "stuff" than we need, so we don't need a big house at all. We're thinking 2 bedroom 1.5 bathroom house; maybe around 1200 square feet? We're thinking just a modest ranch style house. Would probably do an unfinished cement floor basement underneath it as well.

We are not super handy people so we would hire professionals to do the vast majority of it, however we are planning on DIYing the fairly easy stuff like walls, sheetrock, flooring, paint, trim, etc. with the help of some handy family members.

Does this sound doable in a ~100k price range?

Thanks in advance,

-Naive, prospective first-time home owners.

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