I&#x27;d be interested in such a thing but these homes are far from affordable. In fact they&#x27;re priced a bit more heavily than homes in nearby Elmhurst, IL, no bastion of cheap home prices.<p>I&#x27;d be up for trying this if I could get it for around 250-300k for the 4br and then that allows me to pick up the land for 150k and come out about 150k cheaper than a standard house, but you&#x27;re expecting me to pony up 500k + whatever it costs for the land plot, when I can just buy a house for 550k in the same neighborhood prebuilt.<p>My point is, your value prop isn&#x27;t real. It&#x27;s a great home, and a great idea, but it&#x27;s actually more expensive square foot for square foot.<p>My wife and I are going to be house hunting in the next two years, and we would have considered this option but it&#x27;s actually more expensive.<p>You can give the standard Tesla &quot;but you&#x27;ll have lower (gas&#x2F;electric) bills&quot; argument but I like air conditioning, so I doubt that&#x27;s true for me, and even if it was, it doesn&#x27;t really sell me either. &quot;Because you&#x27;ll save so much in the long run(and we can&#x27;t really prove you will), you need to pay an extra 150k up front!&quot; doesn&#x27;t ring well.<p>EDIT: To clarify, I basically feel like in order for this business to work at all, it has to be a much cheaper option than a normal home, because there is an accompanying huge risk in investing in one of these. It&#x27;s resale value may be next to zero, and all it&#x27;s fancy gadgets will be out of date by the end of next year.