[Chat Log] Feb, 2019

[Eugene]

(Nice. I'd definitely appreciate that.)

 

[Chase]

I've done some research on this, including fire-proofing materials for tiny homes, to recycled resources and economic viability.))

 

[Chase]

Someone has clearly thought this through.

If it's a marketable opportunity, I've thought it through.

 

[Eugene]

(Funny, I've been doing some reading on high efficiency structures to reduce both building material consumption and energy use.)

 

[Jacqueline Hyde]

If it's a marketable opportunity, I've thought it through.

would you, then, say tiny houses in alaska are a good licensing decision?

 

[Eugene]

Yes.

 

[Chase]

Yes, yes, I would, Ms. Hyde.

 

[Chase]

Though Euge, if you do perfect the way these houses a built, you could license it out too, making extra.

 

[Eugene]

Possibly, but UAF is already doing quite a bit of building science research, so I doubt one man can come up with a breakthrough, unless its in fabrication/mass production.))

 

[Chase]

Or make it a brand, and license it to other locations))

 

[Eugene]

Grovington brand tiny houses? Specially suited to sub-arctic and maritime climates?

 

[Chase]

I'd buy into that, easily.