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The building would float when the water weight being displaced equaled the weight of the house, but the house may move due to absorption of the water's kinetic energy before it floated. A river or flood for instance.
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If you buit a portABLE BUILDING ON YOUR MOTHERS AND FATHERS PROPERTY AND YOU MOVE CAN YOU LEGALLY TAKE IT WITH YOU?
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How much does water take up of your weight?
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