Have no idea what your family situation is but if you're completely flexible and living situation and you want to remain in the United States then go to county or locale and estate laws you build what you want land you on. From then on it's what kind of climate do you like you're going to wake up everyday honestly I think people overestimate climate because unless you're that's you're probably going to be living inside most of the time and heating and air conditioning have been a thing for 50 years. From then on out it matters where you expect to get your money or if you already have enough how much you can spend. Obviously income tax makes a difference but there is a balance often between higher wages in a higher income tax day versus a no income tax day or wages are usually low. What you actually looking for. Looking for kind of term safety. What are you actually looking at your place you can raise your kids. What are you looking for? By the way RV owners travel all around the world and there are a couple of good things by some guy who works with RV owners a lot a lot of them declare citizenship in the states of either north or south dakota. I forget. One of those States allows you to claim that as your official residence if you spend just one night in a hotel there. They like to have as many residents as they can because that increases their financial allocations from Congress which oftentimes are based on population. And then of course you don't actually have to live there these RVs travel all around the country and indeed the world and may never visit that state again or maybe there's a requirement they have to go there for a day or two a year I don't know.