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Adding to the question by asking if solar power the best way to provide electricity to a remote location?

The challenge of getting started on a homestead sounds like a hell of a lot of fun if done right and efficiently. Some of the biggest problems I see with starting a homestead is water, electricity and building materials.

Adding to the question by asking if solar power the best way to provide electricity to a remote location? The challenge of getting started on a homestead sounds like a hell of a lot of fun if done right and efficiently. Some of the biggest problems I see with starting a homestead is water, electricity and building materials.

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It is doable in commiefornia. If you are in the northern part, Mendocino county or higher, the regulations are light. If you plan and do some research, you can find properties with springs on them. Solar works well for smaller homes. If you are in the bay area rules and fees will kill any project. farther south I am unfamiliar with. Good luck.

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Thank you and thanks for the tips :) I have seen some pretty properties for sale up north, some with beautiful surface water, springs or rivers