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Say I wanted to do this, where would be a place with good climate, and low taxes? And how much do you think you would have to put down? Cause I am at the stage in my life where I am getting ready to purchase a house. I don't want to make a decision I will regret, too much money is involved.
where would be a place with good climate, and low taxes?
Sea colony.
F L O R I D A 20% down will eliminate lenders insurance
almost any field, preferably one hidden from the road, can grow plenty, just make sure to till in anything its lacking.
dont bother if its mostly red clay, or underwater most of the time
Everywhere can work if you have the means. The book "Four Season Harvest" by Elliot Coleman shows how you can grow food in even the coldest climates with some hoop houses and frost cloth. With what ice age farmer is saying about the grand solar minimum, even the desert Southwest might turn out to be ok with some shade cloth and serious rain harvesting or a well..
Grand Solar Minimum will be our salvation.
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