Navigating County Codes Van Life Land Buying Tips

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9 ай бұрын

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RV & Van Life Base Camp: Land Purchase and County Codes"
RV & Van Life Explained"
Navigating County Codes When Buying Land
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@bethmikels3613
@bethmikels3613 5 ай бұрын
I love having my home base in the Ozark Mountains in south MO. Maximum freedom here, no codes or permits for anything. Great gun laws, cheap land, low taxes (12.5 acres 40% timber 60% pasture one pond, taxes cost $10.90 per year) and do what I want how I want anytime without asking anyone's permission.
@henryfeinberg9211
@henryfeinberg9211 3 ай бұрын
Would you disclose the nearest town you are close to? I'm interested. thanks.
@kimcissell1905
@kimcissell1905 2 ай бұрын
Me too
@aironwhite6533
@aironwhite6533 2 ай бұрын
How is the weather during the year? Whats the highs/ lows? Good growing soil?
@brianvandy4002
@brianvandy4002 25 күн бұрын
What area are you in where the humidity isn't miserable?
@jamesp7584
@jamesp7584 24 күн бұрын
where at im looking for somithing really cheap with low montly payment to live in my rv
@DannyB-cs9vx
@DannyB-cs9vx 9 ай бұрын
Medical is a big consideration. Before 50, I was very healthy. 18 years later I have had 3 heart procedures and now I have cancer. If your health turns for the worst, being hours away from a hospital can kill you.
@lorraineakers8147
@lorraineakers8147 7 ай бұрын
That’s my concern also as a disabled vet. But I’m ready to go !
@ddesemblyftw
@ddesemblyftw Ай бұрын
Same here.😊😊
@WEStern-sm3ot
@WEStern-sm3ot Ай бұрын
I agree!
@Blu3Butterfl7
@Blu3Butterfl7 29 күн бұрын
Being hours away from a hospital is not what kills people. Disrespecting and abusing your body for decade after decade by feeding it garbage and ignoring the natural laws of health is what kills people. Look into the true nature of cancer and dis-ease. It's tragically simple.
@WRIGHTWAY5280
@WRIGHTWAY5280 9 ай бұрын
I have 2.3 acres in Northern AZ Coconino County. I just put a septic system, very pricy but worth it. No wells here, have to haul water. It's nice to have a place to just sit.
@OWK000
@OWK000 9 ай бұрын
Maybe not black mold, but the fungus Valley Fever is an issue in the deserts of the Southwest. The solution is plant yourself a Desert Willow, Chilopsis linearis, which is a lovely small flowering tree and medicinal anti-fungal herbal plant that is a treatment for Valley Fever. Dogs also get Valley Fever.
@CarolinaCarolina-ph9mx
@CarolinaCarolina-ph9mx 8 ай бұрын
I think Valley Fever is pretty scary, and it surprises me that more people don't talk about it. I watched a segment about it recently, and it did not sound like something to overlook. What was rather wild was to learn that while the cause is a fungus, it seems to act like a parasite once it has infected someone. One doctor was talking about how it was 'eating' a patient's spine that sought care rather late in the illness. I wasn't clear as to whether or not it could be cured, though I have little doubt whatever damage it does is more than likely permanent even if it could be cured. From what I gathered, once a person/animal was infected, it could only go into remission. They speculated that the biggest source of the fungus was infected rodents that died, and then the spores grew in them as their bodies decomposed and dried up, and then the spores were stirred up if there was digging or windy days - and then spread. (Tip, if you are in those areas and see dirt stirred up by passing cars, etc., you may want to go inside in an enclosed area and wait a bit before venturing back out. Or not Up to you.) As for spreading, the fungus is also spreading across America now, and not limited to just the more desert areas of the Southwest. Just another fun thing to watch out for.
@MitziePie
@MitziePie 4 ай бұрын
Are dogs able to consume this medicinal antifungal herbal plant and if so how do they consume it. Is it by pill liquid form or in capsule
@janejones5362
@janejones5362 3 ай бұрын
​@@CarolinaCarolina-ph9mx Aaaack!!! I'll stop feeding mice I catch to my cat 😱.
@judithhodges9379
@judithhodges9379 3 ай бұрын
One time in AZ I came down with Desert Fever, I had NEVER been so sick in my life. I also agree about coastal Oregon, I grew up there and was chronically sick with sinus infections.
@BarakTheWonderer
@BarakTheWonderer 2 ай бұрын
@@CarolinaCarolina-ph9mx A cousin of mine came down with that, with strange symptomology, was put in a large hospital in Phoenix, and it went undiagnosed for weeks? He was very active, and healthy, but older at around 80 (looked maybe upper 60's). It eventually took his life. He was literally fine one day, the next it was like he had a sudden dementia! Crazy. I had lived in Arizona going on 2 decades and I never heard of it? And I am a news junkie with a medical background. It strikes me as being really scary, find out how many cases have been found in the area in which you want to buy land, and then what to do to avoid it.
@nonya.bizness
@nonya.bizness 9 ай бұрын
found some cheap acres in a rare southwestern-style 'subdivision' way out in the high desert that has $100/year fee for a community well and gravel road maintenance, all just off a paved road. grid electric is optional but available and no regulations. bought it with and for my kid to live on, and as my summer camp, and as the place i'll end up some day when i'm forced to give up my beloved vanlife, to be close to my kid, when i'll probably build a tiny house. a huge win-win for my kid and for me.
@TC-yx1qt
@TC-yx1qt 9 ай бұрын
What state?
@KalaveraArte
@KalaveraArte 7 күн бұрын
Where? Can you share any info please
@JLTravels
@JLTravels 3 ай бұрын
Wow, 50 gallon septic solution & community well. Terrific!
@faithrada
@faithrada 9 ай бұрын
Great video guys.. Brian hit on a point that is near & dear to my heart... the importance of having a HOME BASE... so that IF you ever lose your health, or you just get worn out... you can STOP and take a break. It's easy to kid ourselves into thinking that only old people get sick... but I broke my back.. twice. Once at 16 and once at 38. Had I been.. on tbe road.. It would have been a disaster. I was bed ridden for quite a while... numerous times. So I learned early on that for peace of mind alone ...having a home base... no matter how simple... can be a godsend.
@eddie5555
@eddie5555 9 ай бұрын
Seven years in my trailer and I have to remember to start my generator once a month 900 watts of solar and 3 lithium batteries works great
@irefusetoaskmydoctorifyour6401
@irefusetoaskmydoctorifyour6401 9 ай бұрын
Really enjoyed the livestream. Thanks Bob and Brian. I hope you decide to make livestreams a regular part of the channel again (hint-hint). 👍👍👍👍👍
@stphns1737
@stphns1737 9 ай бұрын
Heck, yeah!
@purplehorsechick9706
@purplehorsechick9706 9 ай бұрын
I 2nd that! Great video, love when they talk about buying land and any tips that help nomads (or those wanting this lifestyle like me 😊🥰) to have a better life.
@user-yw5bx6qf7g
@user-yw5bx6qf7g 6 ай бұрын
I’ve enjoyed this too!😊
@user-yw5bx6qf7g
@user-yw5bx6qf7g 6 ай бұрын
Hey Bob, what’s in that insulated bottle lol?
@davidleigh443
@davidleigh443 8 ай бұрын
When Bob mentioned the Opt Out permits in Cochise County, I believe the acreage range is 4 to 45 acres to get the opt out. I would think the limit is to stop companies from putting up a large building without inspections.
@lorraineakers8147
@lorraineakers8147 7 ай бұрын
I’m very interested in Cochise county. Would like to buy 20 acres or more, is this doable ?
@livinginthenow
@livinginthenow 9 ай бұрын
Regarding septic: Outhouses, including unlined pit latrines, are legal in New Mexico. The state considers outhouses to be a “conventional treatment system”.
@nata3467
@nata3467 8 ай бұрын
Outhouses done right can also help yield rich compost . My dream at my cabin is to set up a rain water system for all non drinking water with a pump back up , grey water will be used for watering plants
@WebDesignSocal
@WebDesignSocal 9 ай бұрын
You can buy shade sails. They are triangles of various sizes and you can string them together as needed. You don't have to cut your own canvas.
@christinestrider6406
@christinestrider6406 8 ай бұрын
Cheap tarps for walls… Harbor Freight on sale, $2.00 each
@cchoi108
@cchoi108 9 ай бұрын
This was super super informative. Thank you so much for sharing. This was an hour-long and I didn't even notice the time go by it was so fascinating and you both are so enjoyable to listen to. And of course you talked about everything that I exactly want to learn about. Thank you so much for sharing your real world experience.
@frankmaze1976
@frankmaze1976 7 ай бұрын
Just got and installed 10 235watt panels from SanTan Solar for $26 each and $300 shipping. $560 for 2.35kw of power is amazing and they put out 85% of the rated wattage. To find them that cheap I had to watch the site for a few months, but they always have some for $50 a piece.
@pauldean3935
@pauldean3935 7 ай бұрын
Bob & Brian, Ive been a nomad for over two years now, and I share your worries that things are going to be more difficult for the next few generations. That said, I found this video to be really inspirational. I'm motivated to set up my own AZ high-country retreat for myself and my family and friends.
@BillSias-op7xw
@BillSias-op7xw 9 ай бұрын
As to wind turbines, as mentioned a 60' tower requires a lot of maintenance, which requires some expertise such as adjusting guy lines. Another issue is weather, lighting, high winds or a tornado, those generators and blades aren't cheap. Flat solar is cheaper, easy to maintain and replace a few panels if necessary. Hydro is a dream; constant running water is hard to find or afford.
@TimHayward
@TimHayward 9 ай бұрын
Even on boats people are ditching wind generators. They are such a headache.
@maryshinn6670
@maryshinn6670 8 ай бұрын
I had a friend that had a wind generator like a 14 in fan that generated enough energy for their lights in Kansas.
@gastonbelanger5346
@gastonbelanger5346 9 ай бұрын
I did the exact opposite of Brian, in 1980 I turned a raw acre of lava on the Big Island of Hawaii into an off grid organic selfsufficent Paradise, I built house, shop, the whole nine yards. I did lived there for 40 years, then one day, hot, sweaty, mosquito, and fire ant bitten from chain sawing the encroaching thick jungle back, I took a break, eating lunch I come upon Bob's web site and said to my self that's it! screw all this consent maintenance, I'm gonna sell the whole shebang get a truck camper rig, reinvent myself, and call the whole World my front/backyard that I don't have to mow or cut the jungle back yeeehaww! So now @ 82 and have been six years on the road solo full time boon docking only in my endless front and backyards always having an awesome view....Mahalo! Bob mah-man for all your jump start to freedom information.
@tricia9569
@tricia9569 8 ай бұрын
​@@joecamel6835at our age that is the last thing we need. We live to live not live to die, hospitals are a no no for our age, you are fortunate to get out once you go in. We just try to stay healthy.
@spicer41282
@spicer41282 8 ай бұрын
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🤝 Introduction of Brian from "Off Grid Back Country Adventures" and Bob from "Cheap RV Living." Both discuss off-grid living and nomadic lifestyles. 00:42 🚧 Brian highlights the progress he made on his property, emphasizing natural infrastructure. 01:24 🏡 He talks about recent developments, including food production and the establishment of spaces for chickens. 02:06 🏞️ Brian shares his love for living in Northern Arizona and his desire to stay there. 02:35 🤔 Discussion on the pros and cons of buying land versus maintaining a nomadic lifestyle. Highlighting the potential for a combination of both. 03:45 🧐Recent changes in the on-road vibe due to external events have prompted a shift towards seeking land. 04:26 💪 The challenges of continuous camping and the need for a resting place are discussed. 05:08 ❓ A viewer's question about buying land without restrictions, and how to navigate property codes. 06:05 💩 Insights on cost-effective septic solutions. 06:46 🔌 Discussions on electricity through solar power and backup generators. 07:13 💧 Talk about water sources, including community wells. 10:29 🌧️ Advantages and maintenance challenges of rain catchment systems. 12:43 🏔️ Brian's experience with properties in Colorado and the challenges faced there. 15:02 🌳 The joys of rain catchment in Arizona and the challenges in ensuring clean water. 16:38 💭 Another viewer's question on the decision-making process for choosing property locations and setups. 17:05 ☀️ The importance of weather considerations in choosing a location. 18:02 ☔️ Damp environments can lead to mold issues which can be detrimental to health. Quick drying climates, like in Arizona, can mitigate such issues. 18:42 🌲 Consider the elevation when buying land. If you have breathing problems, certain altitudes may not be suitable. 19:10 🌳 Juniper pollen is prevalent in certain areas, which could be an issue for those with allergies. 19:38 🏕️ Before purchasing, camp on potential land to get a feel for the environment, especially nighttime noises and possible disturbances. 21:03 🌞 Settling in one place often means needing more solar power due to increased energy requirements. 23:07 ☀️ Solar panels have become more affordable in recent years. 24:09 💨 Consideration for wind generators is rising, especially when owning land. Getting the wind generator high enough can generate significant power. 25:30 💧 The potential for hydro power (using moving water) can be explored on certain properties. 27:49 🏠 Owning land offers a sense of permanency, safety, and the ability to customize and make improvements to the land. 29:52 🌍 Concerns about climate change and environmental damage make owning a piece of land even more desirable for preparation and sustainability. 33:49 💵 The cost of land can be relatively affordable in certain areas, with the user citing 14 acres in Arizona for $20,500. 35:16 🚧 Zoning and permitting can be hurdles when trying to live permanently in an RV. Considerations like septic systems can add to the complexities. 36:24 🌵 Discussing nuances of county codes in Arizona, emphasizing the need for individual research. 37:19 📜 Apache County might allow opting out of zoning with certain agreements, but always verify current regulations. 38:14 🚫 Apache County essentially has unenforced regulations; many have been there for years without any zoning issues. 39:08 ⚖️ Though there are few regulations now, the situation can change. Understand the risks before settling. 40:25 🌲 Emphasis on the vastness and privacy of land in certain Arizona counties. 41:06 🌄 Highlighting the scenic beauty and appeal of owning parcels on mountain ridges. 42:15 🏜️ Discussion about enforcement (or lack thereof) in Coconino County, especially away from populated centers. 43:37 💰 Details on land prices and permits in Mojave County. 45:13 🌊 Mention of springs and diverse terrains in various parts of Arizona. 46:50 🚐 Recommending that potential buyers drive around Arizona to find the best fit. 47:58 🗺️ Using resources like U.S public lands and Onyx for mapping and land information. 49:10 🌲 Describing the diverse terrains of Williams and nearby regions. 54:36 🔍 Comparing Coconino and Yavapai counties, highlighting differences in regulations and appeal. 55:02 💲 Outlining the speaker's total expenses for his land and setup, emphasizing affordability. 56:12 📡 There were technical difficulties with the live stream due to a Starlink connection issue. 57:20 🛰️ Both hosts mention Starlink, with one of them experiencing connection problems. 59:06 🌐 The guest promotes his channel and website, offering it as a resource for those interested in off-grid living. 59:35 ⚠️ They discuss potential pitfalls when buying land, such as getting stuck with a parcel where living in a van is not permitted. 01:01:10 🌄 The importance of gauging the community vibe and understanding one's own desire for remoteness is highlighted. 01:01:53 🌍 They recommend land.com as a platform to search for land parcels based on specific criteria. 01:02:35 🌲 The correlation between land price and its remoteness is discussed. 01:03:04 🛒 Strategies for managing supplies when living remotely are shared. 01:03:56 🎪 Information about the upcoming RTR event in January is given. 01:05:18 🗓️ Tentative dates for the RTR are discussed, approximating January 8th through the 18th. 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@margaretnorris5840
@margaretnorris5840 8 ай бұрын
Thank you
@Chickmamapalletfarm
@Chickmamapalletfarm 5 ай бұрын
I love that term “community prepper”. I am also consider myself a prepper, but I want no part of squirreling my preps away, ans isolating myself. I live to teach and share my skills, garden, ideas, systems, and other things I have learned. I am involved in the local farmers markets, and believe that particular model of interdependence is vital for community health. My mantra for years has been “healthy, prepared, self reliant communities are safe communities”, and I aim to help support my community as much as I can. ❤❤❤. Love it!
@stphns1737
@stphns1737 9 ай бұрын
I am preparing to sell my house and have been thinking about this for a while. Your live stream came at the perfect time! Thank you for the valuable information.
@Arzon527
@Arzon527 9 ай бұрын
Homesteading and nomad life has a horseshoe shaped kind of logic that really meshes well. Mostly extreme independence from "normal" life.
@numbr66
@numbr66 9 ай бұрын
Great interview. I follow you both.
@jonniewaniak4494
@jonniewaniak4494 9 ай бұрын
The best place to buy land in Arizona is in southern Arizona, but in bisbee, bisbee, is at 5300 feet and it's more mild then northern Arizona in the winter they have I would say the best climate in Arizona you're around and it's not that expensive
@michellecoleman9849
@michellecoleman9849 Ай бұрын
I just looked up land for sale in and around Bisbee. It's significantly more for a lot less acreage. The town, itself, does seem like a great place to visit.
@niks966
@niks966 9 ай бұрын
Fantastic....informative. not an American but despite that we found it very interesting. God bless America and may peace prevail in this beautiful world .
@Timmer-qp8sy
@Timmer-qp8sy 9 ай бұрын
Buy land.
@nata3467
@nata3467 8 ай бұрын
would love these guys for neighbors- so much knowledge
@phuckindrummer5537
@phuckindrummer5537 8 ай бұрын
Could you use a bicycle type manual generator during long rain spells? Sit and pedal and recharge your batteries while getting some exercise too.
@gailasgreatdanesandmanes1042
@gailasgreatdanesandmanes1042 9 ай бұрын
Good info! I never lost you... idk what happened but the feed never interupted !
@christinestrider6406
@christinestrider6406 8 ай бұрын
Love the bubbles!! Now I am definitely going to check out Arizona and visit my long lost desert rat brother… west of Flagstaff! Lol He hauls his water and grows a great deal of his own food… Been out there for decades! I used to think he was nuts, 😂but not now, after watching your video. Thank you so very much.
@wildernesshermit
@wildernesshermit 5 ай бұрын
Very good information and refreshingly accurate. One of your best videos Bob, many thanks.
@laurajphillips
@laurajphillips 2 ай бұрын
Great vid, thank you
@pamreneick464
@pamreneick464 9 ай бұрын
Yes i think owning your own land is smart ... you may be unable to carry on as you are when older. Plus yes grow yoir own food!!! FOR those who dont know. You can cut the base the root end about an inch or 2. Plant the stalk in the dirt i leave the top exposed . Celery green onions cabbage collards lettuce these arethes iknow but sure you can plant onions garlic others too. Its miraculous !!! No seeds sprouting its already ready 👍👍
@lindasams6058
@lindasams6058 4 ай бұрын
Like Valley Fever 🥵 What wildlife to expect 😮
@kallasusort2986
@kallasusort2986 9 ай бұрын
Great information - Thank you all.
@philliphinkle2812
@philliphinkle2812 8 ай бұрын
I’ve followed both of you for years. Good to see you togethet
@okokletsthrive
@okokletsthrive 8 ай бұрын
Thank you for all your wonderful information.
@donnamount151
@donnamount151 9 ай бұрын
I just bought a container with doors in each end to pit a green house on one end. Plus sagty when I am gone...soo excuted...have followed and. Ommunicated with u both for many yrars...I have 13 acres in SLV and love kisses to Siera and ur boy too Bob.. I live mine as well...lol...Donna
@ingridbond3432
@ingridbond3432 9 ай бұрын
REALLY informative/helpful, ty!
@emilymorataya5369
@emilymorataya5369 9 ай бұрын
Thanks for all this information! Awesome!❤
@user-ns8hc6xz6v
@user-ns8hc6xz6v 9 ай бұрын
Thank you!!!😊
@eunicehenderson9095
@eunicehenderson9095 8 ай бұрын
In Texas west of San Antonio but still in aquifer recharge zones the government is paying people to remove scrub cedar (water hungry trees).
@tedbecker7484
@tedbecker7484 9 ай бұрын
Thank u for sharing.
@kylebaird4642
@kylebaird4642 Ай бұрын
Fun video, thanks!
@AhJodie
@AhJodie 8 ай бұрын
This is great advice and very helpful. Thank you!
@mamabearsantos4897
@mamabearsantos4897 8 ай бұрын
So much great information and answers to questions I didn’t know I had. Thank you 🙏
@nfyoutube
@nfyoutube 9 ай бұрын
Thank you 1000 times❤
@staciebamsch2810
@staciebamsch2810 9 ай бұрын
Great livestream!! Soo many of my questions answered 🙌🏼
@mojo4369
@mojo4369 9 ай бұрын
Thanks- very informative.
@onceuponamemory
@onceuponamemory 9 ай бұрын
this is so helpful!
@lynn9122
@lynn9122 9 ай бұрын
You two together, best of the best! WOW, thanks for all the info Working hard for the land , plan for success end of October, then the work (fun) comes, in the nm desert.
@lsherry2429
@lsherry2429 8 ай бұрын
Thanks!
@paxorra5528
@paxorra5528 9 ай бұрын
For myself, looking for land: Make sure not on or near an EPA superfund site, ability of building (or lack of building restrictions), water rights, and mineral rights.... and for me, good medical providers with in hour or 2 from me. *sighs*
@normaevett
@normaevett 9 ай бұрын
Good information. Thx
@msbrendafitnesstrainer2389
@msbrendafitnesstrainer2389 9 ай бұрын
Y'all..🎉like the bubbles at the end 😊
@lsherry2429
@lsherry2429 8 ай бұрын
I’ve been looking for land but I cannot figure out where you guys found this affordable land. Please reply this is my second time asking. I sure would appreciate it ❤I’ve contacted a realtor and they have no idea but again have their own agenda
@user-yu7il3qu2k
@user-yu7il3qu2k 4 ай бұрын
Lots of good info. Thanks
@carolmc9183
@carolmc9183 8 ай бұрын
Good ideas!
@anybodyoutthere3208
@anybodyoutthere3208 9 ай бұрын
Wow THANK YOU SO MUCH for making this video I have been looking for a long while and need more info. So so helpful all this information. Never thought of Mohave county….. please make more videos on this topic 🙏🏽
@skipdippity
@skipdippity 7 ай бұрын
I never lost your stream when you were having that issue. It was never down. And great info..!
@elaineg4921
@elaineg4921 9 ай бұрын
Thanks for the info 😊
@WRIGHTWAY5280
@WRIGHTWAY5280 9 ай бұрын
I lived in Colorado most of my life, became full time a year ago. I was in AZ most of the last winter. Yes, I can visit Colorado, which I did this summer.
@SaintCoemgen
@SaintCoemgen 9 ай бұрын
5:47 - I guess the definition of what is "septic" may vary here. For some people, a few, or maybe even many, a septic means all waste water treatment (toilet, shower, sinks). But the 55 gallon drum method really is only a composting toilet, not a full waste water treatment system. And it is an **outdoor** toilet if you have only a trailer parked, or basically an out house. I make this clarification as it was not well clarified in the video that this is not indoor plumbing which one may think of when talking about "septic". So, if one gets a call of nature in the middle of the night, and it is snowing or raining outside... Fun is to be had indeed. 🙂 *Do note*: I have lived in many places with an out house. Even our current house when we moved in only had an out house. And in winter, we kept a snow shovel by the house door in case we needed it to get to the out house. So I am not critiquing an out house, only saying this may needed better clarification what exactly this device entails. Hope this helps. In the end for us on upgrading: We went with a locally approved, fully self contained, aerated sewage treatment plant which takes all our gray and black water from the house (ours required power for the aeration -- we are not off grid, but there are some that do not require power). It was actually cheaper, and smaller, than septic tanks.
@namsixnamor7566
@namsixnamor7566 7 ай бұрын
I love the idea, I've been thinking like that for a while I wanna live off the grid! and I would like to learn how the first Americans did I wanna learn how to make a root cellar to keep food from going bad
@neev498
@neev498 Ай бұрын
Watching of grid in Australia cheers
@jessiehead6525
@jessiehead6525 9 ай бұрын
Tons of information- thanks!
@leslieservantofgod8601
@leslieservantofgod8601 9 ай бұрын
Great conversation thank you so much I'm looking to do the same thing you guys are doing easy living off-grid solar power growing food thanks I learned a lot
@mariamacias8276
@mariamacias8276 7 ай бұрын
Hi Bob and Brian, I've recently retired and am preparing to start my new journey as a nomad and live my best life. Although a little overwhelming, I find watching the many videos has provided useful information, guidance, and support. As part of my journey's plan is to purchase land. My questions: We can't park a van on the land? It has to be an RV? What is Brian's information? Thank you both for taking the time to share your wisdom. Much appreciated 🌻
@lorraineakers8147
@lorraineakers8147 7 ай бұрын
I’m wondering if tiny houses would be acceptable to start off ?
@woodsworldnomad4785
@woodsworldnomad4785 3 ай бұрын
Really great video. I’ve been wanting to buy land here in Arizona and of course I’ve been doing my homework but this video cleared up some things I was wondering about especially concerning zoning enforcement. Thank you guys for sharing your knowledge.
@ginacardarella
@ginacardarella 8 ай бұрын
It would be nice to see a giant map of Arizona. As you guys point out the stuff just to suggest it. I have my map out.
@Bob.W.
@Bob.W. 9 ай бұрын
Thx guys.
@jdanorthwest
@jdanorthwest 7 ай бұрын
Bob, thank you for your efforts to emphasize planning for the future. I don't mean to disrespect anyone but it seems to me that one of the primary reasons for people finding themselves in a financial hardship situation is lack of planning and yes I'm guilty too. I recently made the transition from six years of full time van and RV living to buying a townhouse and was shocked by how much literally everything associated with home ownership had gone up in six short years. Long story short ... I hated owning the townhouse and sold it 18 months later. I was lucky in that I actually sold the place for 20% more than I paid for it so I felt like I dodged the proverbial bullet of being a distressed homeowner. Now I'm back in my RV full time but definitely planning for the inevitable transition back to being a homeowner one day. I too am looking for land and am very appreciative of all your videos that discuss the subject.
@clubmike2910
@clubmike2910 9 ай бұрын
Rural Missouri has very few restrictions in the rural counties. Example, Barry, Lawrence, Dallas, Shannon, Douglas county all good rural counties do what you want no issues. Many other good counties, stay away from Springfield (greene county) lots of restrictions there. Plus plenty of good fishing.
@maryshinn6670
@maryshinn6670 8 ай бұрын
I would love to have a small place with great people around.
@richardj.chaparrosr.9810
@richardj.chaparrosr.9810 9 ай бұрын
Awesome video men.
@nancylynn7936
@nancylynn7936 9 ай бұрын
Great advise!
@mommadw2010
@mommadw2010 9 ай бұрын
Great information guys, thank you . I'm a new land owner in New Mexico. I would love to get land in Arizona.
@WRIGHTWAY5280
@WRIGHTWAY5280 9 ай бұрын
New Mexico is beautiful
@deborahg4599
@deborahg4599 9 ай бұрын
I love San Tan Solar!!!! They have a store front in Georgia too and Phoenix Arizona. They are awesome!!!
@TimHayward
@TimHayward 9 ай бұрын
I think they closed their Eastern location. Before they opened that location I bought 10 350 watt panels. I sold them in Pensacola for more than I paid including shipping.
@kimdagnillo8246
@kimdagnillo8246 8 ай бұрын
Thank you guys for this, I hope to make the RTR in 2024
@robertehatten4847
@robertehatten4847 9 ай бұрын
Great advice
@briannagorman3119
@briannagorman3119 3 ай бұрын
Thanks for the useful info. Hope to pay you a visit sometime towards the autumn if I could
@SeanNewhouse-mv9ez
@SeanNewhouse-mv9ez 8 ай бұрын
A geographical happy medium Thinking of wind & solar hybrid units Also, horizontal wind power Have a place partially into the land to hedge against both heat & cold There's CHEAP methods for ground based cooling
@inthekitchenwithnancy618
@inthekitchenwithnancy618 9 ай бұрын
Would love to see both of your lands,and know what you are going to do with your land Bob.
@jjm9902
@jjm9902 9 ай бұрын
I believe he has previously posted a vid of his AZ property.
@artemisiagentileschi2400
@artemisiagentileschi2400 8 ай бұрын
@@jjm9902 Which video is it please? Ty
@rebeccagifford9764
@rebeccagifford9764 5 ай бұрын
Fruitvale Texas has a community well. My bill for water I about 20 per month. Love it out here.
@tonypaz3985
@tonypaz3985 9 ай бұрын
Very interesting video ❤
@mysurlytrucker7510
@mysurlytrucker7510 Ай бұрын
You guys are so so lucky, in my country Scotland doing it right you shouldn't be stopped more than a couple of days at a time ,be their leave it clean because let's face it some people do not leave it clean, and they are the very people that get us all put of these places ,no excuse take your rubbish at least to a bin.
@brendonmasters
@brendonmasters 9 ай бұрын
Bob is cool, I loved that reaction to the starlink
@existential-solutions3305
@existential-solutions3305 Ай бұрын
So informative! Thank you! I had not thought about Arizona, because it looked like desert lands to me. I visited the Grand canyon on a family trip years ago, also Bryce and Zion canyons in south Utah. I lose the beautiful scenery, dry weather and no extreme weather in the Winter or Summer. What can you tell me about lands near St-Georges, Utah. I loved that town. Williams, AZ seems like a nice option. I live in Calgary, Alberta, close to Banff National park, in the Western Canada prairies. The weather is usually dry, though the temperatures can drop a lot in the Winter certain weeks.
@airbrushken5339
@airbrushken5339 8 ай бұрын
50 years ago after my tour in Vietnam, I was airbrushing and pin stripping Vans for dealerships... back then you could only get a 2 year loan for a car or van... but you could get up to a 6 year loan for a camper van... that's why those old custom vans had a back window and an ice box fridge and were upholstered inside... it also reflected the insurance costs. So I took my work chevy van, got two rear custom windows, paneled and carpet with 3 inch (Free) wrestling mats underneath... all I had to do was take it to a weigh station and then apply for a new title. I live in Australia and retired here after 9 years with the US Army... I have a teardrop as I have a younger wife so it's weekend trips for us... be safe.
@waronfearmongering6751
@waronfearmongering6751 8 ай бұрын
Hello.. How do you keep your vehicle registered while living on your property without an address?
@lorraineakers8147
@lorraineakers8147 7 ай бұрын
Where are you ? I have enough money to buy a few acres of property, install a septic and even electricity and live the rest of my life in peace without the establishment bleeding my bank account ! I am a 72 year old disabled vet. I just need to be near a VA health facility and I’m set. Can you help me or even steer me in the right direction. I used to be stationed at Ft. Huachuca in the 70’s and I fell in love with Arizona. It’s been 50 years since I’ve been there and I’d love to spend the rest of my life there. Appreciate any help like do you have a good real estate agent to start me off.
@user-yw5bx6qf7g
@user-yw5bx6qf7g 6 ай бұрын
Our co2 level is very good compared to other areas of the world. Our car pollution is very low. My son was in the army, and while in Europe he bought a used Porsche. Before he could have it shipped to the United States he had to have the fluids drained and the window glass changed out and a different exhaust installed.
@dave31764
@dave31764 2 ай бұрын
Superb information that’s well articulated, but can I ask what your elevation is there and does the sunshine feel a little different than at lower elevation?
@grannypeacock1218
@grannypeacock1218 9 ай бұрын
So much food for thought 🤔🤔🤔❤
@ginacardarella
@ginacardarella 8 ай бұрын
I think purchasing land is getting more and more popular. For the same reasons, you just want a place that you can call your own @ can store water and grow food. And I don't know, I kinda like an area that does have rain worse. Case scenario, you know, you can always have water.
@danavanvoorhees3958
@danavanvoorhees3958 6 ай бұрын
You should’ve been on the Western Slope of Colorado. That’s where life is the best!
@n2cycles
@n2cycles 3 ай бұрын
As a Toyota owner and a retired mechanic I kind of knew this is what happened. You really didn’t need to go through too much to diagnose this problem. If the front drive shaft engages in four wheel drive and the front axles turn when the vehicle is rolling then the disconnect is inside the front differential. Since it wasn’t making noise (like grinding gears) then it has to be related to the front differential disconnect that took the place of hub locks long ago. This is a weak part of every 4wd vehicle. If you had a front locker you could have 3 wheel drive. It is a good thing this failed before the spider gears. That is usually what happens when you get a shift contraction from left to right and get wheel hop.
@barbforrest6026
@barbforrest6026 7 ай бұрын
Enjoyed the video. Just a comment - You can harvest rainwater in Colorado now. It has gotten too crowded here for sure. Also it's not 2 hours from Denver to tech center - that's an exaggeration unless the weather is bad.
@rockriverlady-ue6nu
@rockriverlady-ue6nu 5 ай бұрын
southern az more to the east is also good for year round temps ......
@shin11700
@shin11700 9 ай бұрын
Bob, thank you for sharing ideas about a home base. As a retiree I would like to hear about your plans if you are too sick to be on the road. Thank you
@user-yw5bx6qf7g
@user-yw5bx6qf7g 6 ай бұрын
Lawrence Welk bubbles!
@davidg.johnson7208
@davidg.johnson7208 4 ай бұрын
For retirees, the nine States that don't have a State Income Tax to save you money are: 1) Wyoming 2) Washington State 3) Texas 4) Tennesee 5) South Dakota 6) New Hampshire 7) Nevada 8) Florida 9) Alaska
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