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on 17 Feb 2013
How about back taxes?
Off-grid Community -002- Choosing a Property
This is the start of my journey toward building an off-grid homestead, and eventually an off-grid community. I took a week long trip around Maine, New ...
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HotshotGTar
commented
on 03 Nov 2014
Fascinating : I like everyone else have always wanted to do the same.
Although I grew up on a farm I've been a suburbanite most of my life and
don't think I'm up for the rigors of Homestead life anymore. The question I
have ; and its been mentioned here and elsewhere ; is about the government
being able to come in and force you off your land if you don't hook up to
the grid. Meaning ;you have to be hooked up to the Utilities whether you
use them or not and then pay them for being hooked up (probably a premium ;
esp if you are some distance from the grid). Maybe even pay the cost of
running the grid out to your place which could be astronomical. Have you
encountered any problems with that ? How do you hook up to the grid if you
are 100's of miles away from the nearest grid ? Did you consider the tax
consequences of the states which you were choosing from when you were
selecting a property. You chose Vermont but New Hampshire for example has
about the lowest or no taxes at all (state, local, income, sales, etc ). I
don't know about property tax ; is it reasonable in Vmt ?
I'm amazed at all the posters that want to move in with you or close to
you. Doesn't anybody realize that one of the biggest reasons for doing this
is to get away from all the people (for me anyway) ? I don't want to look
out my window and see someones trailer home parked next to me ; or hear
someones loud music and kids over the sound of the babbling brook. Kind of
defeats the purpose !
Kurtis Jones
commented
on 15 Jan 2016
welcome to Vermont I live in Burlington and.been wanting to build
a.small.cabin and to live off the land. what would I need to do to build
and.join you're community . I have skills to bring to the table ie
carpenter , woodworker , gardening , farm skills, as well as basic sewing
and am also a mechanic . I'm a quit keep to myself kind of person and don't
have a hole lot of.$$ I love what you're doing and wish I had the money to
buy my own land to build two small cabins one for me and one for a women
that I consider as my aunt she is elderly and wants out of the city and I
made a promise to her if I ever was to get land and build she comes with me
she is such a sweet lady and an animal lover and loves the story's I share
and the videos I show her from YouTube. thanks for you're time and videos
keep them coming and God bless with you're vision.
Sully800
commented
on 24 Jun 2013
Good luck with your own land buying adventure, Andrew! The only 'horror
story' we saw was the property in Monson Maine, just off of the Appalachian
Trail. I loved the idea of that property, but there was no road access
except through a neighbor's private drive. The existing owner was having a
feud with the neighbor (cutting down gates, poisoning tress, you name it!)
and we almost got dragged into the mess while we were visiting the with the
Realtor. Know your neighbors, you will rely on them!
Adamm Adammson
commented
on 14 Feb 2013
What can your community do to make stuff for others? Problems faced by
other rural separatists can be solved & become local industry! Amana
started rural. Off-Grid Folks need really CHEAP batteries. CWRU Cleveland
researches iron flow bat. Can you build battereis? OGF need appliances
using DC. Problem: no standardized voltage, plug types etc. How about a
refrigeration box powered by flame (electric power is costly) AND cycling
outside winter cold into box? Or chems to remove invading feds?
Sully800
commented
on 07 Feb 2013
Cool, I hope you follow through with your own homestead! Despite my grand
aspirations, I think it would be very difficult to separate yourself
completely from money. My plan is to live a very simple life, and
make/grow/do most things myself. However, a small continuous source of
income is necessary, so I dream of selling hand built furniture or craft
items, and perhaps supplementing with a cash crop and/or maple syrup! If
you live a simple but fulfilling life you won't require much money.
Adamm Adammson
commented
on 14 Feb 2013
It seems a decent place. How much Fed Res "money" was this? How many acres?
Hope you have similar folks using lots in this area. Community with a
similar nature & mindset is crucial! (Versus every-man-for-himself
corporatized cities.) You'll get little sun for PV-current in winter &
unreliable wind, so learn efficient firewood ways for heat: use wood-gas &
"waste" can generate DC electric power (stirling engine needs little temp
difference) for batteries. Use DC power where possible
Wayne Osmand
commented
on 28 Sep 2013
have the self proclaimed leader who has the ideas set firmly in his/her
head and will fight to the death against all the general consensus! that's
why we are now lookng for about 15-25 acres just for us! OS is a
PERMACULTURE designer and me pretty handy at making/fixing anything! we
just want to drop out, be left alone to do our thing without bothering
anyone from outside or leaving the land worse off than we found it!
Primal67060
commented
on 27 Dec 2013
While a very good idea, do be careful with living off grid and the
government finding out. It has been a recent growing concern of government
agency teams raiding such places around the the country and removing people
from the very land they own simply because they aren't hooked to the grid
and there have been a decent amount of such cases that can be researched
via youtube alone. Kudos for the effort put forth!
LaNoire27
commented
on 27 Mar 2013
IMHO that is a rather irrelevant query, Sir. A person's sexual preferences
are probably the least important factor I could imagine regarding an
off-grid collective. Far more relevant is skills, resources, willingness to
work together towards common goals. Self-identification according to sexual
preference, dietary preference, religious or political beliefs is
potentially divisive.
Sully800
commented
on 21 Apr 2013
The land had percolation tests done for a septic system, but I'm not very
interested in that. The term 'septic' derives from the word for
'putrefaction' which I don't want to create on my property. Instead we plan
to build a composting toilet system to avoid putrid contamination of the
land and to use the 'humanure' for a beneficial purpose - adding nutrients
to trees and shrubs!
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andrewhinkle5831
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on 23 Jun 2013
Great job Sully. Thanks for sharing your experience. Did you experience any
of the typical horror story stuff through out your search? Like easement
cost, timber/water/mineral rights, zoning, anything at all you could share?
I'm about to buy land for a similar purpose and need all the preliminary
advice I can get. Thank you!
ray bonner
commented
on 23 Feb 2015
also that stream can easily power a 10 foot , diameter water wheel. you
would go down to the bank choose a ten foot stretch. dredge it 5 feet deep.
dump your wheel in there. you got hydro power on a large scale too. the
power that stream has looks like it could turn a 10 foot wheel, once or
twice a minute.
Shane Swisshelm
commented
on 03 Oct 2014
Hey there sully. I watched all your videos and I just have to say, good
job! I have the same mined set as you and I hope to buy some land soon and
start a homestead. I would love to join your homestead community that you
are building. I think that's a really cool idea. We'll keep the videos
coming
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Paul Mathews
commented
on 20 Oct 2013
All I want, but I am in Australia :) Build me a nice off grid log cabin, a
nice garden some crops, some animals, great living, also debt free is nice.
Look forward to see your videos of you starting out and ongoing projects.
Cheers.
Matthew Adams
commented
on 07 Feb 2013
how would you deal with the taxes that come along with owning said land?
Especially if you have no external source of income. This has always been
my main concern since i've decided to start plannning out my very own
homestead.
Brett Sullins
commented
on 19 Feb 2015
Now if only someone tried to rebuild a new society in this manor like a new
city barter trade systems of doing your part pushing a richer community
from positive ideology rather than destructive hateful and negative modern
Chris Reynoso
commented
on 06 Jul 2013
I want to do the same thing with family and friends. Starting to look for
land but unsure where to go so far. So,we here with few building codes as I
am looking at building super adobe or some other alternate method
Jay Smith
commented
on 09 Feb 2013
Check into the 12 states that do not require prop tax under certain
incomes. Not sure if that applies to school tax too, but I think if you're
rural enough you won't have that to begin with.
ray bonner
commented
on 23 Feb 2015
what brett said. should be taken very seriously. once a system is in place.
you would need a system of trade even?? in a community. less your going for
the planned economy.
kwg2005
commented
on 22 Apr 2013
I am looking at land in NH, and to get "permission" to build, I need a
state approved septic system, which I would like to avoid having as well.
ray bonner
commented
on 23 Feb 2015
ifyou gonna settle on maine. look into greehouse living. its houses that
are built inside a greenhouse. that area can be - 50 degrees.
Ryann Rooney
commented
on 16 Apr 2013
have 30 acres in West Virginia. Heavily wooded, clean stream with
spring(s). 2 hours from DC. 45 min from Charlston. 25K
Wayne Osmand
commented
on 28 Sep 2013
Sounds idylic, good luck with that! we tried the natural community type of
lifestyle, BUT you ALWAYS
david fl
commented
on 08 Feb 2013
I'm from essex jct. lookin for some land to afford. right now, most of my
preps r in stoage locker
dee smith
commented
on 12 Jul 2014
I like your idea. I've also been looking for land in VT. Is there any still
available near you?
Summer362008
commented
on 16 Jul 2014
how did you find this property....do you have a website you use to find
available land??
Pope Aleks
commented
on 17 Oct 2013
Im very interested in living off grid. Are you currently taking in members?
jery mak
commented
on 05 Aug 2014
HOW MUCH AN ACRE WAS IT SULLY,,IM LOOKING TO PUT MY RV ON SOME LAND,,
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Can You Build a House With Hemp?
Growing industrial hemp was illegal in the United States after 1970 because the industrial plant and marijuana were considered to be the same, when in fact ...
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Kathleen Sisco
commented
on 18 Feb 2016
I wonder if it would be suitable for rehabbing a house that lacks
insulation by taking off the outside sheating--alum, vinyl, wood, and
filling the openings between the studs with this mix?
Pam Bosch
commented
on 01 Mar 2016
+Kathleen Sisco Yes, as long as the framing is structurally acceptable, hempcrete can be packed around it. I will be doing that in the second phase of my building. First phase is new construction. I will be taking the interior drywall off as well because the moisture permeable, breathable qualities of the hempcrete provide a better atmosphere in the house.
Stephanie Tolle
commented
on 20 Feb 2016
+Kathleen Sisco seems like thats what this lady in the video was doing.. Go for it!
steven farrington
commented
on 05 Oct 2015
You could possibly inject it into pré existing walls
Caleb Ventura
commented
on 20 Oct 2015
+steven farrington By removing the sheetrock and pink fiberglass insulation and then packing the hemp in, perhaps?
IndyThought
commented
on 18 Sep 2015
Great to see this video. Hemp really can be used for just about anything. I
read somewhere that you could even harvest it four times a year for paper
production when compared to trees...
Pam Bosch
commented
on 01 Mar 2016
+IndyThought It normally takes 90 to 120 days to grow, so it's not the number of plantings, but the fact that it is a prolific annual crop that gives high yeilds of pulp.
FrozenEternity
commented
on 16 Sep 2015
Sadly I suspect the slow interest in hemp is not just that its related to
marijuana and illegal.
The government-big-agriculture machine has too much invested in GMO corn to
make any kind of considerations for hemp
Pam Bosch
commented
on 01 Mar 2016
+FrozenEternity That is exactly so. Industrial hemp is defined by the federal govt and Canada as Cannabis with less than .3 % THC. You can't save seed and keep the THC that low-even if it is nowhere near enough to get you high. The rules are being written by pedegreed seed breeders. Europe also has these restrictions--which are market restrictions. Uses including CBDs for dairy cows to reduce antibiotics are illegal in Canada, for instance, flax doesn't have those properties, and it goes on...American farming is mostly corporate and petrolium based. Modern Farmer is an idustry magazine. Write or call your legislators. Tell them fear of THC in ferral hemp is rediculous.
PostSurgeOperative
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on 16 Sep 2015
+FrozenEternity "There has never been a good reason for the ban on industrial hemp. It's no more harmful than industrial switchgrass, or industrial lumber for that matter. But at the same time, the claims of hemp activists are often overblown. It's a highly useful, highly versatile crop, but its utility is, for the most part, fairly marginal, at least going by the size of its existing markets and estimates for how big a domestic U.S. market could be." -Dan Mitchell, Modern Farmer magazine//modernfarmer.com/2013/10/legal-industrial-hemp-wont-matter/
Anna Nolastname
commented
on 16 Sep 2015
Before this video starts, yes, yes you can build a house with hemp. 1 acre
of hemp = 10 acers of trees.... The hemp rope is stronger. Also hemp does
not get you high, it does not contain thc like its cancer killing, seizure
stopping, ect ect, sister plant cannabis.
Mark Èdgette
commented
on 11 Nov 2015
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Mark Èdgette
commented
on 11 Nov 2015
+kyle cam prison's make 40k a year per person weed is illegal because it gives law enforcement a soft target and it would grow brain cells can't have smart healthy people law enforcement has to justify their existence and scam the taxpayer it's all about money and only that.
kyle cam
commented
on 17 Sep 2015
+Anna Stoner why isn't weed legal yet D: nobody in my state even gets arrested or jail time for it
OMBseabass
commented
on 16 Sep 2015
haha sister plant they're both the same plant mang
Anna Nolastname
commented
on 16 Sep 2015
+PostSurgeOperative I'm just going off what I've learned and experienced but you're right. I just find most don't know that so.
PostSurgeOperative
commented
on 16 Sep 2015
+Anna Stoner Cannabis sativa refers to all varieties of cannabis, including those varieties grown for industrial fiber.
Anna Nolastname
commented
on 16 Sep 2015
+PostSurgeOperative many people will refer to it as a sister plant or something like that, since everyone seems to think its the same as marijuana (cannabis, only Got the name marijuana because it sounded Mexican and they wanted to scare kids away from drugs and whatnot)
PostSurgeOperative
commented
on 16 Sep 2015
+Anna Stoner Hemp is cannabis. It's not a 'sister plant.'
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