Day Dreaming Again about Houses and Land

[trebor44]

Moved to a "rural location", well and septic several years ago. Now inside the city limits, had to go on city water and sewer. A common event with politicians in the west chasing that tax dollar.

[abunaitoo]

I've been thinking about a nice plot of land, outside of the city limits.
Someplace where I can set up a shooting range, and not get hassled by the gooberment.
Nice house that is kind of self sustaining.
Retired, so looking for someplace with no gooberment stress.
I'm sure there are still places like that in this country.
It's not here anymore.
Tennessee is looking good.

[MT Gianni]

I enjoy rural living 7 miles from a town of 1200 people. Cows outnumber people by about 15-1. Trouble is it is only an hour from Bozeman. We have become a commuter base for their wages. In 2019 I paid $1400 in property insurance with full replacement value. In 2022 it went to $2800, this years bill is $4300. Taxes have also gone up but not tripled, only doubled.

[Iron369]

I live in a city of around a million people. I’m more than ready to move, but I can’t leave right now. I’m going to buy some acreage probably later this year and see if we can move in the next few years. I hate living here.

[elmacgyver0]

I'm currently setting in the middle of no where Minnesota in a cabin with frozen lakes within sight and got to thinking............What is the perfect setup as far as house/ land?

Sounds like you are already living the dream.
The grass always looks greener on the other side of the fence.