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Get rid of landlords...
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my eventual plan is to buy a decently big chunk of land somewhere out in the middle of fucking nowhere, and then build it into something i'd be happy living in myself.
Hopefully i can still fucking do that when the time comes.
Sorry to say, but the billionaires have already purchased buttfuck Iowa and middle of fucking nowhere in anticipation of there being nowhere else habitable on the planet in the coming years.
Bill gates owns:
Yeah, nah, this shit should be fucking illegal. Eat the rich.
gotta love the US.
The friends that I mentioned above actually used a decent sized storage shed as their house and built it on family property to save some money. The two of them made it into an actual house with a lot of blood, sweat, and tears. And I mean a lot. Her boyfriend's family helped pay for some of the supplies and I can't remember if they 'only' owed 60k total on the house or if that included all of the supplies.
I've been desperate to move out already but I don't want to screw my boyfriend and I over. I did find some cheaper land on Zillow that we could have bought, but neither of us have family that could help us buy supplies, and compared to the sizes of small homes where I live, it's just cheaper to buy.
That's just my own experience living where I do, though. I really do wish you the best of luck in finding/building a place that you can decorate or even make it uniquely yours. It's rough out there.
yeah, as for buying land and living on it, the easiest solution to the problem is owning a mobile living space of some kind. That gives you some ground to get off of at the very least.
Unfortunately it's just a hard problem to solve on account of the whole, not being setup to function in that manner problem. Though if you can find a cheap piece of land with some property already on it, that's only going to be beneficial i suppose.
look into landships then
landships do sound pretty funny, but i'd much rather have my own campus of actual buildings, ideally one that would be capable of being sold. For the flexibility, but we'll see.