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msmith1199
Apr 29, 2014Explorer II
Oh yeah, rentals are no cake walk to deal with. I don't look forward to being a landlord again, but it can be worth it financially. Another potential option is buy land that you can build a house on. You aren't completely protected from inflation but you are protected a little. I already own 20 acres of land up near Yosemite. The only problem with it now is the County won't let you live on it in an RV, even though there are people that do it. I'd also think about buying some land that you can live on in an RV, then go ahead and put your well and septic and everything in, and then you have a place to build later if you want to move back into a regular house, and you also have a home base to come stay in your RV if you get tired of stay in other people's rv parks. My 20 acres would be perfect for this, but I don't want to push my luck and get in trouble with the County either.
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