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Apparently we are not the only folks who think this is a good area for prepping. Far from the cities and off the beaten track, it is attracting other preppers

It took months of cleaning, painting, repairing, and getting new carpet in the basement, but our house sold within days of listing.

Our old house is for sale so we're bugging out to the mountains. Moving has encouraged us to downsize and minimize.

We have buckets of long-term storage food. We have cans of dehydrated food. But we didn't build up this supply overnight. Live the prepper life and you can build up your supplies as well.

We take an extra long weekend getaway to do chores at our prepper property, but we take time for some fun as well.

We make a work trip to our Prepper Property to improve the kitchen, install new lighting, build shelving and move some more gear.

We kicked off our move by renting a U-Haul and loading it with food and ammo. Dragging it up, over and around the mountains was a chore.

After two years of searching, we finally spend our first night in our new property. There's work to be done, like eradicating the mice that call it home.

We walk the property, which is down a private road and halfway up a mountain.

Getting a home inspection done on any house you are buying (unless it is a tear down) is a critical step in the buying process. Depending on the results, you may be able to renegotiate the sale or even back out.