Tag: Property Search

Living off the beaten track has pluses and minuses. It has definitely slowed our recovery, but we think the benefits outweigh the downside.

Don't be afraid of moving, even if it means leaving everything you know behind. Make the most of the opportunity and start afresh with a clean slate.

The Appalachians, and West Virginia specifically, are attracting an influx of folks dissatisfied with their current location.

When you move to your retreat, you are leaving behind your local networks. It's important to fit in and try to build a new one.

Retailers, financial companies, and other members of the Fortune 500 are leaving cities with high crime rates. Maybe you should, too.

When buying a retreat or a prepper property, think not only of today, but what we may face years or decades from now.

The world has changed since we bought our prepper property. Here's what I'd look for today I didn't consider back then.

Read the story of a family that bought raw land and built their own retreat, including the many steps they took.

How long are you going to wait before make the strategic decision to relocate somewhere safer, less crowded, and better suited for survival.

How should we treat the owners of nearby vacation homes or undeveloped property on our mountain if they show up after the SHTF?