Family Compound

Building a community on your own piece of land has become a popular topic in recent times. Some call it a Compound, or a Community, or another "C" word... but it's an intriguing concept either way. Have you ever thought of buying land to live on with your family or friends?
Watch Ep. 13 of Land Your Ground for more insights on buying land.
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[@GODofDeeStruction]

I’m in the process of trying to do it now. I’m a Combat Veteran with 8 kids so instead of “Compound” or “Estate” mine is called a F.O.B. (Family Operations Base) I have all 8 kids on a specific path for example, my daughters (5) are all going to college and each one will study: Accounting, Agriculture, Business, Law, and Economics. While my sons (3) will go to trade school for Welding & Carpentry, HVAC, etc. each will work together to build onto the empire while ensuring no person has any assets or liabilities in their name but will live for free while working maybe a few hours a week and we all spend time together

[@bbttresidder7224]

Our family (we grandparents and two grown children and their kids) have always wanted to have that family compound. One big square-ish property with three houses, each on a corner. A dining abode kind of space in the middle (not too far from any house) for cooking/dining together like holidays, birthdays, or anytime someone wants to use it with friends, and next to it a big vegetable garden and chicken coop/run. There’s more, we’ve thought it through, but it likely won’t be able to happen. What a great dream though…❤

[@LandYourGround]

An amazing dream!! Hopefully you don’t give up on it and y’all find a way to make it come to reality. ❤

[@michaelpease1529]

Estate is the old fashion word

[@LandYourGround]

Sounds pretty high brow, doesn’t it? 😄 We need more old fashion things these days!

[@robinbeddingfield3427]

The term is idyllic not idealistic!

[@LandYourGround]

You may be right. I think it sounds idyllic but it may be idealistic.