I LOOK AT SOME VACANT LAND. A place to escape van life when I needed/ Off grid living

Should I buy a land? A place to escape van life when I needed/ Off grid living
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Hi my name is Emi. I'm born in raise in small town just outside Quebec City, this is where my lovely accent come from. My #vanlife story starts in September 2018. After a long-term relationship that I was trying for more than a year to rebuild, I decided it was time to end this toxic relationship once for all. This is where I decided to move away from this man that I was still in love with. I put all my belongings inside my SUV (GMC Jimmy) and moved six hours from where I was living. I didn’t know where I would sleep, didn’t know where I would work but I knew I needed to make a drastic move. At that time, I told myself I will only sleep in my car for a month while looking for a place to rent. What I didn’t know is that one month became another month and another month. In the end, I end up sleeping in my car for a full year. Even if people will consider this the lowers time of my life, this experience was the best thing I couldn’t have done with my life. I took that year to focus on myself, decide what I wanted, and most importantly what I didn’t want. That year made me also realize that for so long, I was chasing the wrong dreams. I was chasing what society wanted me to be: to have a big house, a steady job, kids, get married… None of those dreams was making me happy. In September 2019, while I was actively looking for a van, I received a phone call that someone had found my cat (Kelly). After, trying for hours with no success to communicate with my ex-boyfriend (who was taking care of her), I decided to drive the six hours to go pick her up. Without going into too much detail, it turns out he wasn’t able to take care of her anymore. So I brought her in a cat kennel for a couple of days until I found a van we both could live in. I put all the savings that I had accumulated while living in my car and bought my van (a 2011 Ford Econoline that I end up adding a hightop) In the beginning, It wasn’t so glamour. My cat and I were sleeping on a mattress on the floor of the van. We both had to adjust. Now, my cat loves this lifestyle as much as I do; she looks at the window while I’m driving and she loves exploring new places. Since then, my cat Kelly and I are have been living full-time in my self convert van.

[@CharityS-Minnesota]

Emi, in my opinion having a lot as a base camp for whenever you want it or need it would be a good thing 😊 especially after we’ve dealt with the pandemic and things like that. If the fuel costs keep getting high and driving as much isn’t feasible you would have a base camp. Also having a lot for when you get older would be good. And I could just see you building the most beautiful tiny home on there to be off grid. With your amazing wood skills! I say go for it❤

[@pamgypsyaries8049]

What you said….!♥️

[@stephaniehopkinsartist]

Agree!

[@jackie7916]

I agree 👍

[@valeriehancotte-galan4790]

Exactly!! Shipping containers are really cheap and tons of videos turning them into tiny homes!

[@susanadams-wauro6716]

100%! Having a backup plan is always wise, not to mention real estate is always a great investment!

[@Newcreature1957]

I’m 65 and live out of my van. But decided that I wanted a place that nobody could come knock on my door and tell me to move, not that that’s ever happened yet. But now I own a smash parcel of land and am building a tiny house. So glad I made this decision. It’s paid for! So I say hi for it if that’s what you want to do.😊

[@MagneticOriginals]

What’s a smash parcel of land? Is tax high on the property?

[@Newcreature1957]

Small lol

[@Newcreature1957]

$10. A year

[@pampeake3275]

It's never a bad idea to buy land. If the price is right and you can afford it, go for it. Always nice to have a spot to call yours.

[@jamespowers8826]

And the land requires constant attention, even when you are on the road, to remain habitable when you are there. And to worry about when you are not. Big decision. Having said that, I notice that many van-life KZbinrs are buying land and building homes. People change, priorities change.

[@Anniesrandommoments]

A tiny house or cabin on alot would be lovely. Running water off grid sounds perfect for the future 🤗

[@Jules-o7u3v]

if you decide to buy a lot be sure to check with local code and make sure that you can park your van on it and live in it until you decide to build a tiny house or whatever you choose to do. I know I’m retired gentleman who bought a couple of acres in the Ocala national Forest in Florida to park his RV during the winter months and live in it only to find out he could not park his RV on it unless there was a permanent structure “a house” on the land.

[@catskill49murphy27]

Great comment and important that people know you can't just buy land and do what you want anymore..Due diligance is critical.

[@mybackyardparrots9198]

I heard from an old friend of mine who is a Vet & wanted to do the same - all that freaking land and you can't use it. Ocala mayor, I'm told hates the homeless sleeping in vehicles and parking in shopping centers, BUT when you try to buy a secluded, off tne grid piece of land to park --- NOOOOO🙄 Marion County, Florida & Putnam County Florida suck. All that cheap undeveloped land & you can't use it unless you put thousands of dollars to develop a $2K piece of land🤬

[@doulacoach6801]

Yes, in many places, but not all. Doing the research to know, BEFORE buying, is a very practical suggestion!

[@carolcatchychanneltipsandt1448]

Florida is not zoned that way.

[@bentelog2823]

is a warehouse or garage could be considered permanent structure, cuz u dont need a house cuz of the rv?

[@sharonoldham4374]

If you could find a piece of land that allowed RV living. Something like that would be nice for a base home. You could always build when your ready never know what the future will be like. Have a good evening.

[@larazeesk7080]

I purchased an old farmhouse built in 1947 on acre in a very rural area here in Alabama ( Payed $10,500 cash for it ) in 2017 - i absolutely love it - 1 neighbor no people just a dirt road - very peaceful - no stress grow my own food - I have a natural spring in my yard that’s all wooded -

[@leisacrawford8090]

Hi Emi! As Mark Twain once said "buy land - they"re not making any more of it" good luck with whatever you decide!

[@doreenhodgin569]

A new country songs says the same. God ain't making no more of it.

[@berilmurray9879]

I have a home base, and love it because, I can stop for as long as I want, without worrying about having to move on. It’s a great place to store things too,and I super bad weather,I can pull into a big shed, and be safe.

[@nia6849]

Do you have your own RV land? Do you have a septic, well, and electric? If so, how. Tell in detail.

[@berilmurray9879]

@@nia6849 Yes. I am in Queensland, Australia, and have an old farmhouse on 40 acres, so yes, I have electricity, and enviro-friendly toilet disposal. I am still working too, at this stage. I just fine ….. for me personally ……. I like a home base, so if I am unwell, or just need a break, where I don’t have to worry about safety, I can be here, thenI head off when and where I want too. I am slow older (62), so Ifeel more secure having my “safety net”.

[@cheddar2848]

Ah poor baby. Kelly doesn't like the cone hope she is doing well and keep us updated be praying for her too, she is such a good kitty, stay well Emi and Kelly and stay warm too. See you on the next one!😍🤗😸🔥🚐

[@elainepearman2309]

A vacant lot where you can erect a cabin or a shed, all lockup. You will still live n your van but are safe on your land. If you can afford it then go for it.

[@62WILDCAT]

If it was me ,I'd definitely buy a small piece of land ,with a WELL for CLEAN water for sure. Space to create a veggie flower garden Keep 🐝🐝🐝🐝 & 🐣🐥 for honey & eggs too. A goat 🐐 for milk ,kefir & cheese. Rain Barrels too. Especially in my later years which is NOW for me !

[@sheilabeatty3281]

Go where your heart and your gut take you.

[@balthazarquinn]

A tiny house on a lot is a perfect idea. It’d be a great ‘base of operations’ that your vanlife journeys begin from and end at. You’d have time to rest, recuperate, heal up if you ever get sick, send mail to, etc. if you build it on a trailer, you can always relocate it. ALSO, you could moor a houseboat there and live on the lake. ;-)

[@normaevett]

I love the boat idea!

[@Beth-ie]

I've got the little camp on the lake, just waiting to find the van to complete that exact dream. Only use the place seasonally... but with a van?! MAN, that _will_ be sweet (just tossing it out to the Universe 😉.) Renting stinks. But good/well-priced used vans are so hard to find. May all our dreams come true. Peace!

[@donnamoore6520]

Land is free

[@62WILDCAT]

I almost bought a house boat in Mississippi on a lake there !

[@conniewaite1371]

Your building could start out as storage or craft space.eventually become your retirement home later.a great idea

[@theresewheeler1498]

It’s a perfect idea. A tiny home on your own land . Vacant lot to park your van

[@traceyjennings4361]

I think a piece of land and tiny home is a fabulous idea! It would be nice to not have to move every day!

[@nia6849]

An RV land is a MUST in the future.

[@nighthiker8872]

Buy land, Anahuac TX. is between Houston and Beaumont TX. It's safe, low tax, good soil. for garden and chickens. There are nice rest areas. You're about hours' drive to Louisiana. They have a nice festival in September. very safe place.

[@nia6849]

@@nighthiker8872 address please

[@LSChestersMom]

Love it... base camp, tiny home cabin, wonderful :)

[@underscr0e]

Could start with a double garage with electric service, septic, bathroom, and laundry!

[@elizabethwamsley7953]

And studio/workspace. Eventually have enough to show/sell and supplement your income Hope kitty heals quickly. My 3 kitties would Never wear a cone of shame...everythinvbon myvtabkes /shelves would be pawed to the 🤣

[@marylublankenship6398]

That is a great idea! A place to come and park and not have to worry about anyone bothering you. And by the lake?! That is awesome!!!

[@ega6976]

Emi, here in the US a lot of states are prohibiting overnight camping. What does your heart say? What are the pro’s and con’s of buying raw land vs increasing cost of paying to park? You know the answer, if not ……. Wait for it……….you’ll know in your 💜

[@jeffnorbert1871]

Indeed. We have politicians that don't know their place. Overstepping their "authority". Unlawful ordinances that are frequently found to be so and overturned.

[@vynidalopes251]

What a sensible and beautiful comment 😊

[@randallharrison9086]

Yes,,,yes,,,yes,,, any questions ....on buying land !!!

[@Lazytea]

Just make sure the property taxes aren’t too high. It’s a good thing to ponder. You could build a storage shed and level pad for your van and Chrome’s rig. If you build there are alot more complications. But, a little getaway base woods be fun.

[@debrandw246]

Emi, having a base is definitely a very wise idea. It's backup for what ever happens with the world. A place for you that no one can take away. I think it's a wise idea. Great video. X

[@MultiTimelady]

There's nothing wrong with having a home base especially for an address.

[@Warmbreeze43]

Yes! A small garden too! Everyone needs a landing spot especially as we age

[@33Jenesis]

Yes! A stamp size land with a cabin and a small garden and a carport :)

[@KamaainaGirl]

Oh and I'm currently building a tiny house on the farm for my 96 year old Mom ... me and my wife. I bought your hoody for my mom and she loves it.I showed her one of your videos and she said you are beautiful and she loves your Canadian French accent. Much Aloha 💞🌈🤙

[@audreyburton5367]

I think buying a block of land is a fantastic idea. I live on 5 acres and it's my sanctuary. Also,there is always so much to do that you will never be bored. I think it is a great idea to have a base that you can come and go from.

[@nia6849]

Zone for a stick home?

[@gregdark4099]

Definitely get a nice lot somewhere...everyone needs that place. Some secluded lake area you can just park for ,however long you want.

[@BBare.]

Thank God for unanswered prayers! I believe that things happen for a reason.

[@greatwhitenorthvanlife4497]

Yep! even if you decide not to live there you'll have an investment for later in life. If you can afford it then go for it.

[@MW-on1ft]

For Kitty they do make some inflatable type donut shaped collars which are more comfortable for Kitty but still keep her from picking at wounds. Seems to be an improvement over the cones of shame.❤️🐱

[@connieatkins7390]

Keep dreaming of what you want. In time it will be clear of what you need to sooth your soul and make you happy.

[@JohnSmith-vc4yg]

Do it, it's the right thing.

[@maraelaine7360]

Yes! Get a little piece of land 😊 I just bought some land after travelling for the past four years and I love it! Also, it is a good investment.

[@nia6849]

Wondering if your land is for an RV or a stick home?

[@maraelaine7360]

@@nia6849 either, just bare land

[@chucky6367]

@@nia6849 What is a stick home?

[@nia6849]

A regular home is called a stick home.

[@chrisbrock7667]

I think it's a good idea. Grow food etc.

[@Lisa-16]

I always thought that I would want a tiny piece of land with a very tiny home on it. Those prices you showed are not bad! 😊

[@suerop]

I had a small dog who had a small growth right in front of her ear. I used a soft "donut" around her neck that was just enough to keep her from scratching but wasn't as clumsy as the "cone of shame." Some are foam, some are inflatable.

[@Night_hack]

Yes, do consider an off grid tiny home. But, make sure the local laws and covenants allow it. Some locations require electricity to homes even if you plan off grid and don’t use it.

[@glennarussell4682]

Ohh, the possibilities are endless. I would ultimately desire a home base. Just for posting up for a minute. Bad weather or whatever, we can just drive away with our home in tow. Love it. Love to you and Kelly.

[@margaretcopeland1055]

There are all manner of cones, soft and almost padded collars. It might be something your kitty can tolerate. I guess the main thing is to prevent her from scratching it or using her paws to clean it.

[@morganmaddison8633]

I totally get what you mean....a small piece of land to have some place to chill when you want, when you feel the need to be stationary. As we get older the thought of having a homestead may be in the plan...... and hey, it's a good investment Emi!

[@desitinywaits4u]

Tax lien property is great to go for also ! We got 3 acres for under $3,500 !

[@nia6849]

Where? Zone for RV or a stick home?

[@desitinywaits4u]

@@nia6849OUR LAND IS ZONED FOR RESIDENTIAL..... A HOME IS BEING BUILT ON IT . AND I WILL LIVE THERE IN MY TINY HOME SHUTTLE BUS

[@DD_11111]

I would buy one of those lots in a heartbeat!! Even just to park on it or to grow food there. Go for it!! We will get old one day and may need to stay put!

[@loriaversher5477]

Emi, this sounds great! With your woodworking skills you could also make some awesome furniture as well. Thanks for sharing!

[@godsteam8903]

Absolutely. The world is crazy right now. What if you are sick or have van trouble. It would be nice to pull into your own land if needed and travel when you want.

[@KamaainaGirl]

When I'm not traveling in my RV I park my RV on my inlaws farm in the middle of nowhere which is beautiful the forest in NE Texas. Have full hook up there. Love having somewhere to go when I get tired of the road. Or I fly home to Hawaii and spend 5 to 6 months in my 5 bedroom house with a pool on the side of the mountain overlooking Pearl Harbor. Love having different ways to live. I also fly home to France where I'm originally from to see my family in the south of France. There I stay in a BandB.

[@ShannonLeeAcoustic2112]

Emi, I say go wherever your heart leads you! You can have both- Land, AND a nomadic lifestyle. :-) Big hugs from Michigan! XOXO

[@dflowers1477]

3 years ago I bought an old single wide on an acre in the woods of the PNW. It was in rough shape, but it already had water, electric, septic and most of all it was a legal lot to live on. It only cost $25,000 US $. The taxes are very cheap and because it’s an hour from any city no one would care what I did. That’s what I’d do.

[@amylee6038]

It's interesting that mobile homes are the obvious answer for a lot of people, but they get such a negative rap. If you call it a "tiny home" then you can justify $150k or more on just the mobile home. Mobile homes let you evade a lot of the zoning and building code restrictions because it is not permanently affixed to the ground. The water, electric, and septic - yeah. Talk about five star!

[@Likedale3]

My little house is my "piece of the rock". Nobody can tell you to leave in the middle of the night. Just make sure you have available power and can put in septic tank if you need it eventually. And if you need to sell it it will be more valuable in the future. Who knows.... you might want to build on it someday. I know I won't want to be floating around in my later years. I love my home. I love my trailer too. After being on the road, I look forward to coming home. Just like Chrome was "so looking forward" to getting back to his shop. We all love you Emi.

[@carolynrivera9745]

Do it while you're young, it would be perfect. We are getting older every day. Yes keep it small and affordable. Take care. 🥰❤🙏

[@rickrayner7447]

You can always dream it doesn’t cost anything.

[@HipsyJ]

Let your inner voice guide you, Emi. Take care.

[@rickrussell3068]

Hi Emi home is where the heart is. Buy a lot and enjoy. Hope all is well with Kelly. Happy trails Rick

[@alohatvn]

Great 👍 idea 💡 to buy some land to have a place to call home 🏡. You can park your van there 😀.

[@jackieduncan4660]

If you find a plot and you can afford it go for it life is too short. It's nice and exciting to build a house to call a home .👍🇬🇧🙏

[@wildadventures4173]

Yes, yes, yes. Always nice to have that home base 🎯😁👍

[@linwn2106]

Settle down for future by buying lot at least will give you opportunity to own property. Who know the gas price will over insane then.. at least you have nice little spot to stay..

[@rodneybooth4069]

Chrome is sure happy with his rental garage as a base so I know you would be happy with a spot of your own for a base. WTG!

[@nighthiker8872]

You could live where the water is clean, and snow maybe a week per year.

[@annesmith5192]

I think you're right about home ownership. We want a lot of things because society tells us to. And we don't always ask ourselves if we genuinely want those things, or even weigh the pros and cons. Because my job pays pretty good, just about all my co workers own a home. But I have this one co worker who rents a home. And he's perfectly happy. He's been renting for decades. Even back when homes weren't so expensive.

[@MaribelLopez-jt4xw]

I think that’s a great idea. You can still travel when you want too and chill for a while when you feel the need.

[@moongold9025]

Go for it. You could build a tiny house on the land and when you want to travel you could always rent it out on Airbnb. Just a thought. You could have your kayak also. You seemed happy as you talked about it, so if that's what you want to do, then do it. I hope Kelly's sore heals up. Safe travels to you both. 🧡

[@patriciaruelland4655]

Emi, you could try to put a bit of honey on it! Great for healing but may also take away the itch! Maybe she stop scratching! Good luck!!

[@balthazarquinn]

Especially Manuka honey. Here in Australia (and possibly elsewhere in the world) it is sometimes given a medical rating for the degree of the honey’s ability to heal wounds or sores or ulcers. Your idea is solid! 👍

[@Vickyplaits]

Sounds like a perfect idea to me.

[@ginaallen3797]

As others have said. Home Base is always a good thing if you can swing it. As my Dad used to say about land, buy it when you can because they aren't making it anymore. A place where you could just sit for awhile and not have to worry bout traveling or gas or anything other than just chilling. Kelly will heal ok, as you are a great kitteh nurse. Peace Out.

[@nancyryan371]

Go for some property Emi. It would be yours and security.

[@icestormqueen]

Yes! And start prepping!

[@beam3819]

You said in your last video that places got closed for overnight camping/sleeping and this is very common in my country, Norway. So buying land seems very smart and you can share it if you arent there all the time. Bob in Cheap RV living, USA is also looking into and encouraging people to buy land. I think people could afford land if they buy together and divide into smaller spaces for vans or tiny houses. If the permit allows for it because I think permits will possible be more and more strict so better buy now than loose out when regulations gets stricter like here in Norway. Regulations here and in many European countries demands for building codes that will cost millions to build a home.

[@tracymorrison1584]

hope Kelly feels better soon

[@tranquilitybase6417]

You’ll love owning land! I do! I bought 20 acres so that I can camp out anywhere.

[@nia6849]

Are those acres zone for a stick home or an RV?

[@tranquilitybase6417]

@@nia6849 Both - For now it’s a Tiny Home / RV and in future I’ll build something more permanent

[@donnathompson4259]

I think purchasing land is a wonderful idea. As an older woman, there will come a time when you will be ready to settle down a little. You will continue to travel but there are moments when your place means a lot.

[@stuartlee7201]

Emi....follow your heart...then you can never go wrong..love from Australia 🇦🇺..downunder.

[@nia6849]

Where to purchase an RV property zone in Australia?

[@stuartlee7201]

@@nia6849 as far as I'm aware..we don't RV restricted property living zones...I lived in a glide on camper for 10 years while building my own house no rules were in place.

[@cynthiaanderson8699]

I applied triple antibiotic cream to a sore on a kitten. It healed fast!

[@sceleste888]

Emi, you should get one of those donuts that are soft for Kelley instead of the cone. That's what I have for my cats. 💖🐈💖 I think that having a plot a land where you can plant fruit and nut trees would be nice as a base. That is what I want to do, not a house. 💖

[@JerseyGirl50]

I don’t think you can go wrong with land as an investment. Just never buy in a subdivision where you have to follow their rules and know the rules of jurisdiction you buy in. Lots to think about.

[@expectamiracle.406]

The bank wins on all those beautiful houses. You are in a good place financially without those homes. Very wise. Love ❤️ these videos!!

[@noras.5355]

Buying property is definitely a lot to think about. Take your time. Loos like Kitty is healing. Take care and continue to enjoy life!

[@glodove]

Emi, pray about it,follow your heart.

[@survival7691]

A land lot with water or water access would be a good investment! If you wanted to build a cabin I don't think you would get bored, besides you could still take off and hit the road whenever you wanted. 😀

[@katherinespong]

I love the idea myself. A tiny home as a vacation rental for sustained income and, potentially a place to park in between trips.

[@kimorsel686]

Totally get it... Not interested in the house, but a bit of land that is yours.... Hell yeah... So many possibilities, little projects.....

[@renewalrenewal6938]

Wonderful idea. Deffo go for it. It won't be a burden but a great spot for the future.xx

[@deedracantrell4370]

Emi, I had a cat for 14 years that use to get places on his head and between shoulders like Kelly. His was due to a food allergy. After a trip to the vet and food change he was good. 😊 Good luck on land..

[@antoinette272]

Loved the video. Yes a piece of land for a base camp is a great idea. For so many reasons- some insurance

[@pawsomfunandfrugal]

Emi, I’ve been following this veterinarian Dr Andrew Jones, Veteranary Secrets, he’s somewhere in Canada there. He has a lot of information about home remedies for pets. He’s on KZbin

[@Orëo1980]

Dr.Jones is amazing!!!!!

[@notanomad9320]

Constant traveling and finding a place to sleep has got to be tiring but if you have a place to call your own, you can come home to rest. Even with a nice campervan, our house is always more comfortable and the van will sit in our heated garage until next spring. Good luck.

[@gingw7333]

Take all the time you need to make that decision. At this point it doesn't seem to be something you absolutely need, but thinking of alternatives if life circumstances should change is always good. Kelly does seem to be a bit displeased with you at the moment. 😻

[@katherinenicholas7116]

I think land would be a very practical decesion. It would give you a place to rest, but you could still travel whenever you wanted! Practically speaking, if you were sick or not able to travel as much one day, it would be a home base. I live in Michigan where traveling to warmer states for part of the year is very common. Why not have the option? Goodluck!

[@gailchadwick1348]

Go for it.

[@wandal.rodriguez7253]

It's great to buy if you can afford it. You can keep your van go when you like. But you never know what the future may bring, so it good to have a choice.

[@dosmundosdiferentes7484]

Land is good to have!!!🐈♥️✅

[@ellengriffin1547]

Your wheels are turning. You're on the right track, that a piece of property would be wise esp for any uncertainties in the future should a place to sleep becomes more and more limited, esp if homelessness situation keeps rising and your favorite places continue to close . I think having a property would be a relief to you. If you build a tiny dwelling you could rent it out ie on airbnb sometimes. You could park your van in the driveway. You could even grow a garden of greens if you are so inclined. I do think it would be exciting to plan and build an inexpensive resourceful natural materials tiny home. Get a hold of an old "Shelter" book copy. All kinds of fun resourceful ideas in there. That book came out in the early 70's by I think by the old-fashioned Mother Earth News. Cob houses are built in your vicinity. They're very esthetic I know you want to keep it simple. Rooting for you.

[@kayestafford5214]

We think getting a land lot is an excellent idea, if you can do it go ahead blessings to you in our prayers from us in England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🎉

[@DD-kh5fi]

Oh the dreaded cone. Put some over the counter antifungal antibacterial and hydrocortisone cream mixed together on it and rub it in. Buy them separately at Walmart, use tiny amounts and mix together then apply.

[@richporter8674]

If the price is right I would go for it be safe out there

[@62WILDCAT]

I think Kelly Kitty was backing up to try getting out of the cone. That's how cats get out of tight places when they cannot go forward

[@valeriaproductions]

It's been my experience that having land is the best "safe haven" - knowing that you have a place to go to escape whatever you feel the need to get away from. Houses are money pits. Land will always be the vest investment. How big of a house do we really need? a tiny house or even just your van would be great! I follow 2 couples on line that are van dwellers that bought property tylerandtodd and vanwives. You wuil never be bored because there is ALWAYS something to do. I think you're on the right track - whether a garden, sauna, dome, there is no place like home. I wish you the best. Looking forward to seeing your new place

[@wendysteinberg2595]

Nobody can predict the future. I listen to good advise and give things serious thought. That has been a great formula for me. All the very best for your present and future decisions.

[@TLC26]

So cute walking your kitty