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Everything is bigger in Texas – even the opportunity for homesteading. In all seriousness, though, Texas is a fantastic state for homesteading. While the weather can get hot (and dry), there’s a lot of the state that has a more suitable climate for homesteading. Combine that with the lower cost of living and availability of…
Tennessee is one of the best states for homesteading in the entire country. And even though I live there, this isn’t my bias talking. Tennesse receives high rainfall, has a long growing season, and has virtually no laws against homesteading or off grid living. This is unlike some of its western counterparts, such as Colorado…
South Carolina is a good state for off-grid living. Its unique geographical location allows you to simply cultivate a wide range of crops. South Carolina does not have a freshwater shortage; it receives enough rain each year, and the groundwater is generally pure. Living off the grid near the coast is a little more challenging…
When it comes to living off the grid, few people mention Virginia, even though it appears to be an outstanding off the grid state. With an estimated population of 8.5 million people, Virginia is one of the most populous states on the east coast. The largest city in Virginia is Virginia Beach, which has 450k…
South Carolina is situated between North Carolina and Georgia on the east coast of the United States. South Carolina has a population of roughly 5 million people, and it is continuously increasing each year. Living off the grid in South Carolina is relatively popular in the state, and it’s easy to see why. Tourism is…
Living off the grid typically doesn’t come to mind when thinking about Mississippi. Many people may be hesitant to build off-grid residences in Mississippi due to high unemployment and poverty. The truth is that anything you think is negative could turn out to be positive in the end. Poverty is widespread, but this also means…