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If you haven't been to Florida, you really should. It's a super unique state in the United States, in fact it's as close to Hawaii in looks as you are going to find in the main land. Possibly even better depending on what you like. Some of the best things about Florida is the scenery. The beaches in South Florida have that crystal clear water you see in exotic places. Then add palm trees, wild iguanas, multiple cultures and great weather to that. A lot of people in other states hear th …

I once saw a guy selling some remote land on a popular social network and the comments were brutal. Some of the comments were, "Sure, who's going to live out in the middle of nowhere", "Junk land, no one would buy that". Well, these people have no clue what they are talking about. If city living is all they consider, then go to New York and have fun. But the rest of us are game, there are millions of us and it's growing rapidly. There is a reason people watch popular TV shows about off gird …

When it comes to tips on updating your yard, you might think you’ve heard it all. From how often to water your plants to how to mow your lawn depending on the type of grass you have, there are a lot of different ways to properly take care of your landscaping. But what you might not have considered before is that these small patches of grass around your home can have a big impact on the environment. And in fact, there are things you can do right now to make sure your yard is not only beautiful bu …

When it comes to clean energy, renewables are an abundant source. While solar power has established itself in the mainstream energy grid, wind is actually the largest source of renewable electricity in the country. Wind power is expected to produce 20% of the U.S. electricity demand and be cheaper than fossil fuels by 2030. If you own land or live in a windy corridor of the United States, it’s worthwhile looking into whether wind power is right for your home. How Doe …

Let's be real, the housing market is crazy high. Chances are you will be taking on a 30 year mortgage and anxious to keep your job to keep up on the payments. It's a bit scary if you live paycheck to paycheck. According to experts, the median cost of a home in 60's was around $11,500. While currently, the median cost of a home is $320,000. Yes, of course you have to factor in inflation, wages and cost of living during that time change. But that's a 2682% increase! Some find it normal and ju …