yurt living

[lostboystoy]

hey yurtgirl, dont stop with the advice just because some people are looking at resale value, I for,[8D][8D] one am not, i have loved the hawaiin islands for a long time and thought it was out of my reach until i discovered the big island, I want a living structure that is affordable, and i like the idea its moveable, i hear the burn out rate for island fever is around five years, i would hate to come over build a home and dicover in 5 years that i cant hack it living on a island, therfore i could sell the land and take my yurt somewhere else, but if i build a house i herte their are lots of vacant homes on the big island,
We have a problem here in Idaho with the californians moving in and building 700,000 homes only to find out they cant handle the winters here so they move back to cali leaving a monsterouse home that locals cannot afford plus it jacks up the property value which in turn raises all our taxes,so if you come to idaho dont tell anyone your from cali, no one will help you, I can undestand why locals on the island give the stink eye to the non native people moving in and building huge homes just so they can vacation, those people dont realize the damage they do to the community.
I am still interested in a yurt and any other affordable housing, and would still like to talk to those living in a yurt escpecially if your living off the grid?

setting my soul free....