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RE: Further ponderations on the economics of a move to Southern Europe
I read the sunny south and checked your post. In case you didn't know, I am a 37 year old Dutchman who moved to Portugal last year ( to cure depression and live a life closer to what my heart tells me ). My twinsister and her family of 4 did the same, although she wasn't depressed merely burnt out.
If you wanna talk about your ideas, you know where to find me. You might also want to consider to camp / stay over here ( or possibly at my twin sister's place ) and get a touch of a different kind of life, outside of the system. Her family is about to start a mini camping on their 2.5 acre land ( with a huge tipi tent, a guest house for max 4 people and a camper.
Hey that sounds great, got to love Steem for these kinds of connections, I'll keep you mind if i decide to head down that way next spring summer (rest of this year's already booked up with other plans!)
I hope the move is working out for all of you for your various reasons so far.
Cheers!
I completely missing ''value after one year''.
I would always buy the land , fix up the place. Maybe rent out the house and still live in a yurt on the same land?
You're totally right, it's just to get something decent I'd have to sink most of my wealth into it, and that's a risk I don't want to take when I already own a house in the UK!
Especially with Brexit and our potential change in status around the corner.
Awesome! No idea where I will be next Spring / Summer. I don't plan too far ahead. Although I'm thinking of visiting India in October.
The move ( I read movie for a moment ) is definitely working out for me in many different ways.
Obrigado! :>)