Where to Buy Land | Factors to Consider

Buying land is no small, casual feat. It's an investment that your family can hold to act as a safe haven for loved ones for generations to come. After years of being immersed with indigenous communities in New Zealand and Bolivia, Simon has been able to identify additional factors beyond the usual priorities when considering where to settle. We hope that these insights help you to select a good place to be for present and future times.
Now is the time for each of us to take action to secure our own wellbeing while contributing to build a better future for our forebears. We wish you the best of success!
Stay free,
Jessica and Simon
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 Intro
0:27 Do you have a strong, local contact?
1:47 Is the wider community food independent?
4:30 Do the people actively believe in direct democracy/people power?
8:07 Is there an underlying spirit of connectedness and cooperation?
10:13 How does the community tolerate crimes and solve disputes?
11:42 What’s the community’s perception of people from the outside?
13:05 Do the laws allow you to buy land?
13:33 What essential services can you get and, conversely, which can you do away with?
14:07 Can you sustain the amount of people you want to live on your land?
14:48 Would you be happy in that natural environment if all goes to custard?
15:30 Water, energy, and social
18:14 The Community Centric Society Course
21:08 Cultural Bonus
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[@nates2526]

Excellent points. Thanks for the video!

[@mauix5]

Good one! Thanks brother! Looking for exact these points... Keep it coptering!

[@MiloradAntifon]

Nice thinking.
I wish you all graces from God.

[@adrianacasco1926]

Come Unity Eso ! Es...Pura Vida 💛

[@yvanapantino273]

I love what you guys are accomplishing over there. Don't blame you for leaving NZ either.