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I have no idea where your native land is, but you could go against mainstream with a house boat. I'm trying to get a SV refugee camp here in North Florida aroun
by virmundi 9y ago
I have no idea where your native land is, but you could go against mainstream with a house boat. I'm trying to get a SV refugee camp here in North Florida around housing in the St Johns. In Florida if you are a resident, you can park your boat on the river. So if we can co-op a boat community on the river complete with WiFi broad band, I think we could all live happily ever after.
You can get a liveable boat with out a shower, used without a shower for 7k US. Think microhouse with Manatees in the winter.
If you'd like to live in Palatka FL contact me: virmundi at gmail.com.
- icantdrive55 9y agoI wanted to do that in the Bay Area, and it's not easy. Sausalito goes out of there way to harass anchorouts. Actually, Sausalito is ticket/fee happy. It's just not right. A friend of mine had to pay a $400 parking fee. The person above me has a great idea. I think we have lost the housing war. We need to stop these little municipalities from enacting laws that force us to rent overpriced rooms. Living on the water should be a right. (Yes--you need to contain wastes, etc.). America has just made everything against the law. It's gotten rediculious.