Review: Very Helpful Advice
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 30, 2012
I found this book very helpful for some decisions I have to make soon. To tell the truth I never in a million years would have considered moving into a mobile home. But this year, I inherited my parents' 1969 Detroiter mobile home. At my age(60), I am finding my original off-the-grid homestead hard to keep up with. The mobile home I now own, has a large addition built on, including a chimney in place for a wood stove. After reading Trailersteading, I have been studying my pictures of it over with a different point of view. To sell it, I either had to owner finance it or sell it very cheap. That would be fine except it is on two acres of land, has a well and septic in place. It also includes a three car garage plus a shed with an underground root cellar. What more could a homesteader want? I now have a vision of remodeling the trailer and addition to suit me and my lifestyle. So with my father's garden area, fruit trees, grape vines and berry bushes, I'd be pretty well set up. Trailersteading has managed to make me excited about a change in my life that will make it possible for me to live without that mortgage bill every month. Thank you Anna Hess, and I hope you will come out with another book on this same subject! I love your term of "Trailersteading" and so many people do it already but don't know it.