How Much it Really Costs to Live Off the Grid is Shocking

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There are several reasons why a person may be contemplating a life living off the grid. Many people long for simpler times when everyone took care of themselves and relied on their own skills to get them through, but after SHTF that's now how it's going to be.

If you're looking at the world today and know what it takes to provide for yourself and your family away from the interference of others, both foreign and domestic.

But when it comes down to it, are you truly prepared for the costs of living off the grid? Living this way can have a laundry list of costs many people are not always prepared for.

Not only will it be important to provide your own food, but it will also be important to make sure you have heat, power, water, and more supplies.

For a rundown of the costs of how much it may really cost you to live off the grid and keep your family safe, check out the next page.

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13 Comments

  1. Charles Poyner said:

    He’ll no, considering all the fines an taxes the government is starting to put on ppl that try to live off grid!!!!

  2. James Pallasch said:

    I’ll guarantee I can live well on a houseboat on next to nothing cost. What is the object of going off of the grid? I can also live quite well on the grid but I watch what I spend my money on. I do not need every doo dad that comes along. I pattern myself after Lindberg. If Lindberg did not have it, the plane is up, know what I mean Vern?

  3. Benjamin Wetherill said:

    Nope yall still paying way to much for nothing get real and hell bent come on get land say$#%&!@*everyone get solar equipment and a wood stove and be smart wtf is wrong with yall saying stupid s**t

  4. Mark Greer said:

    Tis true. One is held in suspicion of you want to live off-grid.

  5. Charles Poyner said:

    Hell, I read somewhere they are trying to tax wind farms for the wind they use.

  6. Mark Greer said:

    Here in Texas their has been a liberal movement to put meters on private water wells.

  7. Charles Poyner said:

    It’s just a money grab by the government. We are the only animals on this planet that have to pay to live here.

  8. Charles Poyner said:

    Get land? They still tax you on land you “own” apparently some of you dumb asses don’t get it. No matter where you live they got their hands in your pocket.

  9. Joshua David Narucki said:

    What’s it’s saying is it will cost me around $20000- $50000. Why would I pay that. All I habe to do is move to Alaska in the middle of nowhere and start my own off the grid living, without the government ever knowing I’m there.
    It’s simple you don’t needs a lot of money, as long as you know what you are doing.

  10. Taylor Dickerman said:

    This is kinda not totally true with some research and acquired knowledge take the professional out of it. Besides then all you really done is prove that you’re not being totally self reliant

  11. Chris Whinery said:

    These numbers are just a little off if you DIY…
    I can detail all of the pieces and components necessary…if anyone is interested.

    1…solar… $1500 will buy a system that meets all your needs…if used conservatively.
    2…water… $1200 puts together a rain catchment system with all the components necessary to collect and distribute to your home, 700 gallons in a single good rainstorm.
    3…heat… $1000 purchases a perfectly good reburning, wood burning stove and the double wall flu that you will need… As for the wood itself, you should have a chainsaw and axe anyway.

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