They sound like they know what they're doing. Keep up these types of interviews where you're talking to folks who are running a real glamping business! I find them very helpful.
we need more podcasts like this. informative, interesting, creative content, clear language not talking over everyone’s head. like your getting information from a friend. please keep it up 🎉❤❤❤
Easily one of the most informative channels on YT. I actually sat through the entire video and wasn't bored at all! Can't wait to see all the timestamps ;)
This is great! I visited the 5 finger lakes over 15 years ago. We stayed in Penn Yan and absolutely loved it! I'm not a morning person. However, to my surprise and my friends' surprise, I was up before everyone. I jogged, did yoga right off the water, and made breakfast for everyone. It was nature calling me. We boated to the wineries. Purchased fresh vegetables from the Amish farms. It's absolutely beautiful! I told my husband that I'd like to have a home there someday. We looked at real estate last year, and it was expensive. Some day, we'll make it happen. Good for the owners! We will have to stay at their STR soon. We are building several structures on our 10.4 in Alaska, but we are starting off with glamping on one area of our property. Great information in this interview!
We just scored 5 acres of raw land for our off grid cabin/glampground project. Minutes to skiing, fishing, swimming, bike trails, and walking distance to town amenities. Can’t wait to get our hands dirty!
Inherited family farm with beautiful 25 acre red pine woodlot, 75 years old, slowly transitioning to mixed woods. Swale, with spring and tiny stream. Lots of wildlife. I've thought about advertising "raw camping -- no amenities" but I'm terrified of a fire starting.
I know what you mean. Letting people onto your land is a big worry and commitment. Most people understand that and respect your land while there but to be honest there are some bad actors we have to watch out for.
If you rent thru hipcamp, you can usually (read the fine print??) get insurance included in the reservation. Could be worth the peace of mind?? Also could install fire breaks and early alarm system of some kind (???) bec a family heritage site….yeh that could break your heart.
They are definitely something you should dig into. I am making a note now to make a video all about them. It probably won't get a ton of views but it will be very helpful and thats all that matters.
My number one goal with this channel is to be helpful and provide value to the people who subscribe and watch my videos regularly. I take your time seriously so no fluff over here. I'm glad these videos are worth watching for you! More to come soon!
Trying to do more of them, its hard to find the people, talk them into giving us free info, then coordinate, record, edit, blah blah blah. I will do more, though, i promise! Shout out to my guests in this video though. They are awesome!
Interesting so the place doesn’t have a shower? The reviews on Airbnb look great and no one mentions the shower. I’d love to see a picture of it. I’m so happy that this labor of love is doing well for them!
People like you are why I made this channel! I can tell that you are serious about learning as much as you can on this topic. You just made my day man!
lol very true, YT sometimes will make you feel invincible. More times than not though its so helpful and great in either teaching us, or steering us in the right direction.
Glad you found the video worth watching! I'm always trying my hardest to be informative and helpful to the people who choose to give me some of their time and watch my videos.
Hey, I am working on figuring out the best way to do something like this. I just need a little time. I run this whole channel by myself and its hard to keep up with everything.
What a great video! Thanks so much for the interview. There was a ton of really good info. I'll be sure to check out your other content as I research for my own glamping business in Colorado.
Becoming ecofriendly is a community effort. Motion sensored lighting is an option. Offer certain amount of water per day free. Charge additional if more is used. As an example . Good interview. God bless you all.
I, like other commenter, also thought about being mindful about light pollution, as I listened to this interview. The hosts are mindful and realize they need to educate guests some. If they had more than one “glamp”, being mindful of light pollution for other guests is an important part of the experience. But also being mindful of light pollution for the animals, as there is growing research of how harmful it is to birds etc (which makes me think about effects on humans too lol)
Love your cabin. What a great interview with some really good information, also a lot of validation of experiences and ideas, and things learned. I have an on grid cabin and an off grid cabin, started them the same year 7 years ago. Thank you, so nice to hear from folks that totally relate. I started one cabin with the help of my designer brother, the other one, the off grid one 95% all on my own, hiring when I absolutely had to. Thank you! Made my day watching this. Been getting a bit burned out and discouraged with some tough challenges of major repairs.
Thanks! I have to give a big shout out to my hosts from Camp Ervay! Not a lot of people are willing to teach others what they have learned and be so honest!
This was an informative interview well worth watching all the way through. However I was very disappointed that there was no video tour of the property…and the rest of the cabin - even a quick walk through would have enhanced my connection as a viewer. Otherwise I truly enjoyed the interview and gave it a thumbs up.
Thanks for leaving a comment and supporting the channel! It's crazy how there are not many TH-cam channels giving this kind of information. That's, why I decided to start, Keep It Tiny!
Love your vids, young man. I am about to start a camp ground, and all this information is ...golden for me. Great job. P.S Only other thing, that would have enhanced this experience, is if we all could have had a tour of there place. Just a thought.🙂
There is a fancy term for this but i don't feel like googling it to answer lol but I suggest digging you a big ole hole, filling with rocks, and having grey water trickle into said hole and back into the earth. That is the easiest method. You could also look into recycling the grey water for plants and things but thats a whole other story.
Great video. We are currently looking for property for a similar business here in Missouri and we are REALLY curious how you manage the use of a wood stove on the property. I know, from experience, that a stove newbie can, and will, smoke the house out if they are not familiar how to start a fire in a stove. Soooo many questions I would love to ask, but that'll have to do. Thanks!
I've rented a camping site as a "newbie", and all I can tell you is the owner lived an ATV trip away, and came by to check on us several times in the course of two nights. We would've survived if he didn't come by at all, but I can imagine problems with other people getting lost on the way, vehicle breaking down, injuries, and like you say, smoking out the cabin with a wood stove. All I can say is that the further you are away from your property, the more instruction manuals and signs you will need to leave around.
I am so excited to have found your channel! I’m planning to watch every single video 🙂 I’m looking to purchase my first land purchase and I’m wondering should I start small or go big. I could buy a smaller piece of land (.5 a acre) where I can place one tent/ cabin or I could buy a several acres and in the future can add more cabins/ tents as I make the income
I would recommend waiting and getting more than .5 acres. It is so difficult buying land, then building it up to be perfect that I'm not sure people would really go through the process all over again. I also think half an acre is just too small to do much. I would be looking for 2-5 acres as a good starting spot. Maybe 3 acres is perfect.
Hey I have watched probably 5 of your videos or more and now I’m going to be starting from the beginning and watching all them. I’m proud of you (weird to say?? Cuz it’s not really my place to be that, but I AM proud of you growing a business and seeing that you bring value to the world and sharing your knowledge even in the early stages of your life/business. I’ve personally been, and still am, so unsure of if I’m “expert enough” to provide advice, hence proud of others going for it. Plus it’s generous of you to share knowledge. …any way, you go! But also, even tho I’ve watched a few and am watching more, I don’t know your name. So maybe have a real or show biz name more prominent???). I’m commenting here bec this is a burning question I have not seen an answer to yet: how many campsites per acre? How much space per campsite? Which leads to how much land to make a MVP. I’m gonna research more and then hire you as a coach (thank you for making yourself available!) so I know I’ll get an answer then. But just saying that I haven’t seen that content yet. Like: maps, contours, layout, space, measurements, etc. Bec I’m trying to do the financials to make sure how much land I need to buy to break even (worst case scenario) etc. I’m gonna start w camping on raw land and then maybe add glamping, maybe not. Out here in WA state, it can take a year to reserve a campground. They are really hard to come by and people LOVE to camp here. So I’ll start there. I LOVE your “buying land” video btw. Awesome valuable stuff! It helped me a lot.
I also really like you encouraging people to start out setting themselves up to be successful, first, even if small at first. Like how you gave advice about buying land near water or not. (Eg: Don’t buy near water for your first venture if you’ve never built off grid, basically. Make it simpler than that at first.) I follow Codie Sanchez (unconventional acquisitions) who is democratizing buying businesses and creating 100,000 business owners who are good community builders. And she stresses that it’s super important to have your first deal make enough money and not suck so that you do it again and/or grow/get bigger. She believes small businesses are the backbone of a decent community and has a “no a**hole” policy lol. So anyway, I like your advice about how to start, versus how to grow bigger. Those are different games at first.
Hey man, a goal zero or any portable power station won't be able to run an A/C unit. They draw way too much power and keep pulling power the whole time they operate. A goal zero can however keep lights on, and cell phones charged. Just make sure you are getting lights that run on DC power and not AC. DC power uses less energy. Hope this is helpful!
@@KeepItTiny this is a very informative video! Enjoyed hearing this couple talk about their glamping business. Getting ready to try to start my own after being in the Airbnb space for 5 years already with a house. The Northeast has fairly hot summers and I worry about lack of air conditioning. I see camp Ervay doesn't have air conditioning and I wonder if people have a problem with this... I realize they are off grid, but do people really want to stay in a tent or yurt or tiny house in the heat without air conditioning?
@@Justicia007perhaps if you provide ample outdoor activities? A gazebo? Something shaded so people don’t have to be inside. As long as the indoor temperature is fine during the night when people rest
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They sound like they know what they're doing. Keep up these types of interviews where you're talking to folks who are running a real glamping business! I find them very helpful.
That's the plan! I have much more to come as long as these videos are helpful and informative for my subscribers.
we need more podcasts like this. informative, interesting, creative content, clear language not talking over everyone’s head. like your getting information from a friend. please keep it up 🎉❤❤❤
Easily one of the most informative channels on YT. I actually sat through the entire video and wasn't bored at all! Can't wait to see all the timestamps ;)
Wow thanks! I try to pack my videos full of real life tips and not jokes or fluff. Glad you are finding my channel informative.
So want to soak up ALL this info!!!
Thanks for the comment, I hope this video is helpful for you where you are in your glamping journey!
This is great! I visited the 5 finger lakes over 15 years ago. We stayed in Penn Yan and absolutely loved it! I'm not a morning person. However, to my surprise and my friends' surprise, I was up before everyone. I jogged, did yoga right off the water, and made breakfast for everyone. It was nature calling me. We boated to the wineries. Purchased fresh vegetables from the Amish farms. It's absolutely beautiful! I told my husband that I'd like to have a home there someday. We looked at real estate last year, and it was expensive. Some day, we'll make it happen. Good for the owners! We will have to stay at their STR soon.
We are building several structures on our 10.4 in Alaska, but we are starting off with glamping on one area of our property. Great information in this interview!
Amazing work mate. I am not so scared now about this
We just scored 5 acres of raw land for our off grid cabin/glampground project. Minutes to skiing, fishing, swimming, bike trails, and walking distance to town amenities. Can’t wait to get our hands dirty!
That is amazing! If you would ever be open to having a chat I would love to feature you on the channel.
How is it progressing? I am in the planning. In Canada.
Yes! I love these types of videos and nobody else is making them on this topic. Thanks for posting and please keep it up.
I'm glad you like this style of video, I for sure will be posting more soon.
Inherited family farm with beautiful 25 acre red pine woodlot, 75 years old, slowly transitioning to mixed woods. Swale, with spring and tiny stream. Lots of wildlife.
I've thought about advertising "raw camping -- no amenities" but I'm terrified of a fire starting.
I know what you mean. Letting people onto your land is a big worry and commitment. Most people understand that and respect your land while there but to be honest there are some bad actors we have to watch out for.
If you rent thru hipcamp, you can usually (read the fine print??) get insurance included in the reservation. Could be worth the peace of mind?? Also could install fire breaks and early alarm system of some kind (???) bec a family heritage site….yeh that could break your heart.
Great video!!!!
Thanks for the comment and i'm glad you found the video helpful! I've got a lot more content like this planned.
One of the best glamping videos I have seen. Well done
I need to learn more about compost toilets. We are quite close to buying some land!
They are definitely something you should dig into. I am making a note now to make a video all about them. It probably won't get a ton of views but it will be very helpful and thats all that matters.
You can learn a ton about compost and other off grid toilets by look8ng at van life videos
Always great content! Keep it tiny has been hugely helpful in getting me motivated to get my glamping tent started
My number one goal with this channel is to be helpful and provide value to the people who subscribe and watch my videos regularly. I take your time seriously so no fluff over here. I'm glad these videos are worth watching for you! More to come soon!
Good in depth information
Glad you think so! Thanks for laving a comment and supporting my channel
Exciting info!
I think so too! Thanks for leaving a comment and supporting the channel
Thank you for making this. It would have been nice to see their cabin and the area.
This video is shot within their cabin and the tour of the cabin can be found here: th-cam.com/video/5zm6vv4WTSU/w-d-xo.html
All 3 of you have a mean hat game going on
LMAO i never thought of this but i am happy we showed out and let everyone know our hat game is sturdy and not to be messed with.
Thank you! 😊
You're welcome 😊
I love this. TH-cam, we want quality content full of learning, experts and information!
It would be interesting if you could do a follow up with this couple and see what they have learned over the years!
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
I have been hosting , people who travel and camp for the last 6 years in New Mexico
Thats awesome! Good for you. Its a great thing to do because you can make some money but also help people get closer to nature.
Wow! Just wow! Every question you have and soo much more, thank you 🙏🏻
You are welcome man! I am trying to do more of these long form sit downs with glampsite owners this year.
I'm binge-watching this channel! Thank you so much!
Great information,,I love it
Glad it was helpful! Special thank you to my guests too for being so forthcoming with the information.
Wow, lm so glad I found this page, the information is so valuable, thank you so much for doing this.
Glad it was helpful brother! Thanks for leaving a comment and supporting the channel.
I BEEN IN THE BUSINESS 2 YEARS AND I LOVE IT
Thats awesome! What type of structure do you have?
What area? Open all year? Thanks
@@maximusfuscus Roper NC and Yes
Really looking forward to this!
Thanks for leaving a comment and supporting the channel! I hope you liked the video and it was worth your time.
Great content. I love the "how to" videos with the experts!
Trying to do more of them, its hard to find the people, talk them into giving us free info, then coordinate, record, edit, blah blah blah. I will do more, though, i promise!
Shout out to my guests in this video though. They are awesome!
Interesting so the place doesn’t have a shower? The reviews on Airbnb look great and no one mentions the shower. I’d love to see a picture of it. I’m so happy that this labor of love is doing well for them!
Yes they do, they have an outdoor shower. I believe they get water brought in as there is no well
Very excited for this convo
Thanks for leaving a comment and supporting the channel.
Thank you for sharing! It’s so helpful!
Thanks for the support and leaving a comment! Giving out real advice is the goal and i'm happy we were able to do that!
Thank you for this video! It's exactly what my husband and I needed as we plan!
Glad it was helpful! I have new interview style videos coming out every monday for the next few weeks.
Thx. Lots of good info! Keep'em coming!
Thank you for the effort, i have gained so much. I hope you make a million and a million more!
This was crazy good information. I'd double like it if I could. I think I'll rewatch this too...
People like you are why I made this channel! I can tell that you are serious about learning as much as you can on this topic. You just made my day man!
Just wanna say thank you watched a couple of your videos very good content and informational and inspiring. Appreciate it
Awesome! I'm glad you liked the videos and found them helpful! Thank you so much for the support.
Just starting my project in Hana Maui!🎪
This is amazing! Thank you so much.
great input and advice for a business that is possible for most people who have some drive to succeed.
Great video! Very informative and real.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks.
You're welcome! Thanks for commenting and supporting the channel.
I used YT to finish my basement. You can get so much value on YT, sometimes just enough to be dangerous ;-)
lol very true, YT sometimes will make you feel invincible. More times than not though its so helpful and great in either teaching us, or steering us in the right direction.
Great video. That man just can’t make no eye contact lmao
Valuable insight and suggestions. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Good luck to you!
Great video, thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Wow I’ve been watching both of your channels! Love the collaboration
loved this interview.. keep up the great informative content
glad I found you!
I'm happy to have you as a subscriber. I have a lot of videos like this coming out in the next few weeks. Buckle up for the ride lol
Incredibly rich interview!!! Thank you so much for doing this! Keep bringing the rich content please :)
Thank you! I def have more in store and even plan on expanding this side of my youtube channel and going deeper with this type of content.
Pretty cool. I wish we had a visual of their setup from the outside in, maybe a drone shot or something in the intro.
Here you go! th-cam.com/video/5zm6vv4WTSU/w-d-xo.html
Aha!! Perfect. Thank you!!
Soooo informative. Thank you!
Glad you found the video worth watching! I'm always trying my hardest to be informative and helpful to the people who choose to give me some of their time and watch my videos.
Could you put these on Spotify or apple music? Want to listen when I drive. thanks
Hey, I am working on figuring out the best way to do something like this. I just need a little time. I run this whole channel by myself and its hard to keep up with everything.
You’re going to be able to hire help soon. Hang in there, I can see your success already!
@Keep It Tiny they could build an Extra cabin and Hire a Homeless Person they help one and get the job done
Very true! I know that they will be expanding soon so that is certainly an option for them.
What a great video! Thanks so much for the interview. There was a ton of really good info. I'll be sure to check out your other content as I research for my own glamping business in Colorado.
Great detail.
Thanks! Glad you found the video helpful
Another amazing video
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for supporting the channel.
Becoming ecofriendly is a community effort. Motion sensored lighting is an option. Offer certain amount of water per day free. Charge additional if more is used. As an example . Good interview. God bless you all.
Thanks for the comment and bless you too
I, like other commenter, also thought about being mindful about light pollution, as I listened to this interview. The hosts are mindful and realize they need to educate guests some. If they had more than one “glamp”, being mindful of light pollution for other guests is an important part of the experience. But also being mindful of light pollution for the animals, as there is growing research of how harmful it is to birds etc (which makes me think about effects on humans too lol)
Yesss! So useful. Thank you!
Glad you found this video helpful! Thanks for leaving a comment.
Great advice
Thank you! I'm glad you found this video useful.
Greta job keep up the great work. Love seeing the younger generation doing this. Love it.
Thanks for the kind words!
Setting up an Airstream now. Thanks for this!!!
Thank you for sharing!!
Great interview. I learned a great deal. I am a host in Queens, new York. My next move is to build something similar. Keep it up.
I’m loving this video. It opens up the ideas I had and some I didn’t have 👍🏾
Awesome! Thats the goal! to have people watch the videos and feel inspired and creative.
Love this kinda stuff
Thanks for leaving a comment. Glad you like it. Its hard to set up these style of videos but I will try and do more in 2024.
Thank you for the informative video
My pleasure, glad you found it helpful
Love your cabin. What a great interview with some really good information, also a lot of validation of experiences and ideas, and things learned. I have an on grid cabin and an off grid cabin, started them the same year 7 years ago. Thank you, so nice to hear from folks that totally relate. I started one cabin with the help of my designer brother, the other one, the off grid one 95% all on my own, hiring when I absolutely had to. Thank you! Made my day watching this. Been getting a bit burned out and discouraged with some tough challenges of major repairs.
wow it sounds like you have a pretty nice set up! If you ever would be open to chatting about it here on the youtube channel i'd love to host you!
Insighful conversation. Thank you!!
Thanks! I have to give a big shout out to my hosts from Camp Ervay! Not a lot of people are willing to teach others what they have learned and be so honest!
I love ,love your videos,but I would like for you to show the actual site, maybe you can do videos
Here is a tour of their cabin: th-cam.com/video/5zm6vv4WTSU/w-d-xo.html
I AM SUBSCRIBING RIGHT NOW. TH-cam SHOULD PUT YOU ON THEIR FIRST PAGE🤘✌👍👍
Thanks man! Glad you liked the video, hopefully one day I can get on the front page of youtube that would be sick!
Thanks
This was an informative interview well worth watching all the way through. However I was very disappointed that there was no video tour of the property…and the rest of the cabin - even a quick walk through would have enhanced my connection as a viewer. Otherwise I truly enjoyed the interview and gave it a thumbs up.
Glad you liked the video. Here is a tour of their cabin: th-cam.com/video/5zm6vv4WTSU/w-d-xo.html
Super helpful thanks for this awesome video!!
Your Chanel is fantastic! All you videos have been very informative and helpful. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for leaving a comment and supporting the channel! It's crazy how there are not many TH-cam channels giving this kind of information. That's, why I decided to start, Keep It Tiny!
really interested in starting an off-grid cabin/campground in the Ozarks of Missouri. thanks for this info! Now to talk my better half into it!
Great content. Need this information on the industry.
Super helpful-thank you! I’m trying to get started and this interview answered a ton of questions.
Glad it was helpful man. You got this! Just keep doing your research. Everything is attainable.
i need to learn to build a composting toilet. have great outdoor shower. need to figure out water for the site.
This was very informative! Trying to do something similar in North Carolina.
Glad it was helpful! You can def do it, i'm not saying it will be easy but it for sure is possible!!!
Great content
Thank you! This video is actually my favorite I ever made because it’s so useful.
Great content.
Glad you like it! Thanks for commenting and supporting the channel
Love it
me too!
this is great
Thanks for the info!!
Good information, but it would have been nice to see the site and accomodation to know what they were talking about.
Here is the tour I recorded of their glampsite: th-cam.com/video/5zm6vv4WTSU/w-d-xo.html
Good content
Thanks!
Love your vids, young man. I am about to start a camp ground, and all this information is ...golden for me.
Great job.
P.S
Only other thing, that would have enhanced this experience, is if we all could have had a tour of there place. Just a thought.🙂
Thanks for leaving the comment and supporting the channel! Here is a link to a tour of there place: th-cam.com/video/5zm6vv4WTSU/w-d-xo.html
@@KeepItTiny
Thanks for the tour. Nice place.
Hi yes, i am launching mine this year however the outdoor bathroom is whats holding me back and I am a bit iffy about it.
Check these two videos out for my opinion:
th-cam.com/video/x5eoH7fpPeA/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/1cdXj_iBGqI/w-d-xo.html
Can you share what brand of compost toilet they used?
How do they dispose of grey water?
There is a fancy term for this but i don't feel like googling it to answer lol but I suggest digging you a big ole hole, filling with rocks, and having grey water trickle into said hole and back into the earth. That is the easiest method. You could also look into recycling the grey water for plants and things but thats a whole other story.
@@KeepItTiny simple enough, thanks!
I think the fancy term might be “French drain”
Any reason why there’s no pics of the cabin in the video. Where are they at or is that’s supposed to be a secret?
This video was shot in their cabin - also their website, airbnb link, and instagram can be found in the description of the video 👍
Great video. We are currently looking for property for a similar business here in Missouri and we are REALLY curious how you manage the use of a wood stove on the property. I know, from experience, that a stove newbie can, and will, smoke the house out if they are not familiar how to start a fire in a stove. Soooo many questions I would love to ask, but that'll have to do. Thanks!
I've rented a camping site as a "newbie", and all I can tell you is the owner lived an ATV trip away, and came by to check on us several times in the course of two nights. We would've survived if he didn't come by at all, but I can imagine problems with other people getting lost on the way, vehicle breaking down, injuries, and like you say, smoking out the cabin with a wood stove.
All I can say is that the further you are away from your property, the more instruction manuals and signs you will need to leave around.
I am so excited to have found your channel! I’m planning to watch every single video 🙂 I’m looking to purchase my first land purchase and I’m wondering should I start small or go big. I could buy a smaller piece of land (.5 a acre) where I can place one tent/ cabin or I could buy a several acres and in the future can add more cabins/ tents as I make the income
I would recommend waiting and getting more than .5 acres. It is so difficult buying land, then building it up to be perfect that I'm not sure people would really go through the process all over again. I also think half an acre is just too small to do much. I would be looking for 2-5 acres as a good starting spot. Maybe 3 acres is perfect.
Hey I have watched probably 5 of your videos or more and now I’m going to be starting from the beginning and watching all them. I’m proud of you (weird to say?? Cuz it’s not really my place to be that, but I AM proud of you growing a business and seeing that you bring value to the world and sharing your knowledge even in the early stages of your life/business. I’ve personally been, and still am, so unsure of if I’m “expert enough” to provide advice, hence proud of others going for it. Plus it’s generous of you to share knowledge. …any way, you go! But also, even tho I’ve watched a few and am watching more, I don’t know your name. So maybe have a real or show biz name more prominent???). I’m commenting here bec this is a burning question I have not seen an answer to yet: how many campsites per acre? How much space per campsite? Which leads to how much land to make a MVP. I’m gonna research more and then hire you as a coach (thank you for making yourself available!) so I know I’ll get an answer then. But just saying that I haven’t seen that content yet. Like: maps, contours, layout, space, measurements, etc. Bec I’m trying to do the financials to make sure how much land I need to buy to break even (worst case scenario) etc. I’m gonna start w camping on raw land and then maybe add glamping, maybe not. Out here in WA state, it can take a year to reserve a campground. They are really hard to come by and people LOVE to camp here. So I’ll start there. I LOVE your “buying land” video btw. Awesome valuable stuff! It helped me a lot.
I also really like you encouraging people to start out setting themselves up to be successful, first, even if small at first. Like how you gave advice about buying land near water or not. (Eg: Don’t buy near water for your first venture if you’ve never built off grid, basically. Make it simpler than that at first.) I follow Codie Sanchez (unconventional acquisitions) who is democratizing buying businesses and creating 100,000 business owners who are good community builders. And she stresses that it’s super important to have your first deal make enough money and not suck so that you do it again and/or grow/get bigger. She believes small businesses are the backbone of a decent community and has a “no a**hole” policy lol. So anyway, I like your advice about how to start, versus how to grow bigger. Those are different games at first.
Why does he never look at you? V informative tho.
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Is a Goal Zero solar energy kit enough to power a geodesic dome? (Small A/C, chargers, lights, etc) Debating if off or on grid is a better solution.
Hey man, a goal zero or any portable power station won't be able to run an A/C unit. They draw way too much power and keep pulling power the whole time they operate. A goal zero can however keep lights on, and cell phones charged. Just make sure you are getting lights that run on DC power and not AC. DC power uses less energy. Hope this is helpful!
@@KeepItTiny this is a very informative video! Enjoyed hearing this couple talk about their glamping business. Getting ready to try to start my own after being in the Airbnb space for 5 years already with a house. The Northeast has fairly hot summers and I worry about lack of air conditioning. I see camp Ervay doesn't have air conditioning and I wonder if people have a problem with this... I realize they are off grid, but do people really want to stay in a tent or yurt or tiny house in the heat without air conditioning?
@@Justicia007perhaps if you provide ample outdoor activities? A gazebo? Something shaded so people don’t have to be inside. As long as the indoor temperature is fine during the night when people rest
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lol thanks for the support! Glad you liked the video man.