West Virginia, Wyoming and parts of Texas are the only States where you can really build alternative and green. Ironic don’t you think?

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I'm not sure what you're referring to, since there are alternative and "green" places here, but if you're talking about state and county building codes, there is a workaround. It's probably different for each state, but it involves having the title to your property, not the "color of title" the state gives you by acquiring a "land patent". It's not a quick and easy process, since the state wants to own your property, but once you have all water, mineral, forest rights, you actually own the land and can ignore codes.

🙂 i’ll check back after you’ve been on the land for a year. you’ll have a better idea what i mean.

I live in a county and state with some of the most strict codes (excluding CA's crazy requirements), and I can build in an environmentally sound way. I don't need to own land to know the "corporate regs" of my county or state.

Sounds like you’re doing your research. I wish you the best! 🙂