fsp commune

[mrapplecastle]

has anyone considered this idea?

[Kat Kanning]

Are you going to start one?

[Rosie the Riveter]

has anyone considered this idea?

I prefer living with my family, but since you have "castle" in your handle -- maybe we are family 

[mrapplecastle]

if i had property in NH i would start one

[d_goddard]

A number of FSP'ers live in "The Compound" down in Amherst 

[mrapplecastle]

what is "the compound"
or are you just busting my ballz 

[Kat Kanning]

There are 5 freestaters in my house.

[mrapplecastle]

There are 5 freestaters in my house.

your family i assume

[d_goddard]

what is "the compound"

Ask Rocketman or jaqeboy

[mrapplecastle]

what is "the compound"

Ask Rocketman or jaqeboy

you and your games 

basically this commune ? was to see if anyone would offers room and board for labour
if you sign a lease somewhere that you have never lived you are a fool
this would provide ppl the oppurtunity to see where and if they wanted to live in NH, without potentially losing alot of $

[d_goddard]

It's partially a way to ensure I am investing my time in high-return investments.
Did you try checking the members list for either name, and PMing them?

[mrapplecastle]

i pm'ed rocketman
correction i have now pm'ed both em

[Pat K]

There are 5 freestaters in my house.

Some times more. and don't forget the cats!!

[Dreepa]

Isn't there another place in Manchester that has 2-3 freestaters in it.

Also if you search some threads Max had that exact idea... people could move who would volunteer to work for liberty 20 hours a week in exchange for a room.

[error]

I wish you good luck.

As for me, I've had it up to here with having roommates, and I fully intend to pay a premium to live alone.

There is one thing I feel I must address, though:

if you sign a lease somewhere that you have never lived you are a fool
this would provide ppl the oppurtunity to see where and if they wanted to live in NH, without potentially losing alot of $

This, among other things, is why I'm visiting NH at least twice before I move. Once later this month, and again in February.

But I understand that short-term leases are available, which would give you the flexibility to move in to one part of the state, and relocate if you decide you don't like it.

Even so, good research beforehand can help you eliminate a lot of places you can be reasonably sure you DON'T want to live. For instance, I don't want to live in Manchester or in the Seacoast area because of the population density and size of those areas. I'm looking for something much smaller.

And I'll probably end up moving to Keene, like many other Undergrounders, at least until I've had enough residency to run for some office or another.