My wife and I would prefer to be spending our lives backpacking, rock climbing, and traveling, rather than working full time.

Separately, campground/glamping investments are (personally) very interesting to me only because my family camps and backpacks quite a bit.

Word of caution, if you don't use a closing company or title agent that has experience with this you're going to want to bring a backpack full of reading material, snacks, and water..........it's going to take them a while to figure out what your're doing and how to get it done.

One of the break-ins occurred because the tenant forgot her backpack in her car.

I am a very outdoorsy person and enjoy hiking, backpacking, and camping.

I'm no hardcore survivalist, don't have a bunker or anything, but have been a backpacker for many years so I have a little perspective on survival - Water and warmth are most important - you can die from hypothermia when it's as warm as 50 degrees out.

Because last Fall we were pretty much planning on selling our own two houses, buying some sort of small RV, and backpacking around US National Parks and Wildnernesses using the RV as our base.

Check backpacks, shoes and clothing after using public transportation or visiting theaters.

Also, after issuing the notification, perhaps monitor their specific section of the property, and gather intel on their doings (people coming and going, boxes/packages/backpacks/duffelbags coming and going).

I'm an avid highliner(slacklining high between mountains), rock climber, backpacker, and open to almost anything relating to outdoor recreation.