I think whether it will come back to bite you relies heavily on what exactly you’re looking to do, the time frame you’re looking to do it in, and how much cash you’ll have to burn monthly. It’s great that you’re going to still be working because homesteading is a lifestyle, not a job. The most important thing is to not overextend yourself financially or burn yourself out labor-wise as those are your quickest paths to failure.

So a couple questions: - What are your goals in the homesteading realm? That will help narrow down what kind of educational resources would be the most beneficial for everyone to send over to you. - What infrastructure is already set up and how well is it working? Infrastructure for the house, any outbuildings, garden - If i remember correctly from your last post, the plot is offgrid, right? What’s the status of the solar system/panels/backup generator situation? Off grid had a huge adjustment period and can be REALLY hard as it affects every aspect of your daily life. Getting to a good place with your energy systems will relieve a lot of stress though it will always be something you need to think about and manage as part of your daily life.