Good post. I was actually coming to the board to see if there was a topic like this active at this point in 2020. The wife and I have been having a range of conversations on relocation, ranging from moving locally to an area with more land to moving out of state to moving internationally. What's hard is figuring out how much of this is the covid stir crazies vs covid highlighting things that are very real in our current setup that we'd really like to change. I suspect the truth is somewhere between those two. Right now we're most strongly considering relocating to a change of scenery in the US, with Colorado and North Carolina leading the pack, or starting to plan for an international relocation with Spain and Ireland at the top of our list. I work remotely for a company in NY, and the only real requirements there are that I work roughly ET hours and visit ~1x/month (in non covid times). The company also has an office in London, but even with that there's no reason for me to be in any of the international locations on a work visa, so figuring out visas would be a challenge. The other consideration is that our oldest kid will start kindergarten in 2021, and we'd like to make any change well before that and be set up wherever we're going to be so we avoid throwing too much change at him at once. For now, we're heading out this week to explore Colorado for a month. Partially to see how much we really like it there r extended periods of time, and partially to get the kids out of this summer heat and let them get in nature after being mostly cooped up for the last 3-4 months. Would love to chat with anyone who has lived in CO, NC, or particularly has moved abroad with young kids. We're pretty level headed, not overly spontaneous people, so it's currently low probability we pull the trigger on the more extreme options, but they are all definitely intriguing so we're going to at least run down what information we can and decide if we want to get serious about them or not.