Use iSCSI for remote /home?

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I have a Nvidia Jetson Nano w/ Fedora 33 Workstation I'm using for some aarch64 package development. 

Right now I have duplicate users on it and use scp to push files over to it but had a thought... 

Could I completely replace /home with my desktop F33 system using iSCSI? 

I like this idea for two reasons:

1. I would have access to the identical files on both systems without having to scp files around, including not having to do duplicate "fedpkg clone...".

2. A lot of the time a package is building the CPU is waiting on the SD card even though it's a class 10. I'm betting IO would be faster over my gigabit Ethernet. AND save all the writing to the SD card, extending it's life.

Thoughts?

Thanks,
Richard
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