Well, you need two Mikrotik routers first, so you may be beyond a “regular home” once you have that. 
But it’s always best to start with the problem and sites/map/diagram… There are many ways to connect two routers, EoIP being just one.
In most cases, ZeroTier be better option if you need a “fake” ethernet cable. But ZT isn’t always an option, and EoIP doesn’t require a controller sometime, so little different. EoIP is only point-to-point, so it’s not quite same as ZeroTier. But in both ZeroTier and EoIP, you sending entire ethernet frames inside a tunnel & this means less of the packet is used for the data, so it’s not particular efficient if your only dealing with IP traffic (which is most things). And by sending ethernet frames, you add more considerations (e.g. potentially sending BPDU/“STP”, messing up bridge MTU and/or packet fragmentation) – so EoIP is not one-size-fits-all tool…
And if you really only have IP data, you’d be better off with with WireGuard or IPSec tunnels – since your not sending what is a worthless ethernet frame if data is IP packets to internet/LAN. And making bridge configuration even more difficult with EoIP as ports, and avoided by sticking with Layer3/IP VPNs if that’s possible.