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I like the idea of staying local and working a full-time job. I'll be living in the van, getting a feel for the lifestyle, but have friends and family just around the corner all while making a good income. Thanks, Spirituallifetime!

Sorry for not giving much detail, I tend to do that sometimes. After reading what you guys have said, I feel I should play it safe and start looking for work right away. After buying a van and converting it, I'll have roughly around $2000. I want to save a good portion of that just incase the...

“Then go for it! You have a clue, so run with it. TonyandKaren have an excellent map on their signature. Look it up and enjoy the open road. Just remember that a smile will get LEO to be much nicer than being short and grumpy." I'll definitely check that map out, thanks!

"This is not some romantic fad, but a way of life that must be considered all the time. It takes money to keep your home running. You must be aware of 10,000 different things, from bathrooms to a source of water. From the look of your home, to the look of your tires, and the look of the law...

I have a couple grand to start off with

Should i find seasonal work right away? or should i first get a feel for the lifestyle by stealth camping and boondocking?

i guess i have some slight experience. I used to stay in my car for several hours at a time just to get a feel for it and i honestly enjoyed the time i spent in there. I know that's nothing like actually living in a vehicle full time but regardless, i'm gonna dive right in. Almost there

I'm planning on buying a conversion van sometime this spring (probably around March). I was wondering, how long it took you guys to adapt to living in an rv or van? I've never used this before so sorry if i made some mistakes