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Re:Two Years of Vanlife: A Retrospective by neaden on Friday December 06, 2019 @11:53AM (#21723582)
RVs need gas, maintenance, and a place to be all of which generally cost money. Especially if you want access to sewer, water, and electricity.
Re:Two Years of Vanlife: A Retrospective by sokoloff on Friday December 06, 2019 @11:55AM (#21723606)
Do those things generally cost more than a mortgage, insurance, property tax, and utilities on a house that you made a $25K downpayment on?

I don't own an RV, but I've owned two houses and I'm guessing the RV monthly expenses will be quite a bit lower.

Re:Two Years of Vanlife: A Retrospective by neaden on Friday December 06, 2019 @12:02PM (#21723679)
I'm not trying to argue whether or not an RV or a cheap house is going to be less expensive, a question I am not interested in. It's in disputing the assertion that you can't afford a home and transportation for less than $25k and the idea that your only choice is an expensive inner city apartment, a mcmansion, or a van.
Re:Two Years of Vanlife: A Retrospective by sokoloff on Friday December 06, 2019 @12:24PM (#21723934)
My mistake. I thought you were answering bronco21016's question of "Where else can you get a home/transportation combo for that price?"