American's Priced Out of America Turn To RV Life Motorhome Tour

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[@newamericatowguy3633]

We were in the same boat. I listened to the promise of a dying man, out new landlord raised our rent by $600, gave us a 3 day pay or vacate so we went and applied for a loan for a travel trailer. Spent all memorial day weekend. Picked up our travel trailer last week. And surprisingly with my credit as poor as it is I'm on the loan as well as my wife! Best decision we've made!

[@SHAWNA499]

Congrats

[@luislandofficial]

Good for you. Wishing you all the best ❤

[@glennmorrell4907]

More power to you bro. !!

[@lisahertel2415]

How much is your loan? Lot rent?

[@newamericatowguy3633]

@@lisahertel2415 Our rent was $1500/month. Now because we bought our travel trailer our bills in total round out to about $1900/month and where we are leach docking it's free for now.

[@julienalexander6113]

It's a damn shame what this country has come to when it comes to rent and living. Straight price gouging like he said. It's wrong. Smh.

[@scottmichaels6854]

There’s still plenty of affordable houses in America. Sometimes you can’t live exactly where you want. I’ve bought multiple houses during the pandemic in Oklahoma for under 100K. I actually bought one for $17K and another for 20K. They’re actually in pretty good neighborhoods but they require a little work. Unfortunately Americans don’t want to work! I’ve tried paying $25/hr to get DOCUMENTED Americans to help with these remodels and it’s almost impossible. The problem isn’t pricing, the problem is lazy m’fers! I’m sick of people blaming the government for their own laziness and lack of motivation.

[@DieselRamcharger]

you morons created this.

[@TheHamburgler123]

@@scottmichaels6854 I'm guessing $25/hour is decent pay in Oaklahoma? Because no (legal) tradesman is going to show up for that in my market (Northern Colorado).

[@ellevanroamer487]

@@scottmichaels6854 they blame the immigrants and the illegals too

[@escapetherace1943]

@@TheHamburgler123 this. He's complaining but not hiring a tradesman who is qualified for that work. He needs to offer a small crew 1000 dollars/day for remodeling, that's what my uncle did and he got people, and they did good work. Oh and he still made good money too. Lmao

[@searchingforsigns8445]

I love these videos of people being resourceful and creative in order to find a lifestyle that doesn't make you house poor and gives them more freedom and peace.

[@scottmichaels6854]

He’s paying $1000/month to park his “house”. I own 2 houses that I rent out for $750/month. He would literally have an extra $250 worth of “freedom” every month if he rented from me rather than owning an RV. Plus I pay for the insurance, i’m assuming he pays for his RV insurance.

[@RobertMcGuckin-ws6pe]

@@scottmichaels6854 In what part of the country can a person rent a home for $750, insurance included?

[@DieselRamcharger]

this "lifestyle" requires imposing yourself on the resources of others. If everyone did this, it wouldnt be possible. That is what you call a false economy.

[@adiongsikat64atYahoo]

@@scottmichaels6854 His $1,000.00 monthly payment includes electric, water, sewer, garbage…

[@nicolesamuels4679]

@Scott MichaelS I pay about $650 a month just in utilities and maintenance.This is not including the $1600 a month rent.Everybodys situation is different, but $1000 a month is a much better deal imo.

[@ellevanroamer487]

Tough times brings out the creativity in a lot of people because that’s the only way you’re gonna get ahead. This man is a great example of. Also, living in a motor home forces you to be a minimalist, live lightly and profoundness happens.

[@anniefannycharles9951]

Im a single senior and would love this and would be happy to live like this.

[@cherylcook1942]

Wait a month or so, they'll be desperate to make deals.

[@MADougfitness]

I plan to do this soon myself.

[@mikeh8228]

Not everyone looks at this situation the way this man does! But he and his wife can make it through by having the "this is temporary" attitude. More power to him, and I was shocked at $1000 a month even with utilities furnished! Not for me. I am 74 years old, but spent 10 years in my 20s, early 30s, building my own house. Did it much like he wants to...rented, then rented very near the property we bought. Pd off a 5 year note in 3.5 years, then started building, acting as the general contractor, got moved into the basement with the house roof installed (in the dry) after 6 months, then 9.5 years to get the rest done. Been in the home now for 35-40 years and since we built it the way we wanted it, my wife has not insisted on any major remodel jobs. When we get to old to fool with it, my son will get it and we will move into assisted living somewhere in the area. But I am not ready for that for several more years, heck I still ride a motor scooter all over the area! HA HA

[@prettynatural1973]

Don’t get a reverse mortgage that’s why I’m losing my moms house

[@cocochocookiedough]

Good job! Take care you and Mrs.

[@Mister006]

I hope it works out for him! He's pushed himself in the right direction, I hope more people get the opportunity to get to some space and some peace before they're too old.

[@cdlund2840]

We retired and sold the house for a ridicules amount and sold almost everything (no storage unit) and bought a 25 year old motorhome for 11K. Spent another 3K upgrading some things and moved to the mountains of Arizona in an RV park. Our monthly expenses including electric and propane (winters here get down to about -10) it comes to approx. $550/month. We don't owe a dime to anyone and have enough money to travel and stay in hotels so the motorhome stays put. We have no plans to return to a house.

[@angelajagne4811]

Where in az can one park or buy land. Very difficult to find

[@MelanatednNature]

I love it ❤

[@cocochocookiedough]

Good job. Enjoy!

[@Purple_Majesty1]

I almost cried just thinking about the people who are being forced to live in travel vehicles. This is supposed to be the greatest country on earth, yet people are being forced to live in homes on wheels. Today, I paid $3.84 for gas in Florence. I’m sure they are selling the same summer blend as the vultures around here, but they are charging a less expensive price. I spent the weekend in Sierra Vista and was in awe at the gas prices in Cochise County. Again, I’m sure they are also selling summer blend gas. Maricopa County is expensive for no apparent reason. I am seriously considering leaving after being here for less than four years. Luckily, I have a state job, so I can transfer to another region.

[@izifaddag8221]

I camped just a little east of Florence in 2020. The gas was an utter ripoff and the BLM land was awful. Really rude people driving me crazy with those crappy dune buggies.

[@scottmichaels6854]

People aren’t being forced to live anywhere. People make choices throughout their lives that lead to the situations that they are in.

[@izifaddag8221]

@@scottmichaels6854 Yes people are forced to live certain ways and in certain places. Also people do not make choices. They are mostly dictated to them. Yes that does lead to their circumstances. If you would like solid examples I have several for you. I mean you no disrespect but your post is super naive. I ended up living in a camper BUT for me it was a happy thing. I love living this way and it allows me to do more with less. Family, geography, nationality can all box you into a corner leaving no choices at all. You end up with a constant damage control and the lesser of 2 evils type of thing. It is such a smug thing to say that is all your own fault - it isn't. Sometimes but not always.

[@dlg5485]

"It's called the American dream because you have to be asleep to believe it" - George Carlin. Working class life in the USA has been going downhill since Ronald Reagan sold us out to corporate America with his trickle down economics scam. Sadly our best days are behind us and it was never that great to begin with. I'm hoping I can make it in my current job until retirement and then I plan to sell my house, which is worth half what I paid for it thanks to all the good jobs leaving. At that point I will either buy a camper van and travel full time or maybe just move out of the country to someplace better and cheaper, and there are plenty of great destinations to consider. In the USA our leaders have allowed greedy corporations to utterly destroy what could have been an amazing country.

[@dlg5485]

@@scottmichaels6854 If you believe that bullhs*t I have a bridge to sell you. Only a willfully ignorant fool would believe that everyone has equal opportunities in this country.

[@rustykatt3870]

Hi Brian! Thanks for participating in this video! Just make sure that there are no caveats or rules for the land options you are going to be looking at. Can you park your rv there for the period of time that you want? Can you build the size of home you want in that county or municipality? Some areas have restrictions and you don't want to make a mistake. And most of all- good luck to you and your wife!! 👍

[@cherylcook1942]

This is true. 5 acres of sagebrush and coyote shit should be dirt cheap, not 40k. Your buying the dream, and likely you're buying someone else's dead dream. There are restrictions in these subdivided acreages. You cannot reside there without sanitation, you cannot stary longer than 72 hrs without the sanitation. There will be no water, and likely no electric hookup, a septic will cost 40k. If this dude had the ability to purchase anytime in his 50 + years, he would've. He's blowing smoke up his own bung to make himself feel better. BTW, he says he's a woodworker who used to work out of his garage, where does he rent a workshop now?

[@kellynorvell5714]

Good plan but for those considering doing what he's doing, please remember that RVs require insurance, maintenance, gas and fees for parking at RV parks, etc. Stay safe everybody 🙏

[@SoMuchSoy]

Being happy, smiling, and laughing is contagious, y'all 😎!

[@davidhamberlin5155]

Not happy about price increase BUT... this is teaching us that we can be just as happy without all the "stuff" we think we need. Sell it all and hit the road. It's awesome

[@MoneyComethToshelia]

LOVE IT

[@SabrinasTVTube]

They’re price gouging RVs and motor homes too… smh

[@nightowl6811]

Yes but it's better than paying rents in apartments

[@NBid-rp9ch]

​@@nightowl6811Not for long...

[@gregkareem9824]

​@@nightowl6811not for long average car insurance price now is 900 dollars I'm pretty sure

[@bettywith2girls]

@@nightowl6811 I was shocked at how much the RV park was charging, even with getting free electricity and water. He said he left his apt. because he was being charged $1,450 per month, yet the rent at that RV park where you also have to have your own several $1,000+ RV is $1,100 per month? Not much of a difference.

[@gingercat555]

What a great man ... has his head well and truly screwed on for sure ... he is so positive and that will get you there to you end goal a plot of land and then to construct your own home ... what a great journey ... the very best of luck to you and your wife for the future.

[@stanleymcvay9283]

Why do we let this happen to ourselves? It's being owned like on a plantation. We are letting the old ways creep back in. There is plenty for everyone if we stay together. I'm tired of pretending to be happy. I want my own, not to be owned.

[@mvpcilo2268]

No clown you are not being whipped and raped for your skin color idiot.

[@MsLadyBluesWorld]

I know that's right

[@thefragranceapothecary7281]

You lost when you compared anything to slavery.

[@RobertMcGuckin-ws6pe]

Blackrock and State Street capitol do not agree. They like owning everything.

[@captng]

Really ...😮slavery? Get bent

[@PhayunBeach]

Love his positive outlook and knowledge of economics they do not teach at school.

[@danisramblings]

Happy to see you visited the park. I don't live here year round. I actually travel in my motor coach. Thanks for doing a great video. I personally prefer the slide-out. If you look into buying one, make sure to get one that is no older than 15 years old. Most parks won't allow older RV's. This park is the best one, the people here are the best. It really is a great community here.

[@lisahertel2415]

Your RV looks way over 15 years old

[@danisramblings]

@Lisa Hertel The rv in the video isn't mine.

[@danahudson2495]

People are doing what they need 2 do 2 survive. I have a one bedroom in 2015 rent was $535 now the rent is $898 in 2023. Although several tenants have moved but I don't plan on moving no time soon I'm able 2 save money & property management is good on maintenance when there is something not working. Also the apartments are quiet, clean & taken care of & the area is nice & everything is centrally located.😀

[@noreenebostick9593]

How many bedrooms do you have and what city is it? I am 66 years and 31 days as of my comments. Many states I search for just a one bedroom is around $1500.00.

[@danahudson2495]

@@noreenebostick9593I do not want 2 put the exact city cause of my name. I have a one bedroom in a nice clean & quiet area that is in agriculture area in California. 😀

[@queenbluntressspeaks2695]

@@danahudson2495I am thinking of going to Blythe or someone I’m in Southern California but I need something affordable. I can’t find anything

[@wrotedog]

​@@danahudson2495 Bakersfield??

[@danahudson2495]

@@wrotedog Kinda close 207 miles from Bakersfield, CA.😀

[@JohnsonAnn65]

Nice video I love the way that guy thinks he is saying do what you have to do now because bigger things will come later.He seems like a really nice person I wish him all the best he has the right mindset Thanks Big Super for an awesome video

[@alejandrobravo3194]

Wish that man gets many blessings, you can tell he's a good man

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

Just an FYI, they are all RV’s. It’s just a matter of what type and class. There are class A’s which he has, B’s are things like vans and C’s are a slightly smaller version of an “A.” There are travel trailers (tow behind), coaches, toy haulers, caravans, 5th wheels and pop-ups, canpervans and all those little tear drop type trailers. But every one is considered an RV (recreational vehicle). We lived in an RV park for almost 3 years in AL. The last rent receipt I had was for $402. That included my bill for using the washer and dryer. The cost differed month to month because of that but our base fee was $350/mo.

[@bridgetfigueroa1589]

Man your videos always hit me in the feels. I pray for the best for this man and his family. I hope he soon achieves what he dreams. ❤❤❤

[@ruthlundy4497]

Great guy he is very smart and has a goal .....Love his house on wheels !!

[@theoracle6881]

Smart man indeed, he is thinking ahead, they don't want you to own anything so get it while you can, 5 acres is like 5 football fields. This man will be living large in his older years as he can even rent his land or build tiny homes and rent them out and grow his own food.

[@scottmichaels6854]

@THE ORACLE He’s not smart. What bank is going to loan him the money to buy 5 acres when all he owns is an $8500 depreciating asset? That’s the problem with buying an RV as your home, you have zero equity. And if he could afford 5 acres he wouldn’t be paying $1000/month in lot rent. If he did get 5 acres he’d still need power and water on the site. What about PROPERTY TAXES!? Who’s going to pay the property tax on 5 acres of land? That’s got to be paid every year! He’s not going to be “living large” because RV’s are poorly built and that POS he’s living in will completely fall apart in the next few years and then he’ll need to look for another one. This guy is completely delusional!

[@rcas350pilot8]

@@theoracle6881 Yeah right, let him build tiny homes for rent and have the code enforcement guys pounding on his door. Perhaps you think one can buy a piece of land and do anything they please.

[@theoracle6881]

@@scottmichaels6854 Dude you must be his tax attorney, accountant and his spouse all in one since you know so much about this man's finances and his situation !

[@orangefield3171]

The gentleman mentioned the University in Tempe buying out a mobile home park for student housing. It is actually a University in Phoenix, GCU, that bought the property seven years ago. GCU is helping with relocation for any residents that need it and the mobile home owners are being given between $5-8 thousand. If you live in an older mobile home park in Maricopa County better watch out because this is how it’s going.

[@SOFwT2020]

Hi BS, In so many ways this is sad, yet very meaningful and necessary.... Thanks for sharing!💞 Praying for you and those you share with us daily!🤗

[@SwolHumanist]

Why is it sad?

[@SOFwT2020]

@@SwolHumanistHi, sad in that Our Nation is dropping the ball on so many levels! Greed has taken over, and all must pay the price for such foolishness. Yet, Look at the Good of God shine in man's life moving the very obstacles devised too destroy! Man's will is strong, and our abilities endless! For this, we give God thanks. If you know Him not, you live giving honor to the strengths found with the good of humanity❣️ Have a blessed day.💞

[@geod3589]

@@SOFwT2020 This just shows you can be happy under any situation if you have the right attitude. This man is happy, has plans. I hope he finds his 5 acres somewhere.

[@SOFwT2020]

@@geod3589 Good Morning friend, I agree 100% What captivated my attention the most, was how content and happy he was! Loved seeing that confidence! know He'll find his property, and it will be exactly what they want and need it to be. 💞

[@nightowl6811]

​@@geod3589exactly, it's not sad 😂! Whoever saying it's sad it's because they used to that same mentality of I need it all or society will think I'm a loser. 😂, bye bye society. I can be a billionaire living in rv and nobody will ever know

[@rcmikeman_5858]

Bro was there about 9 months ago staying in the connecting hotel, days Inn. Nicest guy ever. Doing great know because of this mans advice. Thank you for Showing A guy that I actually know who has given back to humanity.

[@frankpettinato2324]

Both of these men are good souls! Refreshing😀

[@izifaddag8221]

I live in a 2019 converted enclosed cargo trailer. I converted it myself. It is an ongoing project. It isn't big. It is 12 x 6 with a V nose single axle. I pull it with a 2002 Chevy. I live free. I use BLM land, parks, friends places and wherever else I can squeeze in. I do ok on social security and am completely comfortable. As time goes by I have made massive improvements. The rear is a proper deck, I have a cedar ceiling, floating wood floor, solar and loads of storage space. I have lived this way for 4 years. I do not want a immobile home. If I have a troublesome neighbor I just move.

[@izifaddag8221]

@@Only-Memories-In-The-End Driving away from drama is a huge plus.

[@izifaddag8221]

@@Only-Memories-In-The-End There are pros and cons to every option. I couldn't afford a class A. Keeping the rig I have in good order is a challenge already and not cheap. Stuff only gets towed if you park in such a way that you open yourself up to it. Theft is an issue. BLM land is usually not a problem. I drop my trailer all the time in Quartzsite or Yuma. Even in Alpine, WY or in the mountains around Salida, CO. In a city I stay hooked and can move at moments notice. No more awkward than your A class room / parking wise. Swings and roundabouts.

[@jacobhernandez738]

Been a while since I checked one of your videos, sir. I have to say I enjoy this format. I also like how you fire off a question and just let the man speak and finish his thought. Very good job Supe! I'm going to check out a couple more

[@mysticseer19]

$1000 per month seems like another form of "rent slavery."

[@amyschaefer1140]

It includes everything. No power, water, RE tax bills. It would save me a lot of money.

[@escapetherace1943]

@@amyschaefer1140 until they raise it, and raise it again, and raise it again and you cannot choose.

[@jackesioto]

You wouldn't know slavery if it slapped you!

[@carolcraine5129]

​​@@amyschaefer1140 Insurance, maintenance, gas, propane, plus $1000 a month for a place to park it. Actually he is worse off because old RVs are money pits.

[@MrRacket991]

You want everything for free??

[@susanbarnes9091]

Loved this video!!! Very informative!!! Thank you so much Super!❤

[@OfficialBigSuper]

Thanks for watching, Susan! Glad it was helpful!

[@Madskillsuniversity]

Wow, what a great video and story. This man is truly happy and is saving $. Just the the Marine Vet, retiring with peace of mind is becoming more and more difficult, as is trying to live the American Dream. However, this a a great way to do that. He can also pack up and move to whatever state he likes. Great video!!! I love your interviewing style, too. You let them talk.

[@johnstark4723]

How is he saving 1k a month. He has a 1k or more a month rent for a tiny spot. His rent of $1600 so he is saving $600 a month. But now he has insurance for the RV, his other vehicle and the most he is actually saving could be $250 to $300 a month. He also needs to save for repairs which are exhorbanent for that rig.

[@dbrew2u]

This could very well be the future of millions in America as Rents & Home Prices remain at historic highs almost everywhere .

[@elizabethtyler3708]

I sure would like to know why this is happening with so many people being homeless in the "richest ,strongest country on earth". I spoke to some workers at the shelter about it and they said: GREED.

[@daniellle4270]

So agree….to me it feels like even the people getting screwed, the most aren’t angry or frustrated with the right people are about the right thing. Not angry at the landlord, who paid off the property years ago, and yet still increases to make more profit every year or the fact that refineries kept increasing the price of oil, even when it was being sold cheaper by the barrel. Too busy being distracted scrolling on social media, it’s really depressing and I don’t understand how so many people are content to chill in a pot of water slowly being turned to boil by The greed of the wealthy, not Rich, the wealthy… take their money and hoard it away, not putting it back into the economy …..because of greed

[@Electronzap]

RV living is the way to go. Once you make more than you need to survive, the government just takes it.

[@theoracle6881]

Facts 💯

[@scottmichaels6854]

People need to stop blaming the government for their own lack of motivation. Too many Americans have just become lazy A.F! This guy is still paying $1000/month in rent and I’ve got 2 houses that are 2bd 1ba that I rent out for $750/month in very safe and quiet neighborhoods. People who blame the government for their situation are just losers who are trying to deflect blame for their own lack of action or motivation.

[@lisahertel2415]

Wrong

[@richradtylr4]

​@@theoracle6881No Cap!!!

[@GreatMindsSeekTruth]

So accurate!

[@Mom59823]

A 94 Bounder a great mother home . Beautiful wood work in that Bounder .

[@libertyforamericanow]

Couldn't imagine paying 1000 a month to park in the desert

[@user-zu7bo3yg6i]

it's lunacy

[@AssBlasster]

Lmao he has the same modern amenities as a rental unit, he's not renting a parking spot

[@natethan2204]

Might as well move to the sticks. You can get full RV hookups as low as $350/month. He already bought the RV and now $1k/month when you're already settling for less.

[@theoracle6881]

True, he did say it's because of the highway right next to the RV park so I guess you are paying for the location and in real estate it's all about the location. I personally wouldn't want to stay there for that price you definitely can find way way better for 1k a month even with all utilites.

[@believer7733]

@@theoracle6881 I agree wholeheartedly!

[@shondacheesecake]

I can't believe that is $1k a month but it is what it is.

[@scottmichaels6854]

Most RV parks charge between $50-80 a day. Even at just $50 a day that would be $1500/month. These people that pretend that the RV life is cheaper are completely full of crap.

[@shondacheesecake]

@@scottmichaels6854i believe you

[@rcas350pilot8]

@@scottmichaels6854 Been saying this for years but people don't want to hear the truth at times.

[@perky42069]

​@@scottmichaels6854I'm moving to a park in Michigan next month that's full hookups for $480 a month. Getting a site by the day or week is always more expensive.

[@cfonde]

You can run, but you can't hide from the long arm of the government. They will tax and regulate the landlord, and tenants to the point that eventually this lifestyle will become unaffordable too.

[@kellynorvell5714]

I agree 💯 with you. FACTS

[@GreatMindsSeekTruth]

Frightening, but accurate comment.

[@rustykatt3870]

Thanks! Great video 😃😺. Cute neighborhood cat.

[@breezluize3282]

Super Big truly has the gift of conversation. People love opening up and talking to him because he's great at it.

[@michaelwalters7110]

This is the changing face of America. The new American dream.

[@scottmichaels6854]

It’s because the new face of America is stupidity! RV living is not cheaper than traditional house living. It’s just that people are overly influenced by KZbin influencer videos to the point that they believe this nonsense.

[@geod3589]

While they evict homeless veterans and replace them with illegals. Simply appalling.

[@AGStack9999]

Really? 😂

[@michelle_m4446]

Problem is, many many RV parks have a ton of restrictions. Age of RV being a major one. Throw in the fact that many have dog breed exclusions and most have time limits and you are right back to boondocking and roving homeless encampments . not to mention that RVS are not built for full time living. I speak from experience of having spent 2 years full time in a luxurious toy hauler. As beautiful as it was, it still had ZERO insulation and was an icebox in the winter and a sauna in the summer. Add to that a kitchen that is small for a house but big for an RV, and very little storage and you will find that RV living is NOT for most people. Especially long term. Not to mention that the outside of your rig is not truly meant to be exposed to the sun 24 hours. They need covering and many parks will not allow that as it can look trashy. But exposed rigs will fade quickly, and cracks will emerge. These contribute to water leaks. And if you know anything about RVS is that water leaks are fatal. But is it better than a tent on the streets? Of course. Is it a long term solution for most? Most definately not.

[@EASTERBUNNY7772]

I bought my house in 1983 and pay $229.00 a month for property taxes so will never move. I haven't worked in ten years and live on my tiny pensions but have no mortgage or debt at age 71. I have 7 televisions and have never been sick.

[@Beginnerreadsthebible]

The elderly/mobile home park problem is happening up here in WA state too. 😢

[@apopkaflowerchild9399]

Same thing in Florida.

[@Kslim07]

@@apopkaflowerchild9399 its literally impossible to find a mobile home park or rv living here that isnt 55+. Its fucked...

[@judiklaus5291]

I am in WA also. Hard to find, any reasonable place to live.

[@tdc9136]

The mobile home park problem he was talking about where ASU bought the property and will make student housing has been going on for over 7 years. The people have had 7 years to figure something else out but they waited until the last minute and then called the news media. Some people create their own problems.

[@FreddieandBrenda]

I have a 24 year old son that has a full time job and still can’t afford to rent, so I took savings and bought him a new RV and put it right beside our house! This is a starter home for him, he’s single and loves it! He also saves money, he hooked up his electricity to ours and pays his part each month, uses a space heater to save on propane gas! He has cable from us and Netflix, no land rent.. but this is better than paying over 1,200.00 a month for a one bedroom apartment, can’t save money and he can’t afford it!

[@jakerazmataz852]

He could save for land. Move the RV on and build a house in stages.

[@alies23]

What up big super shout out from the chicago area!!!!!

[@OfficialBigSuper]

What's happening Man! Thanks for watching and tuning in!

[@alies23]

For sho. Blessed man, enjoying the content. Keep doing your thing.

[@ig4091]

Great video!! Very smart moves 👍🏼 great idea to stay by hotel and they include the water for ya and other amenities awesome!!

[@cherylbailey6872]

I love these kind of videos interaction with real people

[@thomasrule92223]

same setup here in bullhad city az. i was paying $ 1000 per mo plus utilities for a 1 bedroom apt. now i pay $395 mo for all including elec, water, sewer, trash, cable,pool. silvercreek rv park.2021 puma 40 ft trailer

[@believer7733]

Now that’s a great deal! 👏👏👏. Congrats Thomas!

[@Mosessousa1]

Great video! I like how you had him explain about the water set up in his home. I enjoy watching your videos, thanks!

[@breakdownbill1]

I have a 2003 Chevy Blazer pulling a 5x8 cargo trailer. My cargo trailer has a solar power station with 2 solar panels on top. A 12 volt refrigerator. Microwave. Tv projector. Cassette toilet. And a camp shower with a shower tent. Then a big cargo carrier on top of the Blazer. I’m ready and waiting on my rent to go up again. I’m wondering why this guy doesn’t go solar so he can boondock and save a ton more money in rent. He is near land he can boondock for free or near free

[@29sagittarius51]

Great outlook!! This guy has the right attitude and mindset!! More power to you Sir!! Much love and light to you and yours!!

[@hooponoponogirlz]

They are putting covenants on land. Guy from cheap rv living says some lots only let you park 6 months of the year now! So you need TWO. Or travel the other 6. And many don't have wells etc. Again, they come with stipulations now that IF they let you buy then you can only do this, that or the other with YOUR PROPERTY! #slavesystemcontrols

[@agv3581]

I work two jobs and live in Nashville and I had to leave my apartment after living there since 2018 because a Company bought the Complex and raise the price a lot and I couldn't afford it. I am blessed to have friends that let me stay in the spare room for a month or two but after that, I am back on the renting racket situation. Buying an RV is my dream, and I wish TN has the same RV park situations like this when I can get a used one to live in. Thank you for this video, very informative.

[@mikeleggiero2524]

I am in ky and have a house boat my wife and I moved on to it last year. Best thing we did. Rent was 24000 a year now we pay 10000 a year for the boat and the slip rent. My boat is a 3 bedroom bath and a half.

[@believer7733]

Great video! Unfortunately the RV parks and dealerships, like the housing market, has fallen victim to price gouging; $1,000 a month is pricey. Who in their right mind would live in Arizona during the summer 😵‍💫😵‍💫? I live in Florida and every summer I tell myself “this is my last summer here”; I hate this heat! It’s easier said than done especially NOW!

[@cocochocookiedough]

Where would you live instead?

[@DianeHasHopeInChrist]

Our water heater runs on both propane and electricity. Having solar really helps. Hubby & I bpondocked throughout the SE Idaho winter. Tons of snow. Thus, we had to get on the roof to clear the solar oanels of snow. Didn't pay a dime, except for propane. We drove to Logan, Utah and stayed in Walmart parking lot for 18 days straight, as I had to get treatments from my spine doctor. I think they just appreciated that I would get out there and shovel snow, and pickup trash throughout the parking lot. 😅

[@JoyWallace-fi7sx]

I love ❤️ the camper life style . Been doing it for about 8 years. Stay on my husband boss work property and watch out for his farm tractors 🚜, and tools we pay 200 for water light and we have a large tank sept tank . 😀 we could not have kids so it's big enough for us . 3 slide camper fire 🔥 place and it's like a tiny house

[@cathysmith6223]

This segment was excellent. Very informative and educational.

[@dhowto3005]

Mr. Big Super Living in Arizona, This gentleman has a nice living situation especially since he has access to showers, restrooms, and hotel amenities! It was ~105 degrees today; so, I know that air conditioner was feeling good! I haven't turned mine on yet. I also like the fact that he has a plan... I think I have been to Peoria before. It's not that far just top of the 101 if I remember correctly. I did hear about a few mobile home parks closing & unfortunately some of the residents can't move their trailers or if they can move it, they don't have any place to move it to; so, they're left in a tough situation because their trailers can't be moved and the mobile home parks are closing for as this gentleman said new development! Oh yeah, I think regular unleaded Gas is between ~$4.90 & ~$5.20 down around where I live. Thank you both. Thanks for the great content.

[@OfficialBigSuper]

Yes, free breakfast, pool, showers are nice perks

[@mikeleggiero2524]

My wife and i moved on to are house boat . Payed 75 for the boat it's 16x61 3 bedroom bath and a half. Slip rent is 5500 a year boat payment 480 a month 750 a year for insurance . Electric less then 75 dollars a month water is free . The boat is a 87 the interior is 2023. My wife and i are in our 50s .the best move we made. For what a house payment is today or rent in a nice neighborhood i live very comfortably

[@fightingtosurvive6527]

This guy has the right attitude and outlook! 🙂

[@loulopez554]

This is a great interview in that you asked all the right questions, very well done.

[@beverly9885]

$1000 for space rent seems really high, but then the electricity for running those two air conditioners. All summer must be pretty high. The man seems happy, and it sounds like he’s on a trajectory to having privacy and his own home off wheels. Motorhomes definitely are money suckers if you’re driving them around, but it looks like his permanently parked. Good luck to this family. Moving forward! Great video Big Super!

[@luislandofficial]

For rent and all utilities that’s not too bad

[@TheHamburgler123]

Yeah, I don't know what the electricity rates are like there. In that climate, during peak summer, I could see the electricity consumption easily being $200+ for that space. $1000 still seems a little high but when the alternative is a tiny apartment for hundreds, if not a thousand, more then it's not so bad.

[@lorrie5881]

Water, sewerage,access to the hotel pool, access to daily free breakfast at the hotel..it's a bargain. He wouldn't find a one BR in that area for less than 1000/month with the aforementioned NOT included...

[@jackesioto]

Yeah, it seems high, but the $1000 per month site rent is almost all inclusive. All utilities (with the exception of personal cell phone), the park's recreational facilities, staff to maintain the grounds, maybe the occasional meal, etc. An apartment complex where units rent for around $1000 per month doesn't include utilities and is highly unlikely to have any recreation amenities.

[@j3611]

The electricity & water alone makes it a bargain, plus the security of knowing he won't be forced to move elsewhere in the middle of the night. Where I live along the Eastern Coast in Australia we've been told our electricity costs are going to rise by 25% from this month, when electricity is costing so much already, it makes places like this VERY attractive, especially in the extreme weather seasons/cycles. I'd pay $250 pw, especially when the home he sleeps in belongs to him, it's not a rental he can be evicted from. Hello from NSW Australia 🙂

[@WORDversesWORLD]

8 years myself, love it!

[@ChristopherInTexas]

Great editing around the restroom 👌. You're a class act.

[@Lisafrank6]

Another out of the box interview super i wonder if this park stays full and if AZ has more. We need more of these parks everywhere for sure

[@robertdais9069]

Big Super you da man bro! I love your YT channel & the topics you showcase! You treat folks w/ dignity & show both the struggle & strength of people!🎉bravo!❤

[@avrilneilson8005]

This is also happening in Australia btw

[@aurorarawlinson7341]

Thanks for sharing these people's stories!

[@Kevin_40]

we need to do something around the world about being priced out of a normal life in the land we were born. down with wealthy people.

[@karenmixer8782]

Lots of good information in this video. Thanks for posting.

[@heyjude6335]

We sold our big home on acreage several years ago to get out from under a big mortgage. Purchased a nice used 5th wheel and lived in it as we waited for the housing market to cool down. We never thought we would be in the 5th wheel for 4 yrs but yeah… it happened! We finally found a home we could buy with cash. For us it was a means to an end. But dear Lord I love living in a home!

[@shellygee137]

Can you share in what state you purchased? We're looking to purchase a home too.

[@Obamaistoast2012]

I lived in a pickup camper for 11 years, I loved it.

[@johnniemance4186]

Nice, this way of living is really interesting.. I’ve wanted to try this but thought it might be to much of a shock

[@buffytheinternetbullyslayer]

I’ve been interested too just out of curiosity. I think maybe I’ll rent a nice rv for a week or two just to see how the process works.

[@lisahertel2415]

Try finding a place to park. Don’t forget about constant maintenance. They aren’t made to live in full time for years. Very expensive. More and more public lands are being shut down

[@BarB2-90Nine]

Glad you found a great place to live . Never even thought of doing RV living but your making it work 🍀

[@cherylbailey6872]

He was very pleasant

[@cherylcook1942]

He left out that most rv parks have a rule that your rig can't be older than 10 years. He would not be allowed with his 94 rig. When it takes 7 to 10 years to pay for a new rv, you are constantly in debt.

[@tdc9136]

Yep, Some parks stretch it to 15 years and like he said most parks are 55+, no kids, much nicer without screaming kids around

[@lahayahkreations]

Glad you did this video because people need to see this

[@ogawasanjuro]

This man and his wife have totally worked out all of the angles. More power to them!!! 😃

[@desertdogo]

I love your coverage @big super ❤

[@GEAUXFRUGAL]

$8.5K great deal for you. I saved by moving into my runaway camper. It's 4'X8'X4' bringing my power use from 688 kWh to 266 kWh. It's been the hottest summer ever and my use was cut in >½.

[@chrisgill1302]

Hey, RVs are a good solution to the housing problem. You can move where the work is, it is your own place, they are comfortable, and provide most everything one needs for a successful life. Of course,, not great for raising a family, but hey, you probably shouldn't be having kids if you can't afford a landlocked home. I lived in a an RV for months at a time, and I really loved everything about it...well, most everything.

[@diane1390]

I want to have this man's life. I want to find a motorhome that would accomadate my sister and me. Rent is insane in Fresno California.

[@SemiAutomatics365]

I started doing this a year ago. It's been difficult but like he said with a solid plan you can suffer through it. I'm just afraid of getting stuck living in an RV the way things keep increasing.

[@Marcia_B.]

He got the right idea!!❤

[@solangebstunglips4134]

Happy for this guy ❤

[@MysticHermit912]

Awesome Video Big! The $1000 a month sounds a bit high, but he has a plan. I was invited to check out an RV that a friend of a friend placed on his property. Not for me, but god bless. *I rent in the desert of california. A neighbor just moved out, and the greedy landlord raised it $1000 more than I pay for my 2 bdrm ( a dump). It is what it is. My rent goes up $100 each year.

[@Jeannemarie-uj8lq]

Thank you for continuing to put this information out there it's a scary world. You will have trouble in this world but take heart God has overcome the world

[@joymacasieb9540]

I really like his plan great ideas!!

[@SettieSpaghetti]

Thanks for showing us your rig!

[@GringoLoco1]

Ah you youngsters -- turned 61 today. Good creative thinking, Brian. Make your dreams come true

[@OfficialBigSuper]

Happy birthday!

[@SisterIsaac.]

Love this!❤

[@gonzalez7805]

Great information guys, tyty

[@jiggamanthemovie]

Been living in Arizona for 5 months and I'm loving, is starting to get warm outside but not warm enough to regret moving here

[@LAC32Griffin]

Wait until July-Sept

[@Mike-fd5wj]

Oh boy just wait 😂

[@bryannelson7612]

This ain’t nothing wait till 112 😅

[@theoracle6881]

@@LAC32Griffin 🤣😂🤣

[@theoracle6881]

@@bryannelson7612 🤣😂🤣

[@mikebatl1]

Just discovered this channel. I like what you are doing. Subscribed.

[@_PAIGE94]

Couldn’t think of a more fitting title.

[@elainemiller9062]

Ah Super its been to long from video to video! I know you hella busy but you are so good with your vlogs. Very interesting hope he finds his land soon! Hes out of continued rent hacking!