Should I Keep Living In My Van To Make $100,000??

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[@TheRamseyShow]

Be sure to watch the follow up Dave Rant from this call here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioHLY2qja6edobM

[@jjb0894]

Living in a van, not caring what people think about him so his wife and children can have a good life and so they can be out of debt. This guy is amazing.

[@markscaplenjr]

Jordan Brown Good for a short season, but his family certainly needs a present father who makes $75k more than an absent long distance financier making 100k. You can always make more money, however you will not get back the time. Read any credible study on the importance of husbands and fathers being present and available in person, before you celebrate to emphatically a husband/father being away from the home for years and years.

[@juanramirez5817]

Mark Scaplen Jr wrong, not everyone has it easy.I see nothing wrong with him sacrificing a few years for the better of them, there is military fathers etc that are away from home and are just fine.

[@insomthegreat]

Yeah he's a real sucker.

[@salaciousBastard]

Meanwhile, the wife is back home banging the cable guy. In two years, he'll go back home and find divorce papers and a court order to move out of the house he paid for.

[@ChristinaOstil115]

Be careful because government still does not like people living in their vehicles 🚗

[@tylerrobertson1094]

Update, Hey y'all I am looking into starting my own electrical business back home. I'm going to start small and build my clients up and then go full time. Thanks for the positivity and God bless you all! I'll also be giving the van away to someone that is trying to knock out Bs2 when this is all over.

[@iwasnamedian]

Tyler Robertson With what you’re doing , you’re a man’s man. Solid effort on your end . If anyone could ask for a father, it would be someone like you . Keep up the great work brother .

[@tylerrobertson1094]

thanks bro, God bless you!

[@peter-jm1pu]

Tyler Robertson!!! You are the caller!!! I didnt notice that at first until i read your comment the second time! Sir, may I ask you how you get that railroad job?? I know a friend that is in some bad situation and he would love to do something like what you are doing.

[@peter-jm1pu]

Also Mr. Robertson I wish you the best of luck at your business! I know an electrician who also got a real estate license and he basically buys homes with electrical issue for dirt cheap and then fix it and sell it. That friend is making a whole lot, so its kinda having two different jobs/fields so if one of them is doing bad you can still do the other one. Also electricity and house goes together like peanut butter and jelly.

[@tylerrobertson1094]

Perry what Area does your friend lives in ? what is his background? it's important to have a very good resume

[@MarkAnthonyJenkins]

WOW, I am proud of what he has accomplished to take care of his family.

[@chris71388]

Mark Anthony Jenkins he’s taking his family!?

[@MarkAnthonyJenkins]

@@chris71388 typo LOL I updated my comment.

[@christapherdane]

That guy is a true man.

[@RettigJ]

Another way of looking at it is that he abandoned his family and sends them money every so often and visits each weekend

[@ChrisInvests]

Are you THE Mark Anthony???

[@Winter-Bruin]

This van guy is my new hero.

[@carolesteinberg7463]

I’ve lived in a van for four and a half years. Saved enough money to buy a house cash(I rent it out) and travel full time. It’s a lot of fun.

[@RobbiePfunder]

Hugo Sanchez take action and make the sacrifice. an occasional airbnb is nice. im on year 2

[@trevelyne]

@@hxgx69 I live in Las Vegas union journeyman plumber with the local 525 making about 140k gross without any overtime after 5 years you get vested then you can pretty much work and travel wherever you want.

[@perro7183]

Did the same thing. But renting my house doesn't nearly pay for all my needs. I still have to work

[@ryanweston9677]

Where did you shower and use the restroom?

[@GrislyAtoms12]

@Carole Steinberg : You bought a house with cash and rent it out? Where do you live, then? Did you move back into the van? :) (because that would be an awesome landlord story!!) My landlord lives in a van... down by the river! Life is beautiful

[@skyedge3407]

I lived in my car for a year to save $20,000 to clear my debts, easiest care free I have been and considered going back. Wasting $900 a month for rent isn't really worth it.

[@sopascat7]

@ Violenza Fantastica , lots of folks living the nomad life - debt free & stress free life.

[@rsp1239]

The Loner Millionaire . No wth is wrong with u guys. Its not safe or sanitary, i wouldnt do it.

[@jacobmoore7381]

rsp 123 oh shut up

[@OctogonOxygen024816]

@@jacobmoore7381 being homeless is not the business. There's so much more income potential with roof over your head than an engine in your coffin...

[@gsp49]

@The Loner Millionaire yes, Google cheap RV living . Com Bob Wells.

[@RMalai]

what a sacrifice at this young age and still talks very cool. what a mature young man. God please bless people like him.

[@markscaplenjr]

Malai Samy Ramamoorthy Good for a short season, but his family certainly needs a present father who makes $75k more than an absent long distance financier making 100k. You can always make more money, however you will not get back the time. Read any credible study on the importance of husbands and fathers being present and available in person, before you celebrate to emphatically a husband/father being away from the home for years and years.

[@thelegendkillersshittyduff1335]

Sacrifice he's a selfish pos. Making a kid with a wife with a brain tumor. So the wife is more stressed out

[@majesticbutterfly]

Dude irs not a sacrifice its actually preatty cool to live in your van not to mention smart you can actually save money as opposef to paying soooo mych money every month on rent or mortgage

[@yeaimrj9778]

I kinda did this. Was a truck driver for a company living in the truck for a year. Made 85k then bought my own truck & lived in it for a year while I made over 200k. I had no obligations or debt though.

[@Sexy40baby1]

Sweet trucking, get paid to travel!!

[@nitroboxster4267]

You remind me of Euro truck simulator 2, very good game

[@deanslegos1990]

@@Sexy40baby1 if I can't see it from the truck, it don't get seen lol

[@deanslegos1990]

Buying a truck is the way to go. I'm just gonna be a company driver for 2 more years and buy a house. You can have the road driver, I'll just do my 63 in the right lane and take them turns slow enough to keep my chest freezer upright.

[@Sexy40baby1]

@@deanslegos1990 I'm considering buying one myself in maybe 3 years.

[@feliciasjourney]

My husband did this in CA for a bit, while I stayed in FL. We paid off our debt quickly and it was well worth it. He is on his way back home!

[@kutie216]

That's honestly a really good idea! Probably the best way to benefit from the high salaries and wages without dealing with high costs of living in CA!

[@feliciasjourney]

Kim D Yes! He was making almost twice as much in CA.

[@peter-jm1pu]

Felicia, may i ask what job?? and how would someone without much experience get into the same field making big $? thanks.

[@dcdude171]

@@kutie216 The best way to benefit from the wages in california is to get a remote job at a california company

[@feliciasjourney]

Perry My husband is an aviation mechanic. He attended a 10 month tech program, and then started for a smaller company and transferred to a bigger company. It pays good, and jobs are always open. But the locations can be all over the place, so it requires flexibility.

[@Frank00]

After this call I don’t want to hear anyone make up a excuse ever again!

[@Sombra_Azul_]

Truly!

[@rileycampbell8501]

Not everyone has a plush van that has room for a mattress to live in, most people have average cars that aren't comfortable for sleeping in less than a week.

[@chrismccaffrey8256]

@@rileycampbell8501 and yet some people manage for months and even years of living in their car...

[@trebmaster]

A LLAMA!!! When you hear he's living in a van down by the river, I can understand why you think you may have heard of someone selling their llama.

[@mariaotto6732]

Samuel Carter that LLama part made my day lol

[@gsp49]

Crank the llama and start cutting the grass.

[@missemac3108]

A good husband makes sacrifices to provide for his family! Kudos to him 👏 Although, I agree with Dave.. I hope he's able to make a decent income closer to home!

[@RealLifeMoney]

Miss E. Mac exactly! That’s Ana amazing sacrifice and I hope he’s able to build a better life from it. Killing it so far!

[@HamiltonRb]

Do you think a good wife would do that to provide for her family?

[@Skweepa]

@@HamiltonRb "When a woman gets news of a life-threatening illness, her husband is six times more likely to leave her" so don't even start. Both men and women can bail, but lets celebrate this guy who loves his family.

[@HamiltonRb]

@@Skweepa You certainly got triggered, but didn't answer the question

[@Skweepa]

@@HamiltonRb Do what? Move away? Maybe if she had grandma and grandpa to help take care of the kids.

[@Wombats-1]

I really wish he traded a llama for his van.

[@redcomic619]

I would’ve just said yes if Dave asked me lol

[@iHealthClinicalGroup]

The definition of a hard worker willing to get it by any means necessary. Great job, young man!

[@historyboy08]

I don't think I have ever seen Dave as excited as he was with this dude!

[@Keeladron]

I work for the railroad and have for 5 years now. What this guy is doing and not entirely uncommon. With most railroads having a seniority based system for what routes you can hold and where the routes run out of a surprisingly large amount of people live out of campers, RVs, and conversion vans. They will go to one place work a few weeks until they get bumped out jump in the van and go to another location and work there until they get bumped out and the cycle continues. One of the people I worked with lived out of an RV for 5 years before he had the seniority to hold a spot consistently and then he bought a house paid cash and sold the RV for a commuter car. The pay benefits and retirement make the sacrifice worth it if you plan to do railroading long term. $100k a year is about the average salary for someone with 15+ years who works consistently and doesn't call in sick etc often. Good for him I hope it all works out in the end like it has for so many.

[@tylerrobertson1094]

Hey thanks for the positivity. I'm looking at getting my electrical license back home. I'm going to start the business slow and try to make it full time

[@marleyjanim5033]

@@tylerrobertson1094 great job Mr. Robertson

[@brent1041]

I also work for the railroad. And he is definitely doing the right thing with the van. Keep it up buddy as soon as you get some seniority you’ll be set. After a few years just move your family to the railroad job. I’ve moved twice for my railroad job and both times have been the best decision of my life

[@calilion2485]

@@brent1041 any requirements to work for the rr

[@brent1041]

kj singh Depends on the position your applying for. But usually pass a physical abilities exam. And the fastest way to get hired on is apply for positions all over the country for all railroads.

[@Natashahoneypot]

I lived in a car for 3 years and bought a house with cash. The time went quite fast and I think he should stick at it. Maybe do 4 years to save up a bit extra on top of paying the montage off. Because it easily swings the other way lots of people are so poor they live in a car because they have nowhere. So I say he should carry on and then vist his wife and kids in between. And walk with God. He sounds like a really decent guy.

[@shogunofharlom]

In two years he will be a rich man in a van. I would live in that van as long as my wife was ok with it. What a champ!

[@markscaplenjr]

ATL TECH DOJO 🤦‍♂️

[@yrellim]

He has wife and Kids so spending time with them-seeing them grow up ect is equally important

[@cameranmanner4701]

he's already a rich man, but the version of rich that's defined by most societies, I personally do not think he is. having a disabled person to care for requires a lot of time and tons of money, pending the condition or if the condition worsens over time and his health insurance and what it entails he will be living like most people. A million $ is good if your healthy. (in addition) If he eventually has a million stashed away, I wonder if he can pack up burn his guns and move to Canada or Europe where health care far cheaper then here.

[@RhinoXpress]

TNVolFisher, Yeah i guess if this was 12,000 B.C.

[@RhinoXpress]

A lot has changed youre not clubbing animals and bringing them to the cave.

[@wa2k99]

I won't forget this call anytime soon

[@chada75]

Some people talk about wanting to win, This guy is doing it.

[@wendymcbridemarinecorpscom8811]

I'm worried about his safety but I do understand it. Gracious he's a wonderful and thoughtful good person. DEAR lord, put a "Hedge of protection around him" to keep him safe and healthy. 🙏🏻💕

[@tylerrobertson1094]

Thank you! God bless

[@timothy790110]

I too live in my self converted van, im a landscape/portrait painter, I travel Europe and paint. I dont have any kids or a wife, just having a lot of fun and doing what i love.

[@clarissaubben7884]

This is a real man!! Doing any and everything to support his wife and kids!

[@abbylx]

Man you should have kept the rant by Dave that followed. I heard it live and I came back for that.

[@TheRamseyShow]

We did :) It was just posted here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ioHLY2qja6edobM

[@MrJPC2123]

That’s a real man that any women would want to hold on to. Doing whatever it takes for the family to survive! Incredible!

[@jayn2346]

Always come back to this video..to get a fresh burst of Braveheart focus

[@thefrugallife-withmercedes7718]

I also want to say if someone is disabled and they get care provided by the government... you can't just move state to state and still get services. (It takes time for paperwork ect to go through.) Plus some states have very long waiting lists. So unless he is moving permanently, it's better for his wife to stay put.

[@dopestdailydrivers2214]

This guy is awesome. Major respect to him and also the thousands of other men who work out of town on pipelines, oilfields, ect that do the same thing. Ive worked with a lot of guys that made bank and sent it all back home while they kept pennies.

[@chainrupsharma7375]

Wowww! He sacrifices his prime age bring comfort for his family! A real hero!

[@giselleduff1001]

Uncle Dave I heard llama too, man. Lol.

[@Fgcbear15]

Mad respect dude. I am an engineer in Arizona and just decided to do the same thing. I will be living out of my suv for the next few months while I save up for investments and a trailer to move between properties.

[@BrianErwin]

lived in my car for two years, it's not all that bad.. just gotta find a place to shower, have a sleeping bag for cold nights, window shades and park where the sun won't warm the car too fast in the morning.. if i didn't have kids, i'd buy an RV and be just fine

[@User-qu7pq]

where would you go go shower ?

[@prettylyricsmarie]

​@@User-qu7pqGym

[@robertprater7312]

Awesome story Tyler. Great to meet and work with you today.

[@kbcinmedusn]

Funny. Dave got lawnmower confused with llama. Do whatcha gotta do I guess. Proud of the guy.

[@westleysellers537]

I think this is the best episide

[@bigroy38]

Westley Sellers Find the lady who had her come to Jesus moment at the store.Dave’s cracking up so bad,it takes up half the call.Look up Orange Lady.

[@RealLifeMoney]

Living in a van down by the river eating government cheese... I see you man 😂

[@maryfields1382]

I love every second of this video. Tyler is destined for greatness.

[@sunset6010]

IF LIVING IN THE VAN = BECOMING CLOSE TO MILLIONAIRE STATUS IN 10 YEARS .... STAY IN THE VAN TAKE AWESOME VACATIONS RETIRE A MILLIONAIRE

[@13Grneyez]

Sun Set I want this life too 😢 one day... take care and happy travels ✌🏼

[@HamiltonRb]

You forgot about the part where the wife finds someone else because you are not home for ten years & you miss you kids growing up. This hillbilly life of living in your van is fine if you are single and think you are at Woodstock, but he has a wife & kids at home

[@sunset6010]

@@HamiltonRb Very true, indeed. He did not mention if he went home on weekends or how often.

[@dodgeplow]

@@HamiltonRb agreed. I think a wife can tolerate a year while you make progress to get out of debt and make a nest egg. Any longer and I think you're pushing your luck

[@raulgolfs]

Ahhh literally just heard this episode on the podcast! And I could not stop laughing! 😂. Reminding me of that Chris Farley SNL skit! 😂. And the rant Dave went on after 🙌🏽. Rang true! A lot of people seem to just want to be given an answer and not work the problem.

[@StrongTowerConsultin]

Raul J. Gomez The rant after was inspiring!

[@raulgolfs]

Strong Tower riiight!! I wish some people would have an open mind and listen when it comes to these issues instead of just looking for a hand out.

[@davef6337]

Dave said I have to answer this truthfully. I’m not doing that. Wow, wow. That response cracked me up.

[@cammims7645]

Sometimes you gotta Struggle b4 you can live the Dream life you want!

[@conspiracyomg]

I come back to this video all the time lol I enjoy it so much. Hope he's doing well with his family

[@MDC2020]

I have a few friends who did something simular and started living in there vans. Thing is they ended up never wanting a house again. They loved van life and still do it today.

[@notanomad9320]

This guy is doing this to save money while working. There are so many young Nomads who think all they need to do is quit their job, sell everything, move into a van, make videos and everything will be ok, thats a hard way to live. I sure wouldn't want to live like that full time and I have a very nice van.

[@thisisfine1115]

That's a good van indeed

[@CookingLessonsforDad]

If he does not mind it he could save a bit more money before he moves home.

[@justinwilliams2522]

Why doesn't he get one of those rv vans. Most rv parks are like $400 a month and he makes $100,000 a year. He still can pay off a mortgage and have the water and electricity while he's away from home.

[@offgridjack5779]

Lots of people living in vans these days. They love it!! No mortgage, no rent, no utilities, no lawn mowing. Check out Bob Wells channel and watch for yourself.

[@13Grneyez]

Offgrid Jack 💯

[@13Grneyez]

Offgrid Jack I love watching these channels. I’ve subscribed to a couple. Not living at home living the same day “everyday” what an adventure. I want this when I retire or maybe before? I don’t want to live at home just waiting for death( 60’s+)No offense to anybody.

[@VannaMae]

Ya I dont think Dave gets it. He thinks that its downgrading your life when it actually gives you more freedom to do what you want and actually enjoy life.

[@lovethemflowers]

Where do they take showers? That's what I want to know.

[@kimshakim]

lovethemflowers probably a gym

[@truthlove1114]

What a great guy taking care of his family!

[@gavinclark525]

This is the most admirable man I've ever seen

[@MrGvui]

Amazing man. God be with you and your family in your future plans.

[@roido6614]

2 more years to have it paid off in Full. Go for it Man. Your Life!

[@mikaelg5840]

Great question 👍 Great answer 👍 man is willing to grind it out with a plan knowing it will put him a better place within designated time frame - brilliant soldier. Taking care of his family first and above all - wants security and to spend time with his wife - awesome ❤️

[@marcanthonyrodriguez3636]

Wow!! I love the callers can do attitude!! It will get him far in life!! 🇺🇸🤠👍🏼

[@jojobean5382]

This is a real man!

[@Xyz12391]

This is my favorite call so far.

[@frankish5314]

I took a job 80 miles away from home (right after I got a 6 figure severence package from the last job) and had planned to sleep in my Dodge Neon. It would have worked perfectly (company owned multistory carpark, 24 hour operation) but my Wife found out and kyboshed the idea! My networth at the time had just crossed $1M.. That was in 2012 and I still have the Dodge Neon...:)

[@chrismccaffrey8256]

Living in a van is truly smart and something i would consider. Unfortunately in the uk, places to park overnight (without paying out lumps for campsites etc) are very few and far between, not to mention the legality of it.

[@jayritchie6596]

What a great guy! 2 years to be mortgage free - fantastic for his family.

[@gr8macaw1]

I love Tyler Im an Englishwoman lived here for 30 years these are the kind of guys that make the USA great

[@hurt1704]

Maggie H Maggie from the walking dead?? Or just wishful thinking.. 😏

[@Ademis]

Glad I found this call god bless this man

[@harrisonwintergreen1147]

Didn't live in a van down by the river, but people made fun of me for living in a tiny studio apt that cost half the rate of a nicer place. It was a short-term strategy to save a lot of cash.

[@christopherstimpson6540]

In the 1990's I hired on to drive semi trucks with J.B. Hunt. After passing the driving school J.B. Hunt and his brother in law, Sam Walton took us drivers to Denny's for dinner. Mr. Walton told us to invest all our pay into his company called Walmart and just live out of our trucks. Few recognized the name Walmart back then. Those that did invest are doing very well now. Some even retired a bit early. They were very kind and humble. Great teachers if you listened to them. They didn't speak very loud, just at conversation level.

[@gfysyoutube]

We need more men like this willing to sacrifice for their family, but it's a two way street.

[@kelajefferson5322]

They don't make them like that anymore.

[@Zenpharaoh]

Almost 1M!

[@DanThemes]

Almost 2M!

[@AlllSmiless]

I'd do it for maybe like 3 years. 2 years to pay off the mortgage and the extra year for a nice little nest egg/emergency fund

[@stopthetories]

100k on the rail road? Even senior managers don't get that on the railway in the UK.

[@michaelschneider9305]

You could’ve just buy a nice little camper write it off as a business expense. Put some of that money in a part time lawn care/snow plowing gig. Heck i really respect this mans hustle and his love for his family!

[@BigGucciChris]

This is a good man right here!!!

[@Blastfence1]

Excellent Call!

[@amyfletcher4749]

Eeeek that's a tough call. He's doing so well to provide but being away is getting a grip on him.

[@gsp49]

Living in vans, RV's, motorhomes is the latest trend for retirement now, no rent, or utilities, or tax.

[@cattsmahal1005]

This is me. I’m moving in my Promaster van 2020. Rent in Cali is ridiculous! 🤗

[@williamlewis3582]

just do it i live in my van in michigan this month been a year youll love your bank account when start this lifestyle lol

[@apronacres7292]

What no one is talking about is: what does his wife want? Is she and her family ok with him gone so long? If not, he should be home...Years away from home is not good...short term sure, but not years and years...

[@wmurray003]

It sounds like she would be the wrong person to ask being that her issue is related to the brain.

[@apronacres7292]

@@wmurray003 A brain injury/disability does not mean the person can't feel, think, communicate. She is his wife, her opinion is worth more than Ramsey's or anyone else.

[@devchonka18]

He said he also has children...

[@jenniferannfox2316]

exactly

[@David53D]

Sounds like a good plan and without the pressure of a family except that the kids might need his guidance.

[@V.Hansen.]

Just upgrade to a more comfortable camper that you can keep and use with your family when things change

[@sarahwaters8262]

Who says he's doing it for the good of his family? He just said it's not bothering him too much. His wife might hate him being gone all the time. His kids need a Dad, not just money.

[@tiffanyvalencia8415]

I'm sure he visits them as often and for as long as possible, and skypes, but you gotta do what you gotta do. What about military families...that's a LOT worse always scared your dad's gonna get brutally murdered in combat in a FAR away country!

[@kenya1067]

I'd rather have money than my dad being annoying

[@ChrisBoulas]

Liberal comment. They need money. That's what grants you opportunities in this country.

[@sarahwaters8262]

Chris Boulas whose comment was a liberal comment? If you meant me, I am as conservative as they come. My comment was based on my 3 kids having a Dad who works 70-80 hrs/wk. This video doesn't show the wife's side at all.

[@tpamel]

@@sarahwaters8262 the wife is disabled, so technically the in-laws are taking care of the kids.

[@catt3911]

Now that's a man. Good luck buddy!!

[@janvincent497]

Living in a van down by the river isn't as scary as SNL made it sound

[@ronwhiteleo3352]

"living in a van down by the river' -Chris Farley...

[@A1245fgh]

This is a real man right here

[@jacobklein8156]

You are a financial champion! Stick around the van long enough and you'll have a paid off house to go back too.

[@rachelfrombefore]

THIS is a MAN.

[@Sombra_Azul_]

Hmm... you give distinction far too quickly sweetheart! What if he is cheating on his wife every single weekend with ladies in his new city because she can't satisfy him sexually? Is he still a "MAN"? .....See what happens when you jump to conclusions without all the information?

[@rachelfrombefore]

F Sharp I commented based off the information given. If you wanna get lost in conjecture, then sure. Go for it.

[@unicorndnaranja5865]

Didn't hear any discussion of what the wife and family thinks of him being far far always or how often he sees them. Saw that he's updated that he'll be heading home and starting up electrical again though. Wish them all the best.

[@robbyleonard1092]

Im saving for a home right now living out of my car then when i move in im renting out all the rooms and wont have to pay rent

[@AStanton1966]

When you get your house and start renting rooms, be sure to have good house insurance and a secure lock on your bedroom door. And rent the movie Pacific Heights before you start to rent.

[@jonyoung6405]

This man is not a “ victim “ looking for help.

[@philochristos]

The river is not the only place to park a van, you know.

[@lilith_linda]

I would love to do that, but still unsure about where to park without being bothered by the police :(

[@Jancan20]

Nice shirt Dave !

[@irishpickens6581]

It's never a van down by A river... It's always a van down by THE river!

[@rossedwardmiller]

This guy is so cool

[@tomj528]

Lots of folks vacation in a van down by the river...it's nice!

[@PaulfromChicago]

This guy is pretty much a hero.

[@lifeisgood070]

idk seems like this guy is in a better environment. He has a place to collect his thoughts.

[@edgehodl4832]

I also have disability, I'm afraid to grow up and take care of myself.

[@angellovesjazz]

It's 2 years people and he can Skype with the kids. In the case he can't find 75k in case they live in the middle of no where. Stay in the van make that money until something better comes along.

[@instagramdude4784]

Kudos and Respect to this guy. You rock man. You'll do wonderful in your life. Such a good attitude. God bless you brother. Keep rocking!

[@seanpaul1551]

Sleep in the van for another 12 months or so. Get a nice hotel periodically to the get hanks off of you plus take a warm shower. Get fully out of debt & stack some good cash!

[@powerofshah3]

What a guy!