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Housing For Alternative Lifestyles

What are alternative lifestyles and why wouldmost people call home. Here are a few more of
they require alternative housing? To answerthese housing options.- RV Boondocking. I've
the first part it is easiest to givetalked to people living in Rvs that cost
examples. Then the answer to the second part$200,000 and ones that cost $600, so the
becomes self evident.One winter we wereselection of accommodations is varied, to say
camping in our conversion van at a hotthe least.- Permanent travelers. Housing is
springs area in Arizona. We met a man whowhatever works for the moment for those who
sold stuffed animals on the side of thework various jobs as the travel.- Houseboats.
highway. Having been through a bad divorce,There are whole communities of people living
and having little money, he was living in theon houseboats, and they usually don't have to
van at places like these hot springs. Everypay property taxes.- Basements. Even some
day he drove off to the nearest highways andpeople with good incomes choose to live in
set up his stuffed animals for sale. Hethe basement as they build the house above
claimed to have sold $4,000 worth the firstfor cash. No mortgage sounds nice, doesn't
month, so his low cost living meant he couldit?- Log cabin squatting. Yes, there really
save the money and get back on hisare people living out there in the national
feet.Meanwhile, another neighbor at the hotforests, moving when they get caught every
springs was living in his old RV. He had afive or ten years.- School busses. Apparently
house, but he preferred to supplement hisold busses sell cheap. We met three young men
social security by renting it out. This meantwho lived in one in the deserts of Arizona,
he lived in his RV for a few weeks at eachand anywhere else they could park it for a
location, often for free, and spent eveningsmonth.- Offices. A couple I know almost moved
sitting around campfires talking to travelersinto the office building they owned. It was
like us.A friend of ours lived in a shackon the river and had showers, so why not? One
that he built for $3,000 on a small piece ofless mortgage too.A national magazine
land he bought for $7,000. He was there forrecently did a write-up on people who lived
enough time to pay off the land and sell itin the jungles of Hawaii. Rents are high in
for a profit. This is illegal in many areas,Hawaii, and life on the beach is good - at
of course, because of things like occupancyleast for younger people who can tolerate
permits and minimum square footagecamping out for years. Alternative lifestyles
requirements. Usually, however, you can campand alternative housing are often more for
on your land, so a $2,000 used RV parked onthe younger crowd. Then again, tell that to
your land makes for a cheap and legal housingthe tens of thousands of retirees living in
alternative.Other Housing For AlternativeRVs.Copyright Steve Gillman. Visit his
LifestylesAlternative lifestyle doesn't meanwebsite  for:
"low income" of course. There are other
reasons for living differently and needing1. A photo of a beautiful house he and his
different types of housing. Whether to savewife  bought  for  $17,500.
money, to travel, to live creatively - there
are many reasons why people choose to live in2. A free book on how to save thousands
tents, RVs, cabins, underground homes, rentalbuying  your  next  home.
rooms and anything else that's less common
than the houses, condos and apartments that3. A free real estate investing course.



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