Van Life 101: Where to Make your State Residence While Living in a Van
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- As a full-time Nomad without a permanent home, you can choose any state you want to be your state of residence, but how do you choose which state is best for you? We'll tell you how to evaluate the options and then how to make that state your domicile. South Dakota. Texas and Florida are at the top of most peoples list but there are other good choices.
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Thanks for watching!
You’re like a college professor of “A life of RVing “ and listening to you talk about your passion is educationally enjoyable.
I could listen to Bob talk for an hour about which type of screwdriver is his favorite. It would be well thought out and he'd weigh the pros and cons of each.
I would need that talk. Lol. I have lot's of tools and I need to reduce and sell some of them. I could fill a whole Van, most are in storage though. I seriously need to make some informed decisions, "informed" being the operative word here.
I ve decided to propose...i am definitely in love and I wish his legacy would continue for ever...people uniting to overcome anything...great job!
3000 $ piece of land with a mail box on it??? And a lock?
He is the last of the mohicans
🙂
Montana: No sales tax. 10-year-old vehicle can get a permanent tag. No yearly registration...ever.
I believe NH has an interest and dividend tax. It's not completely void of income taxes.
what are the requirements for getting a driver license?
Richard Mattson ,what are the requirements for getting a driver license?
Both my vehicles would qualify :)
NH has annual vehicle inspection (with emissions testing). Plus, some communities require you to renew registration in person.
Bob, you could NEVER be boring. We who get to watch and learn consider you to be a blessing 🙌. Thank you.
Some Medicare policies in Louisiana offer free gym memberships through a Silver Sneakers program. This is great for being able to shower when you're traveling because you receive a key fob which should allow you to enter any location at any time, around the world.
These older videos are always going to be my favorites. So much information and passion went into making these videos. I’ll probably always be a dreamer but sometimes just dreaming and anticipating about being a nomad without actually taking action is really all you need to be happy!
Sounds like me, I still have two little ones and that's what I'm working through:) Hope to hit the road once my last kid gets out:) HA!
Heres what you do. Air b n b your place you are living in for a short time, then live in the van. This way you are getting paid while your out enjoying life. 👍🏻
Become a long distance truck driver.
I agree!
Watching 5 years later and I agree with your Nevada decision! Love the west and proximity to so many amazing places! It’s great not having any state or local income tax to file! I also appreciate not having to have a yearly inspection (aside from smog) on my vehicle! In this area, Reno/Tahoe, it’s a short drive for a change is scenery! I can have my feet in the Pacific Ocean in 4-5 hours!
You're not ugly Bob. 👍🏼You shouldn't have made that comment. 😐I mean the scenery is pure magic but a lot of folks out here think you have a wonderfully friendly and familiar face to go along with your thoughtful and intelligent and incredibly informative videos. Your videos in fact , are so helpful for folks whose 401k's did a nose dive , are pensionless, are divorced (-$$$$) or just realize that costs vs earnings are a joke and want and need an alternative way to live. I would venture to say folks on the road full time may have had their lives saved .........by you. No more keeping up with people you don't even like, no more bills, oh my gosh. I've got to say, full timing as you describe it, seems like the only way to live! In fact, far from a last resort (no pun intended) I think you could say without reservation (no pun) FTRVING is for anyone, with or without money and wealth, who wants to a live a life that is true and "deliberate" (Henry David Thoreau- "live deliberately"........[or discover at the end of life that you haven't lived at all]. I'd love to watch another video on full time rv philosophy - I'd love to hear all the inspiring stories out there from folks who took this plunge and said, "up yours, keep the f'ing house, I don't give a $@&!; and I'm out of here." Consumerism really is an endless road to nowhere and steals your attention away from the things in life that are truly meaningful. God Bless you and all the nomads out there.
Cheryl Flynn, I LOVE your comments!
Cheryl Flynn=Amazing Person! To bad there are so few like you.
So glad for your reply to Bob! I have watched so many of his videos and I love them!!
Yes, Bob is handsome!
@@TheLovelyRushka
Yes he is handsome......
Hey, where I'm concerned, you NEVER have to apologize for what you call a long drawn out video. Its packed with all kinds of good information....answering questions that I've had, helping make my choices easier (even what kind of research I need to do...thank you).....so, make 'em as long as RUclips allows and keep 'em coming. God Bless you for helping us with your amazing wealth of knowledge. Thank you a million times over. By the way, you are NOT boring at all. You held my interest the entire time :)
Dont worry that these video's are too long. Anyone retired such as myself need to hear this. We need to hear what our options are. Lots of different ways to live when you are free and retired. Thanks and keep them coming as you are able.
Thanks for the feedback terry, when I edit my videos I try to bear in mind that I might be talking to people who are hearing the information for the first time and can benefit from a little repetition.
👍💜
It occurs to me that this is a great topic;however, this video is 3 years old as of this post. This one would be a good one to update in a few months when things are more settled.
Bob, I don't know if I told you this, but as a Canadian I set out on trip in 1999 to travel through the US. I was living in Alberta, Canada then (I'm Canadian) and I travelled 10,000 miles through the USA over about 6 weeks. I was in my own travelling in a car, but I spent my nighrs in motels. I was in my mid 40's then. I loved the journey and I wish I could revisit some of the places I had seen. I'm beggining to realize I'm more of a tourist than a vandweller. I love learning new things and seeing new places. I KNOW I could NEVER be happy parked in a desert or in any one place for extended periods.i've been watching your videos for about 6 years now and I'm very grateful for them. You have given me options; tou've opened my mind to opportunities I've never thoight of before. Thank you Bob.
Thank you for taking the time to explain this stuff to us. 😊
Bob, there you go again. Putting up a video that I must watch again and again. Some of your videos are just so packed with information that I have to take notes. Loved it!
Thank you for your kind words Dave!
Diane C We bought their book and apps and they are very helpful! We use Verizon unlimited, with a mifi, 3 cellphones and a cellular tablet. We work online, and our family of 5 is very connected between school, work and entertainment (I am mostly bedridden due to a rare disability)
I've been following you for many years but never saw this video. This is full of valuable info. Thank you for giving me the questions to get me on the right path to obtain necessary answers. I'm still legally domiciled in Texas after 3 years of being a nomad due to work travel. I can't ever see myself not being a nomad. Freedom is such a great feeling
Hi Bob, what a treasure you are. I'm in the early stages of investigating full time van dwelling and am learning a lot watching you. I'll be checking out your website and forum next. You are answering so many questions that I didn't know to ask.
AWESOME VIDEO! I wish you didn't feel like you had to apologize for the info and the time it took to hear about it. It's FREE INFO, and it's NECESSARY INFO! CAN'T BEAT THAT! Thanks for taking the time to get all that together so those of us coming afterwards won't make too many mistakes. :-)
Yes Bob, thank you for sharing your wealth of important info.
Please no need to apologize for your lengthy video here. It has a lot of excellent information and tips. Thank you for doing all the homework for us to set us on the right path! You are very methodical and organized in this video with the vast amount of information. Well done!
Does anyone else like always seeing his pup running around in the background? Lol I do
I do too.
Funny, I was thinking how lucky Bob’s DOG is .. esp w all THIS stuff. Cody can just fart around all day as Bob and us have to think about taxes, interest, insurance..ugh.
I do I do.!!
My dog would be long gone I'd be there a month looking for her
I sure hope that “THE TRIBE” and all the people appreciate all your hard work and taking so much time to help others Bob.. Thank you so very much...😍
We currently live in Wisconsin. Getting a Real Driver's license was super easy for my husband and super hard for me because I am female and my last name has changed twice. I literally had to get my divorce papers from 30 years ago! Along with my birth certificate, my marriage certificate for my current marriage, plus my license from my last residence. It took me months! My husband, however, got his the same day we applied and only had to have his birth certificate! Just a little FYI for the ladies out there. I'm not sure if anything has changed. That was in November 2015 when we got the Real Driver's License.
I also live in Wisconsin. If you happen to have a passport you don't need all that other stuff because the federal government already have your information. Otherwise I would have needed a certified copy of my marriage license from 1978.
EXCELLENT video chocked full of solid information and food for thought for anyone considering a nomadic lifestyle here in the US. Don't apologize for the the length, you covered very pertinent information that will help many people in the future. My and I appreciate you and pray for you regularly. Stay safe.
That was supposed to say, "My husband and I..."
Sandy, I appreciate your family's kind actions. Thanks you for watching!
Sandi Bird Aldridge ... I have been considering this lifestyle. I am actually a hobbit type person...but ... I have been wanting to wander about...now that my children are leaving the hobbit home...and these are all issues...i had never thought about. Thank you Cheap Rv Living.
Once again you make a video, touching on subjects that I had no idea could be an issue. I just want to thank you for all the time you take to make these videos. I have not hit the road yet but Im working towards it and I just want to tell you that you have helped me tremendously in my planning. And I know Im not alone. Thanks again Bob, we all are thankful. Take care brother.....
My company is based in Missouri and I live in Oklahoma and I do pay income tax to Oklahoma. Looking at South South Dakota to domicile. I already have National insurance through my employer so I’m fortunate there. Thank you for the video and encouragement of us ‘younger’ working people to full time. At 46, I plan on full time RV life in one year after my son graduates high school and continue to work remotely.
I know this comment is a bit late, but I do like SD. If you're used to OK, you'll be fine up in SD. I recommend land West River, because it is beautiful. Lot's of public land out here in the Black Hills. Less ticks than Missouri and Oklahoma as well!
I have always loved WY. Been there several times. Love the overall social attitude. Great people. I loved the Lander/Riverton area and even thought about retiring there. The winters can be harsh sometimes, but it's a beautiful state. As a vanner you are pretty well self sufficient so it could be perfect.
Such great and useful info from Bob, as always. I commend him on getting straight to the point, no rambling, no verbal fillers....uh, um....Thanks Bob.
Agree! Now it’s 4 yrs old and I’m getting ready to retire and RV full time. Wish he’d do another review.
WOW!!!! What a great video!!! I just turned 60 and having lived out of my car a few times in my life and certainly not being wealthy I'm planning to become a nomad when I turn 65 and Social Security kicks in. This was a wealth of information of things I have to investigate before I take the plunge. I'll be checking out your website, joining the forum and subscribing to this channel. THANK YOU!!!!
One of the things to take into account, speaking of the safety net in California, is that I believe last July the law changed, whereby if you have to go into a long care facility, you can now keep $160,000 of your assets and still be covered under either Medicaid or Medi-cal (I forget just what it is called.) Some states only allow you to keep something like $2,000.
I've got a South Dakota driver license today which made me a South Dakota resident! Feels awesome, folks! :) We will see how it goes.
You can do it too!
Being a Veteran I have an advantage using Vet health care I can go anywhere in the country and I am in the system where there is a vet Administration hospital or office in an emergency. Better then Medicare even being a senior.
Dear Bob, you aren't a leach; your a good guy that just wants what we all want good health care coverage! Excellent tips and awareness of over all pictures.
As a beginning to get ready to become a full-time RVer, I'm so glad I ran across your set of videos. I am disabled and will one day will not be able to get around so well. I just wanted to say thank you for these informative videos. And I will check all of this out. Again, thank you so much.
Cheryl Holmes
Living the nomad life vicariously thru this channel. 😁
Great tips! We never thought about these things until we hit the road full time as a family. We were shocked how much cheaper it can be to RV compared to our old house. Thanks for the info!
I moved to Texas from Wisconsin a year ago. NO state taxes. Scott & White hospital/clinics in Temple, TX has an RV park for patients and if you have no insurance you get a 40% discount and you can set up payments for the balance.
Thanks for sharing pinkspotturtle1.
I have insurance because I work there. I was just being kind and sharing my knowledge. You'd be surprised how many people have no insurance.
The main problem with texas is texans and its government.
I usually don't watch long videos but this is a must watch for anyone considering this lifestyle or any green horn to the lifestyle. Thanks for this info. Stay safe.
Always a pleasure to watch you Bob.
I appreciate everything you do for your fellow nomaders. This information is priceless thank you.
There is a need for these videos, I have a friend who lives like this and I am considering doing this also,great videos,and a very good speaking voice you have.
First of all your not ugly and second of all your videos are very interesting..oh yea third of all your dog took off running lol.
Prophetic End Times I agree in fact I fi d myself staring at his beard blowing in the breeze. I yelled out for Cody 2 times during the video. lol. love you Bob I watched this several times the first time and I watched it again today. very informative
HImyNAMEisRJlol seriously what's wrong with you
Heeeeeee
i was just laughing about the dog running away too LOL
Prophetic End Times It would seem to be a good time to have a dog again. Had a dog Charlie the Lasa Apso, in my pre-teen and teen years.
Bob YOU ARE THE MAN! Thank you SO MUCH for putting yourself out there and giving so much of your time, your soul, your life, your depth of knowledge and experience. Everything is so well explained, concise, easy to understand, thorough, and you are so well-spoken. Sometimes I just play your videos because your voice is soothing and calming and keeps me company (and I learn a ton of stuff at the same time!) while I'm doing work. lol
This is the best video you have made so far!! Thanks
Sir, it is always a pleasure to listen to you. You are a great teacher and I enjoy what you have to say. I have taken many notes on your directions. Thank you.
Wyoming (where I used to live) no state income tax, and for voting, you can sign up the day of a presidential election and vote that day. It has to do with INTENT. All you have to do is state that you are there and your intent is to return and make your home there, then you can register and vote. You may change your mind the next day, lol, but that was your intent, yesterday. Also the UW Healthcare in Casper is based on income, and Dental is available also based on income.
Thank you for the good info
I draw ssi. So anyone there could help me referbish my van. I'll need lots done. My income is so small and need a safe place to move on.
@@helenstokes1458 would a remote AZ ranch do?
@@helenstokes1458 ..how to talk?
Agree that these older videos seem to be my favorites.....I suppose they were hitting the Security I needed. Bob, CheapRVLiving, could this be updated, please???
You are a beautiful man, with a beautiful face, and a beautiful beard!!! Don’t ever be ashamed of who you are ;). Thanks for sharing this info, and your experience. Keep doing what you do 👍🏼
To me, this video with so many of the topics you discuss are GREAT and so much more informative and potentially life changing for the better if addressed prior to there becoming a serious issue, than so many other videos out there.
It's nice to see an experienced person like yourself pointing out some of the landmines and potential pitfalls that newbies and others would be wise to be mindful of as they embark on their journeys.
Your repeatedly reminding people that you're not so much providing the answers as you are providing some suggestions of what to consider getting answers to. Answers we'd all be wise to look for that are best suited to us individually.
Of course, not knowing about so many of the underlying issues out there that we might wish to be privy to makes it difficult to know what questions to ask and you did a GREAT job of pointing some of them that for me had me thinking what other nuanced subjects could be discussed in similar fashion. Hoping to see and hear more. Thanks again for sharing your time and wisdom!
Thanks so much for your feedback and support AngelGeeks.
No apology necessary. I found this very informative. I love CA. but it's getting to expensive to live here.
Never worry about you speaking too long or explaining too much. I love every informative minute!
Thanks, Bob! I always learn a lot from your videos!
Thanks for watching Tim.
Love the videos I'm a over the road driver I drive all 48 states and now I'm. Building and going to live in a truck camper I love being. On the road and wouldn't change my life thanks for all the great info
Texas rocks for soooo many reasons!! That's our choice. Thanks for all the information . Super important for all nomads.........❤️
Hi Bob - I watch your videos alongside the transcript and that makes it really easy to go back and repeat whatever I was too slow to write notes on
If you travel around a lot, South Dakota would make a lot of sense. It's within 2,000 miles of 48 states, plus big chunks of Canada and Mexico. So if you need to see your doctor, you should be able to drive there in three days or less. If you just need an annual checkup schedule it for the summertime. If it's an emergency, just get to an airport and fly there.
Bob I think you are a wonderful human being! The advice you share for free is so valuable. I thank you very much.
In my world the older family members have passed on. They can no longer advice me, but then I found you and your "family,." Sending you some love from southern Indiana, Tammi
I Traved the country in a 23ft. Motorhome when i was young .
I'm 58 now & getting ready to do it again in a Sprinter van.
I want to , once again wake up every morning with a picturesque canves
of natures bounty thru
out this beautiful country outside my doors and windows
Oh ! and a cup of coffee.
See you out there.
Can't forget the coffee, a must!
Thank you BOB!!! You have no idea how many people you are giving hope to! A way out of misery and how to do it. So thankful for YOU!! God Bless YOU!
I never thought about choosing a state of residence! Great subject material and lots to think about. I'm sure some things may change after the 2020 election but at lease I have some ideas of what I need to research before i go full time on the road. thanks! btw, I love watching your dog!
Yes I love seeing him running around just enjoy watching and I am planning to go on the road for summer next year getting things ready now
Texas is big but soooooo much to see. I am Texas born and raised. It will always be home but I absolutely love the highway. My dad always said I was a gypsy at heart.
Dede Pyle why are Texans so damn proud of being from Texas it's a little annoying I'm ready for the road again
Dede Pyle Because we are proud of our state.
Once you become a Texan, or just plain lucky enough to have been born and raised in that glorious country, you'd understand how deeply held the love and respect for this great state endures. The various terrains and wide openiness of the land, the people, our history and traditions are all integral parts of our identity. You must first live, travel, and get to know the real people of our state in order to understand.
Texas IS a nice place..however, the residents there are have subjectivity. Where most mature, intelligent human beings can say: "I love my state, and Im proud to be there..and I know others feel the same". Texans comprehend approximately half of that. They think that if they love their state, then no one else can love theirs. Its like the old motto; the only things wrong with Texas are the people.
@@hurricanealley8602 I cant tell if youre just assuming someone you dont know, or if youre genuinely stupid on a level previously unintroduced into normal society. I sincerely doubt youve seen a fraction of as much of Texas as I have, nor have met as many Texans as I have. People like you are the reasons ppl say about Tx what they do: uneducated adult adolescents who wouldnt know subjectivity if it impregnated them. Grow up, jethro. The world is round.
Thank you Bob! I'm just starting to research nomad living possibilities for my adult disabled daughter and myself. You were the 1st "expert" I stumbled upon 'n I'm grateful. For the record, you make reference to being "long 'n drawn out".......just so you know, I don't feel that way at all. You speak with heart, passion and a genuine desire to be helpful and inspirational. Please don't ever stop being "long n drawn out".
Thanks so much for being our "Go-To Guy", Bob! You really are a wealth of information!!
I'm fortunate to already live in the perfect state that fits the vast majority of your criteria. Wyoming the best politically in the country very very pro-gun. Awesome hunting and fishing. No state income tax. Very low sales taxes throughout the state my city is 4% for City County and State. It's beautiful here. In fact I saw something a couple of days ago that said Wyoming was the number one state for retirement.
You mentioned a 4-mile walk to Walmart, well here in my Paradise, it's just a short walk to Walmart too. Okay, it's more of a hike, well really more of a journey, okay so it's an expedition a hundred miles.lol
Love guns, Love low crime rate, Love Wyoming!!!
@@blusky3094 Love everything about Wyoming except the winters.
@@blusky3094 Low population/density
Big Wind, treacherous roads in the winter. I drove a truck for a while, saw LOT'S of accidents up there. But very beautiful I loved the spring and summer.
Love your channel, it's makes decision to become a nomad a lot less "fearful". This vid like all your vids are excellent. Thanks so much for taking the time to make these.
Youre not ugly, you're BEAUTIFUL DAH-LING
You have a wonderful speaking voice! You are very easy to listen to!!
Hi, Bob. Yes, the video was long, but that's good because it's FULL of answers to many questions that I've had for a while, and many more that I didn't know enough to ask. Thanks for making this video. I'm really looking forward to the next one.
Bob DON'T you ever apologize. You so more for us than you will ever know. God Bless 😷😷💕😎🐶🐱
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On the list of no tax states, you forgot Tennessee. Not only does TN not have an income tax, we passed an amendment to the Tennessee Constitution that prohibits the legislature from passing one. They no longer have the authority. I think East Tennessee is a great place to pick up a cheap piece of land and have access to lots of nature and recreation.
You're right... there are other factors besides income tax, though that's a big consideration.
@Tumbleweed Not really, I live 90 miles north of Nashville and we only have consistently cold weather about two months out of the year. Today is the day after New Year and it was mid 50s.
Bald Eagle Without researching all the other issues I’ve been kicking around the thought of retiring to eastern TN. Far enough north to be cooler in the summer, far enough south to be warmer in the winter, far enough west to be away from hurricanes, far enough East to be away from tornados, not too far from NC where my brother plans to retire.
I’ve been planning to sell my house in IN and hit the road full time, but with a lot of campgrounds shutting down and not letting folks in due to the COVID thing it seems prudent to own a bit of land for a home base you can’t be kicked out of. So now I’m thinking maybe buy a lot in an RV park and rent it out while I travel and don’t need it.
So did Bob ever say why some folks are thinking of TN for domicile?
@@MichaelBrown-kk6ck
TN is a very solid retirement destination. I've been here for decades but the real estate environment has changed drastically in the last ten years. People are pouring in from all directions and I don't think it's going to stop anytime soon. Values are going way up. If you want pick up land at a reasonable price, I'd do it sooner rather than later. I just took my own advice, btw.
East Tennessee is a beautiful area - I lived there for 7 years. However, they do have state taxes on income. There is no income tax on earned income but Tennessee does have a 5% capital gains tax on investment income. That means it isn't the best place for retirees living off their savings to claim residency.
@@jasonshinton No Hall tax anymore.
Finally! I finally have a video to answer these questions. Thankthank you, RUclips.!
Another tip on where to pick, is to see who has the lowest cost airfare where you can go and get your annual checkup and your 5 year photo for your drivers license.
Your videos have been incredibly helpful in my checklist of what I need to do before I start off on the road. Thank you so much for the information you provide, it’s helping an incredible amount.
Great info Bob.
I’m amazed you can be a resident of one state and be allowed to register your car in another state.
We were all wondering how that actually works, friend (see above).
Never apologize for your videos, they are all GREAT!!
This is the one I was waiting for! Thanks for for putting it back up!
Thanks for the good intel! It's people like you that really make life easier here on youtube. Thanks Again!
Always love your videos Bob! Thank you SO much for your contribution to us all.
You are not ugly Bob,,,You are Beautiful...With a beautiful heart...and Courage to change...
Thank you for the first installment of your four-part series. Thanks in advance for the other three as well. Well done
THANK YOU no this was not long at all!!! I will be combing over everything you have to offer. I had not one clue about any of these things. What a crap pile we could have found ourselves in to just sell it all load up and hit the road?!!!! Thanks again
So true, and I so appreciate Bob's generous heart to want to help as many of us as possible!
Wow...lots of important info. Thanks for sharing this Bob!
This was very important information for me. I’ll be watching this again.
Nomad you are a beautiful person you helped me with my new life . Thank you
Your generosity and thoughtfulness seems unfettered.
Great video!
So glad I stumbled upon your channel, thank you for sharing your experiences, interviews & knowledge Bob!
The real voice of experience rigth there, love it! ..saludos desde Monterrey México
I use My Dakota Address as my residence in Madison, SD and mail forwarding company. I've been with them for 2 yrs now and they're awesome.
Jeff Griggs Can you please share which mail forwarding agency you use? Thanks.
Illinois does have conceal an carry!fyi
Yes, but they rarely approve Concealed Carry Permits for most regular law abiding citizens. Good News though! If you live in Illinois & donate enough money to your local politician's campaign fund, and he or she wins the campaign, your Concealed Carry Permit will get APPROVED! So there is "HOPE"?
Dawn Moser Lot of restrictions in Illinois as to what you can carry, how big a magazine you can own, where you can carry... be careful. Even more restrictions city-by-city. Crime is Big Business in Illinois and getting really big with the new administration in Illinois and Chicagoland in particular.
Muskietime and all the ex-governors in IL go to prison...
I came across this video but I have watched more current videos. I am a resident of Nevada and you gave a lot of "insightful" points!!! Thank you for covering these topics!!!
How are u liking NV so far?
Hi, Bob, im fixin start travellin in my pickup with a camper on back...im so lookin forward to it...i love your videos...so informative...keep em up....
I love this intro so much better Bob.
Thanks for all your content
VERY helpful. Im just starting to find out more, so this was a great video. I also find its impossible to have my own place and I love to travel. Its the only way I feel I can have my own space being on disability. Looking forward to learning more as I start checking into what way to go. Thanks Bob!
Bob, you are not ugly at all. You are very handsome.
I love your videos and are packed with so much great info. Thank you so much for sharing your info and please keep the videos coming. My hubby and I will be going full time sometime next year and you have helped us so much. Live ya and you are in our prayers.
“You might be watching this video 5 years from now an every thing may have changed” boy were you ever right about that...😭
@Shaggy, I was just thinking, where is the 2021 version of this video, lol.
Thank you!!!!! I watch dozens of your videos, but only commented a few times
Question: I've lived in Alaska briefly. They literally advertise on TV for ppl living there to SEND UP FOLKS FROM THE LOWER 48! I also have a niece who was born there. She was born with LAND! Please expound on this bc I totally trust your advice.
Every time I clicked on his videos are like attending some class sessions. For free! Loves it.
I don't want to fall into the housing trap again
thank-you Bob. We all do love you !
Most important.
U seem super nice.
Appreciate you!
We love your videos! we're going to sell our home in Texas and plan to purchase some sort of Rv, actually thought about buying a bus, but now after watching this video, maybe...not. thanks again for good info. we're a couple of oldies, but goodies!
Thanks so much Bob, all the info was very helpful. I have enjoyed following your vlog and learned a lot.
Still trying to decide if going on the road is going to work for me. Love your adventures and I'm traveling with you vicariously which is great but not as good as being there, for sure.
Safe travels,
Jane from Connecticut and her wacky sidekick, Lola, the Boston Terrier
Thanks Jane, I'm glad my videos have been helpful. Would it be possible for you and Lola to take some short, local trips to test the waters?