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I suspect that the work required to keep the boat afloat would eat any potential savings. Also, most boats are tiny. What about renting in a "mobile" home par
by lsc 17y ago
I suspect that the work required to keep the boat afloat would eat any potential savings. Also, most boats are tiny.
What about renting in a "mobile" home park? (I put mobile in quotes, as most of those things are clearly not going anywhere) Sure, it's not as glamorous as living on a boat, but where I am near sunnyvale there are several mobile home parks nearby, all mostly hidden from street view. Most of them look pretty nice, I mean, as far as such things go, and the rent is cheap. (personally, I don't know I'd want to /buy/ a mobile home; around here, usually you still need to rent the land.)
- joshfinnie 17y agoI am not sure it is about "glamor" but location. I bet you can't find that many mobile home parks within any city limits. However, most major cities do have harbors...
- lsc 17y agoeh, there's one in walking distance to the mountain view 'hacker dojo' - silicon valley is, well, kindof suburbia.