Its possible if you have a remote job, even if you don't have a lot of money. I ditched the apartment, bought an RV and have been traveling across the US for a

Its possible if you have a remote job, even if you don't have a lot of money. I ditched the apartment, bought an RV and have been traveling across the US for a bit. Its cheaper than flying and hotels, and the RV cost about a year of rent where I lived, and older used RVs depreciate about 6% a year. So, overall, I'll come out ahead financially from where I was (incl travel and gas costs) Most people probably can't do it (spouses, kids, non-remote work, drawbacks to living in an RV), but its possible on a budget and if you're in the right situation. I'm sure it'll get old soon, but so far its fun, albeit stressful. I've seen more in a few weeks than I've seen in almost my whole life.