I live in a Van. Mid 30s junior software developer who's kinda regretting taking the CS path at this late age. However, that as it may be, it's really not th

I live in a Van. Mid 30s junior software developer who's kinda regretting taking the CS path at this late age. However, that as it may be, it's really not that bad. I shower at a gym at I'm rarely home anyways, usually doing things so I really just need a place to sleep which I don't feel paying 800 a month is worth. The only issue is authorized places to park. There's a lot of us vehicle dwellers there's a whole sub-reddit /r/vandwellers devoted to it. I think it's an growing problem and solution to massive housing shortages that are just going to get worse. How big of a deal is it to have parking lots for 'liveaboards'? You can obviously have applications to weed out troublemakers like any other apartment complex. This might be a very interesting sort of start up.