When I visited my folks out in Texas it was common to find RV and tiny home communities alongside suburban communities (I was in North Texas). Meanwhile, out h

When I visited my folks out in Texas it was common to find RV and tiny home communities alongside suburban communities (I was in North Texas). Meanwhile, out here in California people have outright banned parking of RVs or have made it so the parks are cast away from "desirable" areas. Especially around the Google campus in Mountain View people are particularly picky. While I understand some of the common criticisms of RVs, I don't think people understand very well that I will probably never earn enough money to buy a California home but I do want a California salary. The delta between my home states compensation for software workers and what the Bay Area pays is extremely beyond cost of living, and lets me make up for years of not being able to save.