Living in a van down by the river? Ha. It's totally doable. I've met some people living out of their cars and hop into Starbucks or some coffee shop for a few

Living in a van down by the river? Ha. It's totally doable. I've met some people living out of their cars and hop into Starbucks or some coffee shop for a few hours to sink wash and work. I have mobile Internet myself so I am always connected no matter what I'm at.. and I will say it's about 95% available where T-Mobile is. I have a solar panel and a power generator for charges to my laptop. I can't say I've done this full-time or as my lifestyle, but I am currently in the process of renting out three peropeties I own and just temporary living place-to-place wherever I feel like it. I do not have kids and am recently no longer in a relationship. It really all depends on what your life affords you... you only live once. Live how you want to live and enjoy your life. I personally say GO FOR IT. Try it for a month. If you like it, you found a new way to live minimally. If you don't, you can always return home. Make sure you at least have access to several clean clothes, deoderant, baby wipes/adult wipes, water, and some food. Depending on where you plan to travel, you may run into some parking restrictions, but for the most part, most places don't care. I know I've slept in a 24/7 Walmart parking lot in Texas and a cop woke me up. I also have heard stories about California no longer letting you sleep near/on the beaches at night though the meters stop around 5 or 6 PM and the cops are more laxadasical when it comes to where you park your car when the meters ain't runnin'. At least from when I traveled cross Cali and slept on a new beach ever night, it was allowed.