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  30. Yes! Yes! Thank you for this inspiration! ๐Ÿ’ฅAlso to remember - in starting out on this journey. If one does not have a car one has to buy a car. Right now new and used cars are $10,000 and $20,000 more than usual because of the ships at Sea that are stuck. They cannot get the chips to the new new car so that the price of cars is rising. ๐ŸŒท โ„๏ธ If one has pets - it's a little more challenging in a smaller car possibly. ๐ŸŒทA person has to make sure they have a savings in case that car or rig breaks down. ๐ŸŒทIt would be very very stressful to have pets and one's vehicle is in the maintenance shop - one better have some money saved for the repairs of that car. Where would one stay with their pets for how many days until the vehicle is repaired. Is there going to be a wait time for the part to come. People are waiting longer for parts to come because of the ships out at sea. These are things that I have noticed. And these are real realities. ๐ŸŒท ๐ŸŒทJust had a transmission die in a van and the cost was $5,000. ๐ŸŒท โ˜ฎ๏ธRight now I could not just go out and buy a school bus unless I had some money saved. And I'd better have some money saved in case anything on that bus broke down. Vehicle insurance obviously will be more on a school bus. The price of gas right now is very high. Am I going to be able to get from one point to the other. These are not negative comments. ๐ŸŒทThese are real things that are out there that I am observing starting this journey. And I applaud this lady in her journey and her accomplishments and her wisdom and her spirit.๐Ÿ’—๐Ÿ’…๐Ÿ’… Thank you!!!!๐Ÿ’…๐Ÿ’…
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  68. ย @raallen1468ย  ๐Ÿ€P S. You are exactly right. Just since this video was aired things are different. Gas is about one to three dollars more a gallon in certain areas.๐ŸŒธ So as a general statement one should double check, criss cross and triple check everything. There is misinformation and actually there is also Intel on Facebook and on youtube. One has to get a broad perspective. One should always check with their own Housing Authority and the State that makes the laws for the affordable housing properties. Many times managers at property management companies can be new and not really understand everything.๐ŸŒธ There is misinformation everywhere. Just like in The nomad Community - It is no longer a general statement that you can spend the night guaranteed at Walmart. Check the locator for Walmarts in California. 80% is- NO overnight parking.๐Ÿคณ๐Ÿ™ People in The nomad community have spoken on YouTube about being a State Park host - volunteer. You get a free site to live for your rig/vehicle - ( And those requirements can vary among different campsites in different areas in different states).๐ŸŒน Talking about volunteer hosts here for state parks. Yes, there are paid positions for hosts in national and state parks and that is another category. ๐ŸŒป For a volunteer host at a State Park - volunteer host positions - certain sites at certain States ask for a minimum of 20 hours a week of volunteering that I saw; and some sites required 30 hours a week, and some sites require four days on -three days off. ๐ŸŒบThen one could say - now what would I do, and what would I get if I worked those hours at a paid job? For people who do not want to show income for whatever reason - it could be a good thing. ๐Ÿ€So there are ins and outs for everything. One has to study every angle. ๐Ÿคณ ๐ŸŒน Everyone does their own research and makes their own decisions. Peace on all journeys for everyone. ๐ŸŒน
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  84. ย @belle6219ย  Thank you. It is very very true that it is can be very very challenging for seniors with the limited income. But thank you very much for what you are you are saying almost wonder if there is kind of a psyop in this whole subject. Already wrote a comment that I have already given information I work in the portable Housing Industry and it's exactly what you are saying that there is help out there it's a matter of navigating it because it's like everything else you have to have knowledge of the system it's like living in a van. There are a lot of things to know you just don't go in the desert and park your vehicle what are you going to do about my steno how to handle that it's the same with affordable-housing I've given the person who filmed this information and made many many comments and they are ignored or delete it. So all I can say is it makes one Wonder. Yes it is very difficult is like anything else you have to understand and do research it is like going to college you have to understand it and do research not saying it is not challenging. But thank you for your comments and being brave enough to say them. Because it doesn't seem popular to present options.โš˜๏ธ And the story that she was told and maybe she was told by a person in the Housing Authority that she could get sued for making more money. I also worked in court. I don't think there's a case on the books where someone a senior got sued because they were making less money. I'm not saying that the person did not tell her that. But hopefully people can realize that there are options. ๐ŸŒฟ
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