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Two couples sell homes to live in RVs: one for $2.1M, another for $367K

04.02.2026 13:40 1 min 1 source
Business Insider ISL
Two couples sell homes to live in RVs: one for $2.1M, another for $367K
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A Gen X couple sold their Michigan house in 2019 and have been living and working from a motorhome since. They purchased the 45-foot motorhome for $211,000, with monthly costs including $1,200–$1,500 for RV park fees and significant budgets for internet and entertainment. They are now establishing a home base in Texas to reduce the wear and tear of constant travel.

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Couple sold $367K house to live and work in a motorhome

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