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Developer sold house for €112,000, moved into motorhome, saves up to €400 a month

19.07.2026 17:40 1 min 1 source РУС
Vandal Random SPA
Developer sold house for €112,000, moved into motorhome, saves up to €400 a month
Original source: Vandal Random

A freelance web developer from Brest, France, sold his renovated 60 sqm apartment for €112,000 in November 2021 and bought a used 2005 motorhome for €22,000. He spends about €200 monthly on fuel and €5–20 per night on campsites, saving €300–400 per month on a net income of €1,600–1,800.

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Developer sold house for €112,000, moved into motorhome, saves up to €400 a month

19.07.2026 Vandal Random SPA Original source

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Updated: 08.08.2026

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€2.03 · £1.73/l

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pricier than 92% of countries

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pricier than 92% of countries

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€1.05 · £0.90/l

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