$25 DOLLARS a MONTH RENT While Living in a Van

Live REALLY CHEAP by staying in a LTVA with cheap rent! A multi month permit is good at any BLM LTVA for 7 MONTHS (Oct-April in Quartzsite) is ONLY $180, which breaks down to just $25.71 PER MONTH! You can stay or move between LTVA's as you wish with this pass.

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[setsailatnoon]

My parents moved to quartzite after WWII. My brother was born in Blythe in Jan of ‘46. My dad and Uncle owned the gas station with a hand cranked gas pump. They had a deep well with a stand pump and used a army surplus evaporative refrigerator hung beneath a mesquite tree. There was no electricity in Quartzsite. They moved to Phoenix in late ‘48 where I was born in Feb of ‘49.

[DMF]

Did it there from 2001 after 911, til 2012.
Found land off the grid, bought a weatherking cabin and made a tiny house, 100 % solar power, compost toilet and 100% rent free. Taxes only 20 bucks a year.
Nearest neighbor is over 1/2 mile away.

[RiverWoods]

My parents full timed for over 30 years and Quartzite and the LTVA were favorites of theirs. My father worked helping other RVer's get their rigs up with solar in that area. They started in the early nineties, and he was at the forefront. People used to ask my parents how they could run their lights and tv every night for so long while boondocking. They couldn't believe that my parents could have that much power with just solar. I don't remember my parents having a generator back then. Back then they used to just go to bed when the sun went down. That is why my parents rig was the only one lit up at night with the tv on. They used to take all kinds of classes in jewelry making with like silver, and beadwork down there. They had more friends when they were RVing than they ever had in a stick-built home.

[starrclanton]

Hi, Bob! This is my 4th year at Quartzsite. Not sure if this has happened before, but this is the first time I've seen it happen. It is currently so busy at La Posa, the water has been shut off, because the well cannot keep up to meet demand. While they are saying it will come back on eventually, BLM is saying water and dump are not guaranteed in the pass fee. This is something for all to be aware of, as more and more and more folks are recommended here. Easily the busiest early season I've seen yet.

[jamesgrubbs]

10 years ago, if I would have seen this, I'd think you were nuts. 10 years ago, I was also working 60 hrs a week, never spending much time outside and drinking my way to poor health, as a way of forgetting the unpleasant (huge understatement) situation I was in. 10 months into RVing full-time and working on the road, I can't say thank you enough to you and those like you who are getting the information out there that the rat race isn't you're only choice. Thank you so much, Bob!!

[IggnantOG]

Bob helped me leave Minnesota. It is scary packing n leaving. I packed way too much stuff. I left at the end of November on my way to Quartzsite. I stayed at a New Mexico Campground boondocking and my Chinese heater quit working so I got a camp spot with electricity and water. You can't beat this. Less than 150 bucks a month. Picnic table, covered, water, trash, showers, but everything has limits.

[whitewolf]

My daughter and I are headed down shortly for our 6th winter season. We stay about 5 months in a suv/tent. We started out when she was age 6. We LOVE it! If we can do it, so can you!

[gfkusaka]

You get the salesman of the yr award ! . . Im sold. .

[raven]

I'm planning to move into an old RV just for this reason: Fed up trying to fight big bills with a small income and living in constant stress. You're awesome! Thanks for what you do!

[jacobrogers]

Low wage high rent nation, couldn't have said it better, God bless you Brother.

[findinway]

Excellent that you mentioned that folks in a van can stay in LTVAs; just need to park near a bathroom. That's great piece of info. Thanks Bob and whoever the person is behind the camera. You are a great team.

[CiaofCleburne]

Sounds good, like a refuge for folks who are feeling squeezed. I bought my land because the owner financed with a reasonable down payment. I converted an old camper into a cozy home and now I have expanded but realize not everyone can do that and its nice to know there are other options.

[greeneyedggirl]

I've been full-time for almost 4 years now. Bob really is the best! I studied his videos for a bunch of years before I set out, so I was decently prepared and everything he says is true. I stay at LTVA sites sometimes, and boondocks others. It really is a much better life for me! Thanks Bob, you're awesome!!!

[mason]

God Bless you Brother. You’re helping so many folks with emotional, social and financial issues with your great positive vibe and point of view❤

[thrw]

Bob, I love that you don't like to be around people, but you are such a great communicator. Awesome juxtaposition.

[elainegoad]

Bob, you're a good, caring man and we need more willing to help and share information like you. May you be blessed !

[karenwolter]

Hubby and I are gearing up to try the van life next spring. After covid our landlords started hiking up the rent every 6 months so it's time to hit the road. Ppl like you are an inspiration. See ya down the road!

[melodyclark]

I haven't been in touch for a couple years, but watched literally every one of your videos. Life and circumstances are becoming such that I am renovating a '65 Scotsman camping trailer to live in. Going thru my notes and researching info from your channel. So this being on my feed today was a gift. God bless you for teaching and supporting those new to the lifestyle. Have a blessed day 🙏❤

[jjones]

I'm working on leaving a 1200 a month rent payment behind. Currently selling off all my property and sourcing a vehicle to build. This is good info to know, exactly what I needed to learn.

[sacredstonecards]

Thank you so very much. I was feeling scared about my finances, shelter and just surviving. ❤