The median American home just hit $440,600. First-time buyers are now 40 years old on average. First-time purchases are at a record low. At the same time, remote work is untethering income from geography, technology is making remote living genuinely viable, and something unexpected is forming out in the deserts and forgotten rural land of America. This episode makes a small prediction - not that everyone will move into a van, but that a growing percentage of Americans will start looking toward the places we were taught nobody wanted. It covers the housing math, the remote work shift, the technology that changed everything, the legal crackdown accelerating at the same time as the exodus, what nomad communities actually look like from the inside, the honest costs of this life, and what the next American frontier might actually be. Eight years on the road. This is what I have seen. The system wasn't built for you. Build your own.
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