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Amy was already working remotely when her husband, Kevin, lost his position in the family business he’d been in for 25 years. With their entire life turned upside-down, they chose to buy a motorhome and renovate it so they could travel the U.S.!
Their 18-year-old daughter graduated early so she could join them on the journey and get to see the country with them, and now the three have a “moody” and modern 45-foot rig.
Tiny Home Tours takes us on a walk-through of their house, which you can watch below.
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They Lost a Job & Hit The Road!
Daughter, Liv, sleeps on the couch.
Location Freedom is such a game-changer after years in the family business!
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Sounds like they are having a good life on be the road – the renovation is great and there is enough of their own furniture (stuff) to make it a homey atmosphere. Do they tow another vehicle or must they drive the motor home for small shopping trips? That would be a problem in some places.