Erdinc, a musician who wanted to build a roof deck on a skoolie and use it for performances, built out this amazing skoolie over 8 months for about $16,000. As it happens, life has changed, and he needs to sell the rig.
The conversion featured a beautiful wooden ceiling, a long countertop with room for a camp stove, an office set-up, solar power, and a fixed back bedroom. He hasn’t finished the bathroom area yet but has it marked out. It could be yours for $31,000! He’s currently near Austin.
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It’s a Fully Converted ’09 E350 for $31K
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Rich had the American Dream with a big house and grown kids — but when divorce hit, he needed to pivot after the grief. That’s when he decided to leave his job in corporate photography and gift family portraits to single moms in shelters or who have left domestic abuse situations.
Living in his renovated Canadian military vehicle allows him to keep his expenses low, so he can keep giving generously! What a remarkable life. Check out the interview below.
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Van Life in his Military Truck After Divorce
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Murph and his dog spend their days moving around with the seasons seeking good weather (nothing too extreme) in Courage the Cowardly Bus, their short bus conversion.
His bus home has a fixed bed, compact kitchenette, and even a bathroom Murph now thinks is bigger than necessary! You’ll love the photo tour and Murphy’s story, which he shares in his own words below.
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Short Bus Turned Home For Chasing Good Weather
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Here’s a beautiful 432 sq. ft. log cabin that started as an Amish-built frame and was built out by the folks at Square Nail Rustics in Hartford, NY. It comes fully furnished and ready to take just about anywhere (as long as your town allows, of course).
The cabin has a lovely front desk with a beautiful porch swing. When you walk in, you’ll find yourself in the living room with beautiful vaulted ceilings. There’s a full kitchen with all new appliances and a bathroom just before the ground floor primary bedroom. What do you think?
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Log Cabin Built Out from Amish Frame in Hartford, NY
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Here’s a beautiful 24 foot tiny home that’s for sale in North Carolina. This model features two lofts — one over a lovely u-shaped eating/lounge area and another over the 3/4 bathroom complete with a tiled shower.
The whole home has a classy farmhouse feel, with shiplap walls, dark wood accents, and black hardware. Tell us what you love most about this little home!
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$84.9K Tiny Home in Monroe, NC
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Bre & Destiny wanted to own something before turning 30, but a $500,000 home in the Portland area just wasn’t in the cards for them. That’s when they started looking into tiny homes and realized the $90K price tag was far more manageable.
At the moment, they spend about $2,000 a month on their loan and lot and will have it paid off the tiny home by December 2023. Since that’s about what they would have paid in rent, they think it’s worth it to own something at the end of the loan period. Enjoy the tour of their awesome house!
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Their Tiny Home Life in Portland
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Lovell and Paris got into vanlife largely out of necessity — with nearly $50,000 in consumer debt, they needed a way out of it, and not paying rent was the first step! They started in a very basic low-roof van they already owned, but after paying off their debts in 2 years, were able to upgrade to their current Sprinter.
Six years into #vanlife, the couple say there are pretty much no cons to their lifestyle. Now that they have a rig that includes everything they love — even an ironing board, so Lovell can iron his “fashionista” wardrobe — they have no desire to get a sticks-and-bricks home.
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This Van Conversion Even Has an Ironing Board!
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Do you remember this family’s tiny house tour? We told you they also have a van and sailboat they travel in, and today you’ll be getting an insider look at their DIY van conversion (that was also totally debt-free!).
They did some super creative stuff with this conversion, including creating an elevator bed for the grown-ups that comes down at night and a living/eating/car-seat-holding area that turns into a giant kid bed. Let us know what your favorite part is below!
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Their Van with an Elevator Bed
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Are you thinking there’s no way a family of 5 could fit in a tiny house? Well Indigo River Tiny Homes has proved otherwise with their 39′ Homesteader model custom-built for a family that wanted to sleep five people comfortably!
With a gooseneck bedroom for the parents, a smaller room over the bathroom, and a split loft, this tiny home has four bedrooms as well as a spacious kitchen and living room for everyone to enjoy. What do you think?
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This 39′ THOW Has 4 Sleeping Areas
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