We are not full time, only live in the motorhome 7 months or so per year (reverse snowbirds). I am retired but DW is a consultant to medical insurance companies. In our travels, in addition to travel nurses, we have met professional clowns, a stunt pilot, professional fishermen, construction workers, cell phone tower builders, insurance adjusters, roofers, mobile rv techs, a large animal veterinarian, IT and computer network consultants, high rise glass installers, food service workers, retail clerks, a couple of butchers, a doctor (resident), a couple of airplane engineers, theme park employees, employees working for temporary agencies full time, a CPA, and other professions I am sure I have forgotten. If you can make a living from a stick and brick you can make a living from a full time rv. The rv is generally used to travel to where the work is. One of the most interesting things for me is learning about what others do to support themselves.
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