Arlen Arostegui | Winston Drive RV Community

As a trucker, Arlen Arostegui said he used to earn up to $4,500 a week, allowing him to buy a luxury RV for camping trips with his wife and two children. When his stable income dissolved during the pandemic, they were forced to turn their RV into a home in San Francisco. Now, Arostegui says, he struggles to make more than $500 a week. “Work is bad. The economy is bad. That's the problem.”

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Nobody will donate a property to you all in San Francisco or any good area in California. Properties are way too expensive, worth like gold.
If you need a place to live, you must to go to cheaper states, Kansas, Arkansas, Nevada...Anyone one who is in real need, will take any land.
Nadie les va a regalar una propiedad en San Francisco o en cualquier otra zona buena de California. Las propiedades son demasiado caras, valen como el oro. Si necesitan un lugar para vivir, deben ir a estados más baratos, Kansas, Arkansas, Nevada... Cualquiera que esté en verdadera necesidad aceptará cualquier terreno.