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These millennials gave up traveling full-time and bought a 1970s cabin for $83,000. They spent a year renovating it into their light-filled, colorful dream home — see inside.

Summer Ginther, 28, and her husband, Ryan, gave up living and traveling in an RV to buy a home. In 2021 they moved back to their hometown in Illinois and purchased an A-frame house for $83,000. They ...
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Winnebago's Luxury Camper Brand Finally Updates Its Frame Design After Years Of 'Frame Failure' Complaints And A Class Action Lawsuit

An RV might be the second-most expensive piece of property you ever purchase, right behind a home. In theory, a camper is supposed to be built to handle years of use. It’s reasonable to expect ...