It's like using potable water or the air we breathe as an investment vehicle.
interesting to consider. I think tax status assumptions and making van life work for a 2-child family are the main blockers. Starts sounding a lot like a high-end trailer park idea too.
Government prevents parking like that? Then just have the vehicle drive around aimlessly while you sleep or hang out, like a limousine. If energy were cheap enough, there'd be almost nothin you could to do stop it.
This is already a very profitable investment. Of course, it can be made more profitable through monopoly through the process of enclosure (conversion of commons to private ownership). The private water companies have even had legislation passed that gives them exclusive rights to the rain falling on your roof so you cannot collect rain water to avoid paying parasitic rents.
> ...a law was passed that appeared to give a monopoly to Aguas del Tunari over all water resources, including water used for irrigation, communal water systems and even rainwater collected on roofs.[68] Upon taking control the company raised water tariffs by 35%.
Fight selfish with selfish.
Take a look at how much a 1980s VW Westfalia is these days. It’s as absurd as house prices.