Numbers are rising each year due to high cost of living. They’re not rich retirees or young, free and tech-savvy social media influencers, but people struggling to get by on meager incomes. And most RVs are not high-end $1 million motorhomes and are not meant to be used day-in, day-out. So last year she borrowed $22,500 for a used RV, stretched over seven years to keep the monthly hit at $350. “I’m never going to be able to afford decent housing even though I have a steady income,” Tucker said.