There's another thread, but everybody in it seems to crash at their parents places. I'm looking for actual squatter friendly areas in the US, hopefully find work as well.
Winter spots that are warm and have work.
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Nola. Its still cold but not that cold. Everyone i know there has had no trouble getting bar/kitchen jobs real quick. Do it to it boy.
There's always blm land and day labor in AZ, but this year id suggest hurricane clean up in the Carolinas.
Have a friend, living the boat life in Florida, but, on contract with FEMA as among first responders to disaster relief... Fema/Carolinas just sent them home (maybe they did their X weeks, and it rotates, i dunno) -
That probably leaves lots of spots open for filling out laborers for re-construction crews... So, depending on skills and levels, and type of work ya want - Carolinas may or may not be the best route.
But, if you got a 40hr card - chances are you're golden!
That probably leaves lots of spots open for filling out laborers for re-construction crews... So, depending on skills and levels, and type of work ya want - Carolinas may or may not be the best route.
But, if you got a 40hr card - chances are you're golden!
It normally takes at least a month after the storm for insurance companies to start handing out checks and that's when the real hustle starts.
I've noticed no one has mentioned Hell yet...
But seriously, tuscon, phoenix, Austin.....
This topic has been covered a million times. Search for it in the forums.
But seriously, tuscon, phoenix, Austin.....
This topic has been covered a million times. Search for it in the forums.
Neworleans LA and south Alabama it’s warm around the coast and seafood shops hire ppl to back crabs or pick through shrimp
San Diego = ship yards/military (!); construction boom thanks to yuppie tech/bio; & loads of retail/service work.
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There's tons of resorts and lodges looking for seasonal workers. That's my current MO. Some places will even have on-site housing available for the workers and food as well. You can find jobs washing dishes, bussing tables, serving, bartending, grounds-work, front desk, concierge services, luggage handling, vehicle cleaning, house cleaning, driving, etc. It doesn't pay much, but you're still getting paid to live where other people pay A LOT of money to stay only a few nights. I'm sure golf clubs in warmer climes always need an extra pair of hands as well, but I sort of doubt you'll find housing and food there. Hope that helps!