Maybe TRY the Truck thing and see how much you can make.Sleep in the back of the truck and eat in truck stops and bank everything else.See if it's for you.Right now truck driving a hot paying job.

When you run DTLA income data, the data you collect will not be accurate, the income recorded in DTLA workplace is thrown off to other cities, most of them reside outside of DTLA, I know trades folks (i.e. government maintenance worker) work and have offices there but they live 50 miles out and 1 I know 80 miles away -- drives everyday that his truck is now 300k miles and running.

Drove my truck around to the properties to pick up trash.  

Maybe you manage your properties and have a truck, trailer and some tools that take up space.

I don't sacrifice much in my day to day life; sure I'd like a new truck and a bigger house but I'm too much of a cheap *** to throw 50k on a truck or house.

The Millionaire Next Door also drives an F150 pickup truck.

A $70k truck pulling an equally expensive boat, multiple snowmobiles, side by sides, etc.

The only beaches that are there, we recently put there, with dredged or trucked in sand.

Heck, my daily driver is a 1990 Chevy truck that I bought in 1994 and I'm teased mercilessly about it. 

Car, SUV, van or truck.