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>>58209054
Yes, german.
Sadly the prices don't check out, even a shitty used one is about 6500 right now, while the rubber shits regularly go for sub 1k. And renting a campsite is about as expensive as just paying rent for a normal shared flat when factoring in all expenses, there have been people blogging about this a lot and the best they get is maybe a 30% decrease compared to local rent (while having to deal with additional aids such as freezing pipes).
Also I don't really plan on having any utilities there, it will likely be just a "bed" with some high end low temp sleeping equipment, a bit of storage in form of a box that I can lock up, an emergency "toilet" frame where I can just shit into a plastic bag silently if it ever gets me (I plan on shitting in the gym anyways), and a container with a large opening that I use to collect the bit of water from washing hands or brushing teeth that I will put in a backpack once in a while to flush down in public toilets.
I will throw the bit of trash I produce into public trash bins.
I don't cook anyways, I just buy everything fresh every day from the store and eat it in one sitting so that shouldn't be a problem either.
Shaving and basic grooming can be done outside once in a while, I will just keep my hair in a good buzzcut.
This should be enough considering that I will only sneak into it order to sleep and then wake up to work/library/gym again.

Whole cost really gets down to 500-600 a month, all included. Can't beat that except by leeching off someone.

And for
> feeling homeless
> comfort
I don't. I eat, drink and sleep to survive. I don't really care about comfort anyways. Sometimes I go on day long homeless larp tours where I pack my backpack and just don't return home while sleeping outside. Works fine, can't complain.
Rent and housing is extremely overrated.