Things changing for the better
Way back in 2005 and 2006 my wife and I traveled to just about every place in Mexico that one would want to go and reported on it here in what I am told was the longest thread ever at this board with ...
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clarklk - I think you are speaking more for yourself than from facts - http://www.usnews.com/news/articles/2013/05/31/recovery-boomers-send-rv-sales-roaring-back The "new generation" is not the generation that has ever bought RVs. I could not have imagined owning one at 25. Before you can spend the money on an RV you need the time to use it and that means retirement for most folks. The huge baby boomer generation now retiring will provide very strong sales for the industry.
Mexican fuel prices are less than in the states and the RV lifestyle is entirely different than staying in cheap hotels. The social benefits, the continuity of your bed, pillows, cooking ability, etc. make these lifestyles different enough to not even be compared.
Now, if you are truly living in Mazatlan I would agree that an apartment or condo makes more sense long term.
Mexican fuel prices are less than in the states and the RV lifestyle is entirely different than staying in cheap hotels. The social benefits, the continuity of your bed, pillows, cooking ability, etc. make these lifestyles different enough to not even be compared.
Now, if you are truly living in Mazatlan I would agree that an apartment or condo makes more sense long term.
