Snow birds permanent locations
How many snow birds own their southern spots. Land in south Texas doesn't seem all that expensive. water and power to a lot? any one done this?
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2gypsies wrote:
If you've never tried out different winter spots, I'd highly recommend doing so before you put a lot of money into a lot and find out you don't really like the area.
That's excellent advice!
We looked at a couple of lots in the past, one in Mexico and another in the Yuma Foothills. I'm glad that we spent some time renting or staying in RV parks in both locations, decided after spending time that both locations were not what we wanted. After you sink the $$ in a lot you feel compelled to use it, if it doesn't suit that's a problem.
