Mobile suites weight and mobility question
There is a 36' MS for sale in our area that the couple had purchased to live in while they were house hunting for 3 years. The pics look really good. She said that this unit is NOT for weekend campi...
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I would have to agree a DRV is a big step for your first RV. However If you are committed to the RV lifestyle it can be done.
You can start with a lesser RV but if your ultimate plan is to upgrade than the baby steps are a waste of money.
Truth is most people don't start with a DRV simply because they can't afford it.
If you can afford a DRV and are committed to RV life go for it.
If you are unsure or not fully committed to RV life, there are many cheaper worthwhile starting points.
Keep in mind we all started somewhere. There is a saying. Do your homework and"Buy your last RV first!"
You can start with a lesser RV but if your ultimate plan is to upgrade than the baby steps are a waste of money.
Truth is most people don't start with a DRV simply because they can't afford it.
If you can afford a DRV and are committed to RV life go for it.
If you are unsure or not fully committed to RV life, there are many cheaper worthwhile starting points.
Keep in mind we all started somewhere. There is a saying. Do your homework and"Buy your last RV first!"
