Any of regret going fulltime Rving
When one sell there home to buy a big Motor Home to go full time could have made a mistake. I love my RV but never ever wanted to go full time. I need a home base. Maybe for some that ok but I don't t...
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korbe wrote:DownTheAvenue wrote:
The biggest mistake is not having a workable exit plan. I think some folks want to fulltime so bad, they use all of their assets to buy the RV, then use it until it has depreciated to be worth almost nothing. Then reality sets in. They can no longer travel and are stuck. No money to buy a permanent residence, cannot afford to rent accommodations they would be comfortable in, and the RV is not practical to love in.
Yes, and many people who have posted above may be included in that group, but may just not realize it yet. My parents were.
Who knows, their plan may be to do a "Thelma & Louise' exit but don't feel like sharing it with everyone. I have a feeling most people who are fulltiming for a number of years have a rough idea of what they are going to do - the problem is always determining WHEN is the correct time.
Barb
