Can I really do this?
Hello to all! I don't know if this is the correct place to ask this question(s) or not, so forgive me if not in the correct category. I will be retiring in 3 years. I have been researching full tim...
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In your shoes I would look for a trailer & tow vehicle. That is by far the cheapest entry point to RV life. It's easier to buy a dependable used tow vehicle than a dependable used motor home. Something like a F-150 and a smaller used toy hauler that you can customize to your needs would be a good choice for a single person.
I would also look for some supplemental income. $2K/month isn't much.
You need an exit strategy. What if you get tired of it, or have medical reasons that you can't do it anymore? You need enough income and/or savings to get set up in a place to live. Don't put ALL your savings into the depreciating assets of a RV and tow vehicle.
In your shoes I would look for a trailer & tow vehicle. That is by far the cheapest entry point to RV life. It's easier to buy a dependable used tow vehicle than a dependable used motor home. Something like a F-150 and a smaller used toy hauler that you can customize to your needs would be a good choice for a single person.
I would also look for some supplemental income. $2K/month isn't much.
You need an exit strategy. What if you get tired of it, or have medical reasons that you can't do it anymore? You need enough income and/or savings to get set up in a place to live. Don't put ALL your savings into the depreciating assets of a RV and tow vehicle.
