Cost of active full-timing lifestyle
I realize this question has been asked many times but each case appears to be unique so it is somewhat non-trivial to figure out the likely cost to do full-timing. Here's our likely scenario: - ...
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Jean S - Please re-read my post. The OP was concerned about finances so I addressed my reply in those terms. I was simply pointing out two very opposite options.
I was trying to make the point that you pretty much control how much you spend per month. AS AN EXAMPLE, you can choose to travel every day ($$$$$) or choose to stay at least a week ($). I suspect that most fulltimers fall somewhere in the middle.
I tend to stay at least a week after driving for a day.
Notice what I said in my post -
"So the point is you can adjust things to fit your budget. But I really do recommend parking for a while after driving for a day vs driving so much. Way more relaxing. I've heard some people say they drive one day and then park for 3.
I am fulltiming so I don't have a schedule. It took me a little time to get out of the 'vacation' mindset. I'm not on vacation. I don't have to drive 400 miles in a day. I can stay as long as I want to."
Tim.
I was trying to make the point that you pretty much control how much you spend per month. AS AN EXAMPLE, you can choose to travel every day ($$$$$) or choose to stay at least a week ($). I suspect that most fulltimers fall somewhere in the middle.
I tend to stay at least a week after driving for a day.
Notice what I said in my post -
"So the point is you can adjust things to fit your budget. But I really do recommend parking for a while after driving for a day vs driving so much. Way more relaxing. I've heard some people say they drive one day and then park for 3.
I am fulltiming so I don't have a schedule. It took me a little time to get out of the 'vacation' mindset. I'm not on vacation. I don't have to drive 400 miles in a day. I can stay as long as I want to."
Tim.
