draw back to fulltiming in NH?
I'm wondering what the down falls would be to staying a NH resident and a fulltimer? I am 32 so not worried about retirement income at the moment.
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We were residents of NH when we started full timing in late 2002. NH is not a full time friendly state for several reasons.
We used a UPS Store in Concord for our mail forwarding service and NH would not allow their street address to be used as our address for auto, motor home registration or drivers licensing purposes. Same for voting . The yearly registration fee for the car and motor home was exorbitant also - almost $2000 per year for the car and motor home combined. About $180 per year in SD.
We had to use our daughters home address where we "rented" a room, until we moved to SD - a state very friendly to full timers.
We used a UPS Store in Concord for our mail forwarding service and NH would not allow their street address to be used as our address for auto, motor home registration or drivers licensing purposes. Same for voting . The yearly registration fee for the car and motor home was exorbitant also - almost $2000 per year for the car and motor home combined. About $180 per year in SD.
We had to use our daughters home address where we "rented" a room, until we moved to SD - a state very friendly to full timers.
