Bumpyroad wrote:
WyoTraveler wrote:
I had an exit plan and used it. I think everyyone should at least think about an exit plan. As we get older things just don't always go as planned. I've met RVers on the road with some sad stories. Mostly medical problems that really stopped their FTing. A fall back plan is not a bad idea.
yep, if you sell the house and 4 years later need to move back into one, your "investment" in the RV has decreased in value by 50% and the house has gone up 20%.
bumpy
A good exit plan involves investing all or most of the money from the house sale so it's still available when the time comes that you need it. In many cases, fulltimers coming off the road want a smaller home or other living arrangement where maintenance is less of an issue and the costs are lower than the previous S&B.