Full timing for graduate school?

RV's are by nature more difficult to keep warm, so wintering in the NE in one will increase either utilities or propane. They are more like a car than a home as they depreciate rather than hold or increase in value. Yes - you'd have something, but depending on how much you'd put into it you could be upside down too.

We are full-timers, but are retired and travel constantly. If that was not the case, I'd much prefer a condo, apartment or small house. I just don't see sitting in an RV in a cold climate as a comfortable, or monetarily efficient, way to go. YMMV!