Fulltiming
Any advice for a young person who wants to full time
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Yes, a job and health insurance are extremely important. You'll have to check out the health insurance issue that's rolling out at present.
Are you planning to move around or stay in one place? I would highly recommend that you get your job first, save some money, then buy the RV and give it a try.
It's a lot easier if you do not have any debt. Also, you need to have money saved for unexpected emergencies such as repairs, tires, etc.
I also see you're in Ohio which is definitely not a good place to winter in an RV. That will be an additional expensive cost to you with propane and you'll have to do a lot of winterizing to the RV (protecting your holding tanks) and also finding a RV park that is even open in winter.
It's hard to give you a definite answer not knowing your financial circumstances and how you actually want to full-time - moving around and working here and there or a stationary job. It can be done but think out every aspect of finances before you jump into it. Good luck!
Are you planning to move around or stay in one place? I would highly recommend that you get your job first, save some money, then buy the RV and give it a try.
It's a lot easier if you do not have any debt. Also, you need to have money saved for unexpected emergencies such as repairs, tires, etc.
I also see you're in Ohio which is definitely not a good place to winter in an RV. That will be an additional expensive cost to you with propane and you'll have to do a lot of winterizing to the RV (protecting your holding tanks) and also finding a RV park that is even open in winter.
It's hard to give you a definite answer not knowing your financial circumstances and how you actually want to full-time - moving around and working here and there or a stationary job. It can be done but think out every aspect of finances before you jump into it. Good luck!
