RV Full Time, First Time.
I have never owned an RV, and I have a shitty budget. Don't judge my situation, just help me out. I'm looking to get a class C motorhome, and live at a campground or a RV park for a quite a long...
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Propane (for cooking and heating). Groceries, of course. Repair/maintenance on the RV. (With your budget you will likely get an older RV, many of which will need some work.)
Insurance.
A way to get around. The motorhome is transportation, yes, but also your home. With a motorhome, every time you need to leave the campsite for something, you have to undo all the hookups, unlevel the camper (assuming you had to level it), and make sure your site will be available when you get back. Then level/hook it up all over again when you return. And motorhomes suck gas like you wouldn't believe. A class C big enough to live in will probably get about 9 mpg.
Insurance.
A way to get around. The motorhome is transportation, yes, but also your home. With a motorhome, every time you need to leave the campsite for something, you have to undo all the hookups, unlevel the camper (assuming you had to level it), and make sure your site will be available when you get back. Then level/hook it up all over again when you return. And motorhomes suck gas like you wouldn't believe. A class C big enough to live in will probably get about 9 mpg.
