Traveling FT vs being anchored
I get that some people simply want the smaller living they get in an RV as opposed to a McMansion. A lot of them don't seem to travel but park and live in one spot (or two if they are snowbirds). For ...
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Having an exit plan - good.
Keeping a house while gone - not as good.
Remember, if health forces you off the road, you probably will no longer be able to maintian the house.
Since houses and bank accounts typically go up at around the rate of inflation (admittedly we are coming out of an odd spell for both), a cash reserve gives you better options. It also means you aren't a defacto landlord and you don't have to cover maintenance and repairs remotely.
Keeping a house while gone - not as good.
Remember, if health forces you off the road, you probably will no longer be able to maintian the house.
Since houses and bank accounts typically go up at around the rate of inflation (admittedly we are coming out of an odd spell for both), a cash reserve gives you better options. It also means you aren't a defacto landlord and you don't have to cover maintenance and repairs remotely.
