Who Else Will Retire To Full-time In 2018?
I don't know if this will be a popular thread or a dumb idea, but here goes. I saw a post here recently (maybe two) where members said they plan to retire and begin full-time RV life in 2018. That's...
Forum Discussion
steve,
in Florida there are more 55+ places then not. you can just do a 55 plus search on google and a bunch will pop up. most places have some sorta storage or soem you can put the RV beside the home on a lot. the are called RV ports lot of times.
have a good one and see you on the road :)
carl
in Florida there are more 55+ places then not. you can just do a 55 plus search on google and a bunch will pop up. most places have some sorta storage or soem you can put the RV beside the home on a lot. the are called RV ports lot of times.
have a good one and see you on the road :)
carl
DallasSteve wrote:carl2591 wrote:
Will not be officially retiring in 2018 more like 2020 or so but I am thinking about what "2lazy4U" as saying about having a place to go if you need to at some in the future.
We plan to go full-time in 2 yrs leaving our house to be rented while gone for income. When we return to NC we will sell house and I have been looking at places in florida to buy on teh cheap..
I see a lot of 55+ places that are 1 bedroom unit with carports etc for less than 95K.. depending on interest rates might pay cash for one or 1/2 down and finance 1/2.
Short term rentals are an option as well depending on the location you are wanting.. anywhere in Calif is expensive for sure.
I think it a good game plan to have a "last place" if you need to get off the road for some reason, health or accident etc that is unplanned.
thanks for the good info. and I suggest checking out the fulltime RV groups on facebook.
Carl
Is there a way to search for those 55+ places online? I'd like to browse some. I'd be even better if they have a place to park an RV or maybe that would be some RV parks with cottages.
Thanks, Steve
