Not for us
Well, I’m sad to say I think my wife and I have decided that, after 6 months of full timing, it is not for us. Neither is living in a 55+ resort. We are in Palm Creek in Casa Grande, AZ. The park ...
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Alex and Tee wrote:
I won’t sell it for a loss. Don’t think there is any reason to. It’s a 2022 with the 26,000 lb chassis and liquid springs and only has 5000 miles on it. If I can’t at least get what I owe on it I’ll continue to suck it up and live in it for awhile longer. We aren’t desperate and our site is paid until November with options for two more years at $4500 per year.
Oh yes . . . IME, you will sell your RV at a substantial loss! The question you need to answer now is, . . . How much are you willing to lose? Why? Because the longer you keep your newer RV, the more ($$$$) you will lose especially if you aren't regularly taking full advantage of it. (depreciation is the reason to sell, . . . ASAP) IMO, you are living in a fantasy world.
Chum lee