Am I correct or not?
In my way of thinking when you purchase a motorhome, as you would a house, it's an investment. Yes, unlike a house, there will be depreciation as opposed to appreciation. If you don't live in it full ...
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We've been taking a yearly tax deduction on our rig and don't fulltime. In no way can a RV purchase be considered an investment since their return will never ever exceed their initial and continuing costs.
My DW and I travel on business often and we do prefer RVing for personal travel, although under some circumstances hotels must be used. We could do the math and give it a slant to make the outcome favorable but why bother.
Whether you live in it fulltime, do extended stays, or just a weekend RVer, it costs unrecoverable $$$ to enjoy the RV lifestyle. Sure you can digest it mentally as financially prudent, but we all know better.
My DW and I travel on business often and we do prefer RVing for personal travel, although under some circumstances hotels must be used. We could do the math and give it a slant to make the outcome favorable but why bother.
Whether you live in it fulltime, do extended stays, or just a weekend RVer, it costs unrecoverable $$$ to enjoy the RV lifestyle. Sure you can digest it mentally as financially prudent, but we all know better.
