Rv or condo for snowbirds?
This has to be a question that retirees have asked a hundred times in these forums.My wife and I retired last year, we are both 60.We have good health,good pension...life is good. But I cannot handle ...
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Merrykalia wrote:
I don't know what kind of RV you have now, or if you have one, but if you do have one and you enjoy that lifestyle....TAKE OFF! If you don't have one, rent one and take off for a week or two and see if you like that lifestyle. You don't have to purchase a $250K motorhome to see the US. A nice gently used fifth wheel with room for 2, a good used 3/4 ton pickup truck will run you less than $60K. If you find after a year or two of seeing the world, you don't really like the lifestyle or you have family or other commitments that need to be filled, you can sell the RV and tow vehicle easily and you are done. If you don't buy everything new and expensive, if you decide after a couple of years down in FL that you really like going, then look for a condo or something to match your lifestyle.
Your absolutely right,I could rent. I looked into it, lots of restrictions. Wife's two kids(cats)gotta go along....that just the way it is.
We have a tendency to move around on our road trips by car when we vacation, one town,one hotel,then off to another,rinse and repeat. Same with boating,we always keep the scenery moving.Never sit in one spot too long.The lifestyle probably works fine for that.Again,we are not full timing,but would like to take our time and do what we feel like doing with no time constraints.We don't own an rv, and a class A for us would be the ticket.I would tag my Ram 1500 as that is an easy 4 down.
