Not retired yet but started RVing with young family in Class C did not want to wait to retire, time lost is more valuable. All points are valid, personally it was a lifestyle (do not like crowds) and we were fortunate to buy it new, keep it LT, and DIY maintenance. Spend many hours white collar profession in an office behind a desk and could not wait to go outdoors with the family.
If you like the lifestyle and have $ most of the magazine's (sponsor by Financial Firms fewer $ for them) points are less important except for health issues. Rvers may already know this, rving may even help mental and physical health, personally I like to be active, outdoor activities, sleep in my own bed, eat my own prepared food, maintain and repair own home, vehicle, RV. Of course you can have above benefits with a car and tent (great times).
