Full-time and don't/didn't like it?
We stay in our trailer for 4+ months every year. During that time we have met many people who call themselves full-timers. Some live in their trailers year around in the same place others travel aroun...
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Bumpyroad wrote:
I think those who sell their house, an increasing asset, spend it all on a RV with none set back for the future, can find them in trouble when they have to sell their RV, a decreasing asset, to buy a home.
bumpy
If you spend as much as the house and have no significant savings...sure.
But while there are examples that's not the norm.
For example, spent $8k on truck and 5er in 2010 and full timed for 6yrs before upgrading the truck. These were reliable and good condition That's a bit on the extreme end and we found some good deals but you could buy a $30k pickup and a $20k travel trailer new and only be out $50k...considering the average house is north of $200k, you still have far less cash out of pocket.
To the OP: assuming the 4 months is continuous...you are effectively full timing. You just have the security blanket that you could go to the house if something went wrong.
