I may NEED to live in my RV fulltime.
We are renting an apartment in Boise, ID. The rent is nearly 40% of my retirement income we are able to do that OK because I currently work a part time job. But the time is coming when I may not be ab...
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It does depend on how much you travel as to the expense of living in an RV. If you take advantage of monthly rates and don't try to travel thousands of miles in one month, it can be much cheaper than renting or owning a home. We are currently in Yuma and this park has a first time special of $199 per month and you can keep that rate as long as you stay. Or, they have an annual rate that makes it about $150 per month. You pay your own electricity. The cost to stay here per month, plus electric, our own mobile internet, phone isn't even close to what 1 month of house payment with no utilites was. If you are going to leave your current location, then purchase the best quality used rv for your budget. If you are staying there, then an RV isn't a good choice. They are inefficient in the cold and expensive to heat.
