RVs and Condos
She Who Must Be Obeyed has decided that we will be moving from our current house in Texas to a currently undecided place in Florida. Once we decide where (what city) in Florida, the next task will be...
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wing_zealot wrote:
I don't know about other places, but a large percentage of condos where I live look just just like a regular house. The only difference being who cuts the grass. You can bring your RV home for loading and unloading. I think your shopping for the wrong kind of condo.
And there are communities with HOAs that don't allow RVs parked in your driveway, even though it's your property. My brother lived in Floral Park NY on Long Island and you weren't allowed to park overnight on the street and if you had a pickup, it needed to be in a garage or otherwise not visible from the street. So yes, you do need to consider these types of retrictions when looking for a new home.
