Trying to full time a TT
I'm trying to cut costs and full time in a TT. I have a rent house in Montana and pay a ridiculous amount for hotels in ND. I have to use the company work truck f150 xlt. They all have tow packag...
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APT wrote:
Do not buy an RV to save money. It is a lifestyle choice, whether full timing or recreational/weekender.
I'm sure this is a region thing but I disagree.You can save tons of money living in an RV compared to say renting.Put a RV in a mobile home site and your rent can be as low as $100 a month,depending on the area.Roughly $400 a month in Boise Idaho with "all utilities" included.
Rent here starts at about $400 a month for a studio apartment plus utilities.
Where work is involved,it doesn't get better than an RV.Move from job to job with your home away from home and sometimes even living on the job site is available without cost,again depending on occupation and region.
I lived in my RV working and just full timing and saved a bundle of cash not to mention home was where I parked.
I believe there is a huge difference in the modern day RVer and those that live that way to save money or the mobility of it!
