Costs that go away, costs that stay
Below is my list of costs (yearly) that I think will be going away if/when I switch to fulltiming. This assumes that I sell my house and buy my FT RV with the proceeds. $19,200 Mortgage, tax,...
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Don't underestimate RV Maintenance. There is routine maintenance, oil & fuel filters, brakes. At some point you'll need new tires, a blown injector, A/C repair, microwave, frig, awning replacement, etc.. Tires can be estimated when they will need replaced based on years or miles. Other items may or may not pop up. We just had an unexpected $1500 bill. Fortunately, we purchased extended coverage insurance 3 1/2 years ago, but if something pops up when that coverage expires, we just bite the bullet and pay the bill. Point being, unexpected costs can be high; but if you keep that in mind going in you'll be fine.
