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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tsetsaf wrote:mayo30 wrote:
And the big one that most folks ignore or don't think affects the long term financial picture.Rv Depreciation.Stick homes vary up and down but long term appreciate in value,Rv's never appreciate.It starts as soon as you sign the bill of sale.
Not true. Our previous 5TH wheel sold for a 5% appreciation value after 4.5 years of use.
That is great, mind sharing the facts.There are exceptions for sure,glad you were part of one,certainly bucks the industry norm that appears when looking at values.So to understand you made 5% on your original investment after 4.5 years.Wow.
