Too Old/Health
I have been curious about full timers who get to a point in their lives where they, for whatever reason, can no longer live or travel the RV lifestyle. If they need to return to a traditional home, do...
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I will tell you the "other side ". My wife and I fulltimed for over 40 years, until she passed 4 years ago. I traded , sold, swapped my rig for a house and land. My kids are in calif and Fla. Im in Texas. I have lived in this huge house for 4 years, mowed 17 acres, maintained the house, paid all the taxes, elec bills, heating bills, air cond bills, and have no family around.
It is now for sale. I hope to unload this anchor in the next six months. I have in the meantime purchased another nice fiver for myself and my dog. Im 71 years in not so good health.
I have two choices:
No 1 , I can live here comfortably for the rest of my days, and they will find me dead in this big house. My kids sure don't want to move here when I go.
No 2 I can go back to fulltiming, live the way I enjoy, and they will find me dead in my fiver.
Now if you were in that same situation, what choice would YOU make?
It is now for sale. I hope to unload this anchor in the next six months. I have in the meantime purchased another nice fiver for myself and my dog. Im 71 years in not so good health.
I have two choices:
No 1 , I can live here comfortably for the rest of my days, and they will find me dead in this big house. My kids sure don't want to move here when I go.
No 2 I can go back to fulltiming, live the way I enjoy, and they will find me dead in my fiver.
Now if you were in that same situation, what choice would YOU make?
