ksg5000 wrote:
My RV depreciates - my home appreciates. While taking a year or so off to travel in the RV has it's appeal I would think long/hard b4 I would sell my house.
When you factor in, property tax, insurance, maintenance, periodic kitchen rehabs, etc...it's not the great investment you've been lead to believe.
For most, your best chance is to break even "before" inflation which means you are really depreciating after inflation...probably not as much as an RV but unless you go crazy you will have only a fraction as much money tied up in the RV (would you rather lose 10% on a $250k house or 20% on a $25k RV?)
