Wondering??

your home is wherever you are parked you dont have to worry about yard upkeep and if you dont like your neighbor move

Trust me I so agree with you. My DH just has some hesitation. So I thought if I posted Question on here he could read what everyone has to say. Thanks so much for your thought :)

If there's hesitation then he's not ready. A crutch is always a crutch. You can't walk until you get rid of the crutch.

Personally, I would not dream of having to live in a camper all the time. I would have to have a "homebase" for R&R every now and then. Some do the full time thing and more power to them, but I could not do it. I could travel just so much and then the "wanderlust" would pale and I would want to go home for a while.

Yep that is what my husband is saying. He loves the idea for traveling for 3-4 months T a time or longer but he wants his home space. Be it a rv lot or a small cabin.

We sold everything and then hit the road.....with an exit plan just in case.

After 7 yrs. of FT traveling all over the USA.....never staying in one place for long periods (traveled every week.2 weeks) we HAD to exercise our exit plan.

Bought another home and just do camping trips vs traveling.

Had looked at RV lots and just parking 5vr but decided a 'house' was the way to go for us.
Would rather still be FT traveling but life throws curves so you adjust an whack away.

No house or rv lot. We keep a large chunk of $$ in a CD in case we change our minds.

we don't fulltime but have 2 homes in Montana, main home is rented ,may want to live in it when we get older. the other is cabin on lake not suitable for winter we leave in oct and return in may. for us its the best solution ken

Right now we are snow birds with a house in RI and a Townhouse in NH. When we get back from Florida next spring we will put the house in RI up for sale and move up to the lake in the townhouse and still snowbird, but not return home all the time just leave from Fla and head wherever before eventually getting back to NH for summer. Need roots :)

We do have a small lakeside cottage in Upstate NY that we visit from time to time since our kids both live near by. Most of the time, even when we're there as we are right now, we just plug into the RV outlet, hook up the water and sewer hoses, and go right on living in the coach. We sometimes move into the cottage while we're making repairs or modifications to the coach, or the weather is exceptionally bad though.