No turning back... need advise moving forward
UPDATE : What a Journey it was through the process of buying a RV! It was a awesome but exsulsting experience. First and for most I want to thank all the Full timers that inputted the good, the ...
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PatAng2016 wrote:
...they sold so fast we didn't even have a chance. We have been reading up and trying to figure out how to go about it.
Howdy and welcome PatAng2016! Sometimes and with some coaches, you have to move fast. Obviously, finding a balance between moving too fast and too slow can be difficult.
PatAng2016 wrote:
Does anyone travel with a Cat?
I have one, he is pretty laid back and sleeps under my seat while in motion. I mostly boondock and he seems to enjoy getting to explore new places but that is only when no others are around.
PatAng2016 wrote:
We were considering trading for a 2 door Jeep
Love mine, never talked to a full-timer with a Jeep that didn't like it. Exploring Jeep trails and logging roads is a lot of fun if you enjoy that type of thing.
PatAng2016 wrote:
Mail... how do you get your mail?
I use one of the mail forwarding services (Americas Mailbox in SD) and have it sent to the local post office via general delivery (about once per month).
PatAng2016 wrote:
We are also considering making our Domicile Texas for obvious reasons
The most common/friendly states are FL, TX, and SD. In addition to taxes, healthcare has become a major consideration for some. I'm still working and have insurance thru them so am not aware of all the complications. I can answer your question only for SD. There, a one night stay (campground receipt) is enough to go to the DMV and get your new drivers license. The mail forwarding service handled my two vehicle registrations for me. The DMV trip took about 30 minutes. The vehicles took a couple of email exchanges and a money order. Very, very easy.
Good luck! Every activity/change has some associated fear and challenge to it - keep looking forward and enjoy the journey and adventure!
