Probably dumbest question ever
Hi, all. I'm new to even *thinking* about getting an RV. But due to unusual family circumstances, I am considering purchasing an RV to live in, on my own property. I live in a fairly unregulated ar...
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westernrvparkowner wrote:
If you are going to be living in something full time and not moving it, get a used mobile home. It will be roomier, better insulated, designed for what you are wanting to do and probably cheaper.
There are also what are called "park models," which are designed to be placed once and left.
The drawback to RVs is not only that they are not designed heavy duty enough to live in but the sewer system is designed to be filled up and then dumped manually a couple times per week. This gets old fast in a live-in situation where you have a sewer hookup. A used mobile home or park model does not have a holding tank, but is designed to dump/flush directly to a sewer system, saving a bit of hassle as well as "one more unnecessary design feature."
