Hello,I am just beginning my research process into RVing full-time. My plan is to live in Wisconsin half the year and in Arizona during the winter traveling between the two a couple times a year. I would like to purchase my RV after my lease is up in...
Hello Everyone,This is my first post on the forum. I am in the beginning stages of exploring RV living. I am fortunate to have a job in the healthcare industry that is 100% work from home. This requires that I have RELIABLE internet at all times. I a...
Thank you for all the good info. My local credit union gave me some grief over having just started a new job (in the same field I've been in for several years--whatever :/) and that my debt-income ratio was too high because of rent, but maybe the dea...
Rice wrote:bsteinagel wrote:I am just beginning my research process into RVing full-time. My plan is to live in Wisconsin half the year and in Arizona during the winter traveling between the two a couple times a year. This isn't related to your quest...
valhalla360 wrote:Unless your parents co-sign or otherwise materially participate in the loan contract, there is no reason they could be liable for the loan (I assume you are an adult and not under any special guardianship to your parents).The easies...
RetiredRealtorRick wrote:Surely you'll purchase it while you're still in your apartment (although very near the end of your lease) -- use that address.Yes, but my credit union denied my loan application last month because they asked how much rent I p...
valhalla360 wrote:If you will be stationary for 6months then stationary for 6months, a lot of parks, you can get a landline brought to the trailer. This is your best bet.If you will be moving around, cellular is likely your best bet. Big question is ...
