Living Cheap in
Retirement
RV Living
Living cheap in retirement RV living is a great fun, frugal way to
retire. It is not a sacrificial way of living by any means.
If you like to travel, like to be exposed to different areas of the US,
RV travel may be for you. If you dislike the same daily regimen, enjoy
making new friends, RV travel may be your thing.
If you have never tried RVing I would suggest you talk to people you
know that have enjoyed the RV lifestyle. Visit campgrounds, mingle,
chat and become familiar with the various types of unit. The right one
is waiting for you, go find it.
This is the entry level to RV
life...the pop up
camper.
They are inexpensive, less than $5,000.
They are also easy to tow, the family SUV should work fine. They are
light making them very maneuverable.
You can set these up anywhere.
This definitely living cheap in retirement RV life at it's most frugal.
If you need a few more amenities, the RV industry has got something
for everyone.
This is the top of the line
motor coach...a Prevost conversion. It will cost over a million dollars
new.
They have every imaginable feature and then some.
If this is you...you are on the wrong site.
Frugal-retirement-living.com is for saner folks.
This not living cheap in retirement RV life for the Donald Trumps.
It is shown to remind you of 2 things:
1) Your perfect unit is somewhere between the 2 examples.
2) With both units can enjoy the same scenery, it's free to everyone.
Whether you enjoy seeing the
same scenery in either unit is good...you
are retired.
Attend RV shows where the various types of units are displayed for you
to walk through and ask questions. Some of these sales personnel are
very knowledgeable, some are looking for a quick buck. It is easy to
spot the difference...pick the brains of the good ones.
If at all possible, rent an RV before you buy. This is a prudent step
just in case for whatever reason, the RV life is not for you. Don't
worry you will love it.
Here is a typical modern RV
interior with slide outs. These expandable rooms negate a early
objection to RV living...too small a living space.
The couch you see folds out into a bed.
This is handy for guests, grandkids or both.
You will have all the interior options you need to find the perfect
unit for you.
Remember, RVs depreciate fast...don't dismiss a 3 to 5 year old coach.
If it is diesel engine, don't let high mileage scare you.
Trucks run the same engines for up to a million miles before needing an
overhaul.
Among the features of this lifestyle are: no schedules, no alarm
clocks, friendly neighbors, if not move until you find someone
compatible. You can be as active or as private as you like Rving. Some
campgrounds have more activities than daylight. It is up to you how
much you want to participate.
Go ahead hit the road. Living cheap in retirement RV living, is a great
way to retire.
