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I love it! I think that your experience in life regarding to the apartment cost it is exactly the way that I feel about it. Sorry if a make some mistakes in my English. I'm still learning. So, I'm planning to move to the US from Chile, in a changing life experience. And one of the things that I really want to change for my previos life experience is the debts. I really don't want to be trap in debts anymore in my life, so I'm more than willing to make the life changes needed to make that happen. Live with less it is definitely live with so much more for me, more time to go to the parks, to the museums, to the all the free and wonderful thing that the city could offer, and some of them will be never know for people trap in the dept style of living. So, thanks very mucho for sharing your Wonderful experience. I have only one question that I'm sure that you answer in other video but I will ask anyway: how much is your RV cost? Understanding that additional to that buying cost we have to add the rent and maintenance cost. And the other normal cost of living like electricity, gas, internet, etc. Thank in advance for your time.

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Thanks for sh!ing with us. 😊

New trailers are bad especially 2020 on.

We have tornadoes so we can't live in an RV or mobile home.

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I've live stationary in my motorhome for two years now. I had a cousin with a full hook-up space they used while building their house and he's charging me a reasonable rent. My plan is to head to Eastern Arizona to find land next spring. In Apache county as long as my land has septic I can live full time in my RV. I have everything I need for solar, and I'll truck in water. Depending on if I have to do a personal loan to purchase the land and septic, after the loans are paid off in 5-6 years my housing expense will be about $3 a month to save for the annual property tax. Water will run about $80 every few months to have it trucked in and pumped into a storage tank.

I jumped i to buying this one 15 ft travel trailer. Wish i would have really spent more time inside it...after paying the down payment and moved stuff in...i found there are several weak spots in the floor...how can i fix that? Can it be fixed (especially while living in it)??

A whole year?😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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I am so glad that I found your channel ❤ I am finalizing the purchase on my very first RV in 9 days 🎉🎉 and I too have decided to go stationary full time. So excited and looking forward to watching all of your videos ❤❤ Hugs, Amy

How desirable would it be to split up my property to create a water hookup/electricity hookup and fenced off space to rent my yard out? I have a clean out I could possibly hookup to with a pump, but would be the hardest part of it

u can get moisture catchers to out in different places in the RV. .u won't have the moisture problem anymore..I live in my RV near the ocean..an have no more problem 😊

Thank you Christy that was really informative!

Congratulations! Hope you stay happy!

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when i look at the thumbnail of this video . its enticing for men. i guess ya did that purposely? it should show you. the way you are now, in the shirt you are in

cooking im not inspired to do any.. i dont have an oven either.. loved the info but a lot of stuff i make is from other cooking machines that dont draw a boat load of watts

I didn’t think you could live stationary in an RV. Something about tires.

Winter ❄️ can and will be a detractor. A tiny house would be more practical IMO.

Question what about your a/c does it stay on all day ? I recently got one and have it connected to my house and it will turn off during the day the breaker will shut off

THEY FALL APART WITHIN A YEAR!

We too full-time stationary in a 30 foot travel trailer but in Southwest Texas. My sister full-times in a 40+ foot Class A motor home outside Ventura California. We live an inexpensive 55+ RV park. We have amenities and community oriented to Seniors. My sister outside Ventura is is a big open to all ages major franchise campground that mostly has short term campers. They have children and teenage oriented activities. She literally pays triple the lot rent that we do and she doesn't have sewer hookup. She needs to pay to get pumped out once or twice a week. We do travel North during the summer. But every year we travel less and less. Full-time RV living is a lifestyle choice. It's not necessarily inexpensive.

compostable toilets are great. I made a DIY one in a 33 foot RV with a urine diverter. Loved it. No disgusting sewer issues or dumping.Great video! Thanks!

We miss you!!! 😢

After fifteen years in my 30 foot travel trailer, I found the perfect portable washing machine. It is small, forty pounds, washes twelve pounds of clothes per load. It has a high speed spinner that dry spins until the clothes are barely damp. It can be set in your shower or tub and filled with your shower then drained in the shower drain. (No pumps, gravity only). It is found on RUclips, I think. I forgot the company name and it’s not on the washer. The wash cycle is fifteen minutes and the spin cycle is five minutes. When not in use it fits in a closet.

All the cons can be done by paying someone.

Stationary RV living is just living in a trailer. 'Might as well luve in a full sized one.

I rather buy a good one for more than expent all that time and money and still have an old bit up camper

What made you decide on a travel trailer instead of a class A motorhome or 5th wheel? Do you guys ever boondock? Are you ever going to consider putting solar? How much is the RV park you are currently at? I'm thinking about selling my home and going full time. I'm 57, no wife, no kids, no pets Big house and feel as though time is just passing me by. Thinking about a smaller class A and maybe 15 acres of land in TN with electric on site. Thanks for any info.

I went the cheap way and got one for $100 didn’t fit and one side glass missing, everyone said they would throw it away so that just made me want to fix it more, stripped it down cut the front off to make it fit, fiberglass the front and side so the free window I got fit, all I need to do is paint it but it’s just too hot outside I’ll wait, anything can be fixed just take time, nice job you did and thanks for the video

Are you getting eaten up by bugs?

how difficult was it to find an RV Park that will allow you stay on a permanent basis?

Sounds very complicated and not inexpensive.

My RV is a 2000 Winnebago the roof is barely patched up here and there .a lot of mold inside the walls I didn't see any leaks though. Do you think it is still livible for Year's

What’s your thoughts on financing an RV?

How do we find permanent site campgrounds?

great video!!

This has been on my heart for a couple years. And I’ve been doing my research and as time goes on I believe it’s time I take this risk.

I live full time in a large Rv Resort park in Central Florida. There are thousands of full time RVers in Florida and many other states. You can be in a membership group and move from park to park every 3 weeks or become an annual and stay put. Another option is seasonal snow birds who spend 6 months here and six months up north etc. My living expenses are very low. I have great amenities and choices of sites plus many mobile Rv techs available right in the park if I need a repair. I could never afford an apartment in this area and would not want one. I feel fortunate to have this amazing lifestyle.

ALWAYS turn off your water at the spicket and your propane when you leave your camper. It seems like a PIA but it really only takes 3 seconds and it avoids SO many potential problems. And dont forget to wash your awning (on both sides) every 2-3 months.

I lived in below freezing temperatures in winter for 5 years

How much is space rental in these parks?

lost me at "we live in northern california."

Long term its No way To Live. many reasons, Basically too small, and walls are only about 1 inch thick, Not designed for Long Term Living.

What state do you live in? we always worry about winter and pipes freezing. We have been considering doing this in Colorado but worry about the winters in an RV

Great video. Just subscribed ❤

No tour?

Where in the world do you live that you have free water and buses? And such a low electric bill!?? OMG, when you factor those being so low or free, the rent doesn't seem so bad!

In Winter you absolutely will blow through propane. Also I typically had my pipes freeze. I was in the high desert so it would get up to the 40s during the day so my pipes would unfreeze and I could shower then. The newer furnaces in RV's are junk, and I had problems with mine all the time.