It's Time To Move On -- Why We Are Selling Our RV Property!
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- We are selling our RV property located at Myakka River Motorcoach Resort in Port Charolette FL. In this video, we tell you the reasons why.
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I hear you about Florida crowds, AND about staying in one place/getting bored. Now starting our 4th FT year…what we have evolved to is travel from March-November/December. Then we volunteer for 3 months at a National Park site. We work 3 days as “interpretive volunteers”, greeting visitors, answering questions, and my favorite part
, hiking the trails to see if people have questions. Our first time at this was Sunset Crater Volcano in Flagstaff…we were there from Labor Day to mid November. It was the perfect base. On our 4 days a week off, we took the rig over to the Grand Canyon, up to Page, down to sedona, etc. Last winter we were at Fort Sumter in Charleston, and this winter, we’re doing Casa Grande near Phoenix. For us, 3 days of volunteer work is just the right amount to keep from being bored…and since we pick new spots every year, it’s always a new area to explore. Safe travels to you both.
There's plenty of rural land in FL. Living in an RV resort is like living in a residential neighborhood. Can't have your cake and eat it too. We still like FL in the Winter. Don't forget the long term. Access to excellent medical facilities is important beginning in retirement age. Living in rural areas can be problematic.
I remember thinking that purchasing the RV property as you guys did was smart, that you would probably see quite an appreciation on it. We understand about the crowds in Florida, especially in winter when the snowbirds are here. But to an extent, it depends on what part of Florida you are in. We searched for a place to move to here 18 years ago and were pretty dismayed by all the traffic. However, we found what we think is one of the nicer, less crowded locations in the Crystal River area, which is about an hour and a half north of Tampa. You will still see a bit of an increase in traffic in the winter, but nowhere near as much as other parts of the state. That said, we are seeing a surge in development here with new shopping centers and homes going up. Also, the Suncoast Parkway extension is making the area more easily accessible. From our perspective Florida is still an attractive state for retirees for numerous reasons.
I would loosely classify this under the similar category as a "time share" type investment. If you use it regularly it might be worth it otherwise you have to justified paying fees, loans, taxes, etc. Then you have to compare any return on investment to any other financial investment. Even CD's are paying 5% now.
Never understood the Super C restriction at some of these Class A only resorts. Super Cs are often pricier than the Class As at these places.
I understand the 10 year rule, but places like this are very strict on it too. No leeway, just like not allowing Super C's or travel trailers no matter how nice they look. $200,000 plus HOA of at least $350, and HOA's always go up, you could buy a house with RV space and rent the house out for a lot more for your investment. There just really isn't any investment like buying a house/condo that will appreciate in value faster than buying into places like this. This is a bad investment, that's why everyone sells.
From a retired Deputy in a high crime area, it’s great to be retired and can’t imagine what it’s like to work the streets day in and day out any more.
After being retired 6 years now I’m letting my guard down somewhat.
I know it’s good to be hyper vigilant for safety sakes but it’s take a lot out of you when it’s time to relax.
I stay away from big cities for the most part, I love the RV community, and I mostly leave my gun at home or in the car.
You might say WHAT!!!
That’s what i need to relax. I’d die for many, but I know longer want the lifestyle while now retired.
I hope you retire soon, find your bliss, and let your guard down a little.
Never though I would, but 2-3 years after retirement I did.
Still part-timing and have a home as well but we spend months on the road as well.
Amelia Island is a nice quiet place to live, still warm in the winter 50 to 60 and no snowbirds
After many months in FL I started to think I was starting to hate driving. Then I went back to rural NH for the summer. Then I discovered I don't hate driving -I hate driving in FL. It wears you down.
Great, stay up north for the winters. Leave more room for those who love Florida that time of year. 🤣🤣
@@skoffco I went down to FL for years but it's a lot less welcoming than it used to be. Hope you still enjoy it.
Overcrowding in a warm climate in the winter…I AM SHOCKED. You and every other person wants to be where it’s warm. We live in a very uncrowded place in the summer, so when we get to FL in October we are looking forward to seeing lots of active people and being busy. Good luck.
Totally agree with your thinking: warm winters and no crowds! Smart planning for the future too; 2 1/5 years will fly by. Good luck!
SMH & this place not allowing Super-C coaches.... Good luck you guys.
Wow ! I’m surprised You are selling already ! I have followed Your journey, admired Your videos, and l was also thinking of Buying an RV pad. Also I have a Class C RV, which I love, so I wouldn’t be welcome in many parks. With all of the issues Florida is facing , maybe I’m better off continuing my retirement on my 5 acres in Oregon.
Thank you so much! I believe you sell this quickly. So good location and nice people in that little community. Keep me updated. You're a blessing your family
My best friend has a lot in the Hilton Head Motorcoach Resort. They do allow class c coaches according to him.
We loved the winter we spentbin the Naples area, but it's too dangerous for us now. Can't take a chance on getting denied emergency services at our age.
Hi Izzy and MJ!
That’s for explaining you selling your property in Florida! Sorry you are selling but happy for you too! I can’t wait to see what Rv you get next if you do! I’m hoping one day soon you can make another trip to Vegas and we can meet up in a few years or when you are ready. Wish you luck on selling your property. Love you guys! Have a great night!
Depending on your situation, you might consider keeping it as an income property. You don’t ever have to go there for it to pay off big as an investment.
I've looked at properties in FL for several years. Once I took off my rose colored glasses and objectively looked at life and pros and cons, it became clearer that it doesn't make sense to buy a property in FL or anywhere. It's easy to blow money. I had convinced myself to buy a smaller RV to downsize as we get older. That really doesn't make long-term sense either. I'm tired of blowing money on rapidly depreciating RVs. As I get older, I am less inclined to RV living. My neighbors just sold their RV because it's not comfortable for senior living. It isn't.
David, well said. Unfortunately I’m coming to the same realization.
My wife and I purchased at Cypress Trail RV Resort in Ft Myers. It is located on the outskirts of town so traffic is manageable. Certainly if we head toward the beach things intensify quickly. The resort allows for more than one type of RV which gives a nice blend of various RV styles. The resort is gorgeous and maintained to the highest degree. I understand wanting to travel but for us we enjoy the wonderful weather of Fort Myers and south in the winter. We have no desire to travel anywhere else north this time of year. From time to time we will hook up our 5th wheel and take a side trip further south to the Keys but for most of the winter we simply enjoy our sunny spot in Fort Myers. Best of luck on your future travel and winter decisions.
Things change, especially as your intentions for purchasing a property fall short of reality. Congrats on making the right purchase for the right sale!!
Smart move! I'm confident you'll get what you're asking. Florida is really growing. I've always wanted to retire there since I was born there but didn't get to grow up there. Not sure I want to now because of the population growth. I don't like crowds either. looking forward to your new adventures and vlogs.
LOL I am from FL. I hate crowds too. I grew up in Fort Myers and remember even back in the early 80's there was no Interstate past the Tampa Area and the bridge going over to Fort Myers Beach was a floating raft you drove across. How that has changed! Now I live in St. Augustine and it is booming here! I retired from teaching in 2017. My plans have really changed. I bought the Airstream in 2013 as a hunted floorpan used model figuring I would retire in 2016. Years later I am still working! I went back to teaching in 2018 and plan to teach one more year now and retire in 2024. My Airstream is now 17 but I have remodeled it and it looks new at least on the inside. I have only used it so far as a vacationer with my longest trip 3 weeks.
we visited this past winter. Nice place!
We owned Lot 23 at Myakka from June 2021 until this last March, and sold it because we found a small “home base” house with a RV garage at a wonderful RV community in East Central Florida.
We agree, great place, great people and a very active friendly bunch. A ton of activities during the season; you do not get bored!
Absolutely gorgeous views of the Myakka River and amazing sunsets.
Yes, the area gets a bit crowded in the winter.
Can you tell me the name of your RV Community please?
@@f3vermonkey318 The Great Outdoors, Titusville, FL
We were just in Florida and it was much busier than we remember and it's late May when a lot of the snowbirds have long gone. Enjoyed this video! Good luck on the sale guys👍🏻 Looks like we won't be staying there anytime soon with the super C😂
Hello Izzy and MJ! I am not surprised about your upcoming sale of your RV lot in FL. As you approach closer to retirement, I feel like you two would like to better keep your options open as to where you "settle down".
So, last year we did multiple trips to Mexico to recon areas to consider part timing in the winters once I quit work. They were a lot of fun and we really enjoyed it. But...this and that were going on, so we decided to shift our look to the US. We live at 8000 feet in Colorado; and the winter is real. So, we kind of decided to look at an area from Tucson AZ to Palm Springs CA. So, in April, we did a 2 week camping trip to Palm Springs. We also picked a mobile home on Zillow to look at as it had been recently renovated. Ha...this led to that, and before you know it, we were considering condos. And then to complicate it, we started looking at houses too. We ended up putting an offer in on a condo that was almost 5x's the price of the mobile home. Not exactly what I wanted to do as I paid off our CO house in November 2022 and we were debt free. Now, my thoughts of quitting work at 60 yrs old (in 5 yrs) are pretty much sunk as we have a mortgage again. But...we are 3 blocks from downtown Palm Springs and there is a ton of stuff to do! So...I get it with regards to continuing your winter haven look!!
it is wicked crowded down here. The weather is getting worse. The traffic is horrendous and the prices for groceries-clothes are astronomical along of course with insurance with both house and vehicle....good plan.
We looked at Myakka 7 years ago and several other resorts in Florida and decided on the Gulf Shores/Orange Beach area of Alabama for the very reason you outlined. It can get crowded during holidays but it's still pretty laid back the rest of the time. We have found that having the property has allowed us to enjoy this area several times each year while still traveling around North America and having virtually no expenses for the property because it rents most of the time we're not there. I also agree about the class A only restrictions. I'm hopeful most resorts will realize that they need to expand the RV classes allowed because the class A market is the smallest in the RV industry which limits the market for the resort. Keep in mind as you think about buying a super C that a lot of the resorts you want to stay at when you retire won't allow your super C so that is definitely something to consider before you purchase one. Hope you find something that fits your needs better in the future.
Why are these resorts so restrictive concerning Super C's? It doesn't make sense to me!
@@rmonsipapa The formation documents for these resorts specify class A only. For most of these resorts changing that provision requires 75% or more of the owners to agree. I tried in our resort and it was shot down. I also don’t know why folks object to the super C.
We had a class A , 42' Alegro Bus by Tiffin. It did ok for us but we had breakdowns, we had trouble just getting it around in some campsites. We just bought a Renegade 38' Explorer and so far it's been a lot better for us. Its newer, so the likelihood of breakdowns is less, and the size will be easier to operate in some camp rounds with a Jeep Wrangler in behind.
I am member of Campground views. All of the Campgrounds I searched for did not have videos available
They are growing everyday
I like moving around according weather and a couple other factors
Come on down to North Carolina;especially here in New Bern. Life is like a RV trip sometimes one has to take turns or roads you didn't expect to take.
Good morning 🎉😊
Frankly, I’ve never really understood the Super C restriction in Class A only RV resorts. Not looking to start an argument but we certainly feel our 2023 Renegade Super C would not be an eyesore in the neighborhood…lol. Anyway, best of luck on the potential sale of your property and cheers to the Super C crowd who are often excluded from opportunities like this that would add value to the neighborhood…🍻
We just stayed at the Buena Vista motorcoach resort in orange beach Alabama and they allow Super C's so we were able to stay in ours and loved it!
Liked hearing about your decision making process. Thanks for that. I am curious as to why you would
Want a Super C (truck) rather than a Class A- now, I’m a newbie- don’t
Even own an RV yet (have a sailboat which is a floating RV) but proponents of Class A’s have stressed comfort while driving. Perhaps you’ll do a short one on that reasoning. I watch all your videos.
Good luck with your sale and understand you’re thinking, however Florida is still a great state to stay during the winter months. If I’m not wrong, most you’re traveling in Florida has been around the Florida RVs show on I-4 or I-75 near Port Charlotte/Fort Myers areas both are crazy with traffic at peak time. The East Coast and West Coast of southern Florida also very busy with traffic. Central Florida near Orlando/Disney is also very busy, but there is still plenty of areas Left in Florida where traffic is not a problem. I have lived in Florida for 61 years,now in Auburndale FL. You learn to use state roads to go North-South East-West. Some other benefits of Florida are low cost of living, no state income tax. Low property taxes. No matter where you go in Florida there’s water, oceans on both sides and lakes everywhere. Some other fun facts, more golf courses in Florida than any other state, 175 state parks. Theme parks and professional sport teams and my favorite two NASCAR tracks… good luck guys safe travels..
Hey just wanted to say thank you on how busy the roads our out there. My husband and I live in Leesburg FL and Ocala area and Vero beach FL and Melbourne FL palm bay FL. We now live in NC as of 2023 . We our thinking about living in crescent city Florida we never been there but we want something quite and not a lot of traffic. My husband is 64 I'm 51 he's not up to a lot of traffic. I told him maybe we shouldn't move back to Florida every where you go there is traffic.
Thank you❤
Good luck with whatever your future brings
Thanks Scott. :)
Amen on the over-devolped and over-crowded. For seven winters we have been doing Florida. This last Winter we stayed near Orlando (Sanford) for 3 months, and decided we may be done with Florida because we feel like Florida has become New York City South, with the rude and crazy drivers. We used to be able to go south on 27 past Lake Wales and head toward the Keys on what seemed an abandoned road that was so relaxing; not this year. So, we may visit Florida, but not spend a lot of time there. Have RV, will travel... key word, travel. That's what motorhomes and trailers are for.
I always wondered how it would be to own a slot at one of these nicer resorts. For us, living in Texas, it would be a summer escape from the heat location. Like you; apparently, I decided that locking in to one location kind of defeats the whole purpose of having an RV.
I'm a OTR driver I run team with my other half. I've wanted a super c since the early 2000's. I used to deliver new trucks around the US and Canada. Delivered a western star in Indiana, threats where I first heard about them. One day.
Lyn and I moved to FL (Sarasota) when we first got married (1979), moved back to IN fall 1981 for 4 years (longest 4 years I've ever seen, we are still in IN LOL) I LOVED living there as I HATE cold/snow winters. Yes it is crowded in the winter with all the snowbirds. For the last few years we have spent Jan in Indian Shores FL renting a beachfront condo....REALLY wish we had bought one of those 7 years ago when we could have bought in the building we rent for mid 300K, now for sale in that building is low 700K. :( Guess I am really surprised you are selling if the winter rent pays for the place, but I know how plans change.....(see above 4 years turned into 40 in IN) LOL Looking forward to seeing y'all again in Jan.
I have never camped there, but I live in the area so I have driven by just to see what it looks like.
The super c is the way to go. I’m considering it watching your reviews but I really do think more aggressive pricing is on the way
Good move!😀👍 Nuff said
Come to Louisiana for the winter. You CAN NOT BEAT THE FOOD here. We have a lot of quiet places to stay and I’m sure the price is better than Florida.
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I was hoping you would sell your Florida property so you can get a Renegade or Show hauler. Super C Baby, Yaaa!!
So bottomline you bought it as an investment property and now you have an opportunity to make a little or a lot of money. I'm with you team, nice move we are working on the same strategy now. I hope you get what you are asking, Super Class C... yeahhhhh baby do it!!! We can't afford them by obviously you can, go for it. Can't wait to see what you both do. -- Ivan
No never been to Florida in the Winter
Good Idea
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Yes Florida has lots of traffic and is getting worse and you are all the way on the East coast.
Lots of places sell spots. Look at this one in the Texas hill country. Buckhorn Lake Resort, Goat Creek Road, Kerrville, TX. This one has the advantage it is more centralised in the country. The weather is pretty good in the winter to. We have done several rallies there.
@@7gfh7 Average december wind speed in new jersey 9 mph. Average december wind speed in San Antonio 7 mph.
Good move. Traffic has gotten horrible in Florida in the past few years, and now with all the village homes going in, it will probably get twice as bad again. We get out of here every chance we can. Florida isn't what it use to be with all the New Yorker's and Californians. It use to be a great place to live.
Looks beautiful
It is!
Everyone’s leaving florida, California, New Jersey… and moving here to western NC in the smokies. Now I have to leave because of high taxes, cost of living in general, and it’s not the mountains anymore - too many people and traffic and just not why I want to live here. It’s sad. No idea where I’m going but it seems I’ll have to go inland more and away from the eastern seaboard.
I lived in Miami and Key West. Nice in the winter but hot in summer. My brother has been in Tampa about 20 years now. Hates the explosion in growth. Don’t understand buying a lot when you have a motorhome and should be traveling for 72 degrees all year! To much to see to sit for 3-4 months in one place.
Bay Lake Motor Coach Resort do allows Super C. Come on over this way!!!
I’m sure it will sell quickly. Maybe a lake front lot in Tennessee… not as busy for sure.
We do love Tennessee!
I had a sneaking suspicion that this beautiful motorcoach resort may not work out for you guys only because it seemed that the Super C was starting to become your favorite RV. It hope everything works out for the best. Good luck.
Thanks!
Man, looks like y’all didn’t put too much thought in to that purchase at all. Best of luck in your next endeavor
Their going to make a nice profit In what way can that be a bad decision on their part?
See if you can get insurance there first. 👍
We have insurance
Is this a video you put together before you purchased the new Newmar? RUclips is stating that this video is 3 hours old.
We will never buy a lot in Florida. I had many chances as far back as 2006. Nope, not for us. We will rent and move to where we want to when we want to go. This year we spent 3 months in Florida. Mostly along each coast and the panhandle. Going to different areas has the advantage of more choices of restaurants and things to do.
Doing the same thing next yr. We even did 2 weeks in South Carolina and Virginia on the way north in late March early April.
You should look at North Central Florida. Great location and not a developed.
I thought it was an investment property from the get-go. I met one guy who had about 6 of those kinds of lots that he rents out for income.
We are in CA, I'm born and raised here, and we will Never live in an HOA environment and it's o-plenty here. Thought about FL, but Im too old for traffic anymore. It's too crowded everywhere tho, you need to be near stores and good healthcare so...let us know where quiet is, please. 😂🎉❤
Have you guys thought about just buying about 5 acres in Mississippi somewhere close to the beach? It really isn't expensive or that crowded and people are friendly.
We’ve never been but will have to check it out. Thanks for the tip!
Fully understand and may have mentioned this with the surprise that bought the property. As a native Floridian currently living in Orlando, wife from Miami, and spending my adolescence when gas wars were $0.25 or less per gallon, and computers/games didn't exist, I really got out to know the roads. While nothing wrong with Ft Meyers, Naples, Ft Lauderdale, Miami, Keys, or Palm Beach, it is a long, long, long drive over basically 3 roads just to get out of the State of FL! With the goal of RV to travel, you don't want to travel those same 3 roads that are increasingly congested as it is the only choice for others as well. While it is a little colder, not intolerable, consider North Florida - Big Bend, Panhandle, and Atlantic Coast (I perfer the Gulf) Flagler Beach north. At any of those places you can get out of the State quickly and potentially have different angles of exit. There are established RV resorts, but also the other extreme of rural property like Traveling Roberts has near Perry. Good luck with your future and RV endeavors.
Thanks Larry!
Agree. As a Floridian South Florida is awful. Northern and more rural is definitely a different world. Though property is going up here too
The rule about super Cs is silly The majority of them are well into the 500k + price range Andrew Steele has shown some brands like 1492 that are as expensive as High end Newmars 1.5 million .I get the don't want my junky 1985 champion [class A] but its more reasonable to just approve each RV then exclude a whole class of them
You can't do that these days.
Sure they can just like a HOA can say you can't park a certain type of vehicle in you own driveway it's part of the ownership contract you agree to terms and conditions or you don't get in
@@Scott924m A business can't use disparate treatment in limiting one RV, and not another. It's either all or none. Maybe on length, or size of the vehicle. But, not on an individual basis. Say, yours looks too clunky, but the big shiny one behind you is ok. That's a no no. You could be sued.
Come to Alabama!
Any place in the winter that is warm is overcrowded.
Hi guys! What a beautiful property! But if you aren’t using it like you thought you would, the best thing would be to sell it. Best of luck to you both 😊…. Lisa ( The Wingman’s Wife)
Thanks as always for watching Lisa. 😊
Thanks Lisa
States now are clamping down on people without a physical mail addtess
Smart when its hot sell it
When its cool buy it...All N
Get out while it's hot! FL will be in chg for a hot minute! There are plenty of warm sunny places OTHER than FL. My kids love FL, hv been residents for 5 years, me NOPE there's a "storm" brewing there so highly recommend finding a sweet spot other than FL or TX ❤ best of luck!
Why no Super C's? There's not much practical difference from a Class A.
Wintering in FL is not vacation I tell my friends and family. You are living there. People from all over the country and Floridians don’t give you any courtesy on the rd because the don’t like seeing out of state plates in traffic during the winter.
God bless
Buying or developing your own RV Park is definitely something worth considering in my opinion. It’s from people such as yourselves that really know what’s needed and what’s lacking. Land in America is very inexpensive in comparison with the rest of the world as there’s so much space with amazing views.
One of the first properties I ever saw was an amazing opportunity to buy an RV Park and I missed it by a day or so as the realtor bought it himself. Over 100 acres with about half developed. A boat landing on a stunning river was not being used. Club house and supermarket and so many possibilities… In 2 years it’s worth more than double the investment and has yet to reach its potential. It’s definitely something I could see you guys doing. There’s even a property for management etc.
Just keep your eyes open and something very special will stare at you and hey presto another life awaits ♥️🕊️💫
Hey, if you move down here permanently, it's pronounced "My-at-ka". Just saying, not being critical. Lol. Enjoying the videos. Big help for us newbies. -JP
Buyers remorse happens. This is a very common problem with some of the people from N.J. , Conn. , and N.Y. They claim to want to get away from all the traffic and crowds, ect. But they want everything they had but just non of the negatives. Then when they get there they slowly transfer that place into the place they came from. There are alot of rural places in Florida but it may not have the pampered type of life your use to. You can not have it both ways. Sorry this sounds kind of harsh but I see it all the time. You showed woods behind you and said this is what you liked. But bought a high end luxury motorcoach lot in stead with 0 privacy or woods around you and in a busy area. But it did have a very exclusive life style. But like I said you can not have it both ways.
Wow you got all that from the video. Seems like you know us better than we know us.
your HOA fees were a lot to pay once retired
We have lived in FL (St Petersburg) for 25 years and really like it here but will freely admit that certain areas are getting really crowded. The issue I have is that when we travel by car, or RV, it takes a while to get out of the state. That being said the weather in winter is really great!
Is Lot 70 available to purchase now or did you sell it?
Still available
Move to home
What is the monthly fee for living at this park?
HOA is 350 a month
Take the money and use it as a downstroke on that DUTCHSTAR........ :)
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I’m sort of disappointed…if it’s paying for itself and real estate is booming…why not keep it and let it make care free $$ for you?
You guys paid $60,000 and asking $200,000 wow
Real estate appreciates 😉
How much are you getting paid for that ad? Be honest if it’s a paid advertisement you should disclose that
It’s says paid advertisement as soon as the video starts.
Don't move SOUTH...move NORTH, like MAINE or NEW HAMPSHIRE...
Class A’s only what a joke
Tens of thousands of RV's are sold every year. Tens of thousands of new campsites are not magically appearing. The whole RV life movement is going to collapse in on itself.
Half of your video is an advertisement
Yes and?
@@EndlessRVing Get to the point and save your ads for the non RUclips Premium people
@@SProz69 the beauty of having a YT channel is you get to run it how you wish. Feel free to start one. 😉
Agree with your content. Love you guys keep going forward. We own lot down in ORPS Palm Desert CA. Love it but everywhere is getting super crowded. Go super C , dynaquest, XL😊
Don't blame you for wanting to get out of NJ.
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There is some really nice parks in East Texas which is where I live wish you all would try it
Rent it out. Let others buy it for you.
We have it rented out