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Why RVers are Buying Land - Interview with Traveling Robert
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- Опубликовано: 1 фев 2022
- In this episode I sit down with Robert Morales, aka "Traveling Robert'' to talk about the new trend of RVers buying land for RVing and camping. We chat property developments and share meetup dates and other announcements from the beach in Florida! For more info see my accompanying blog post for this podcast at rvlifestyle.co...
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By background, we're journalists Mike and Jennifer Wendland and this channel is all about freedom and fun through RV travel! We travel North America in our RV doing travel videos, how-tos, RV walk-through tours and video tips about how to get the most out of the RV Lifestyle.
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We bought an RV spot for our Motorhome at Lake Greenwood Motorcoach Resort in Cross Hill, SC. It’s great having the ability to use it anytime we want, always hooked up to utilities, and the facilities available. It is a great investment! There is only so much land.
Yes, this is great to hear. Sold our southeast Louisiana home in June 2021, to be able to start full time RV life. One month later, we closed on 8.5 acres in south Mississippi, so we can have a winter time base camp: while simultaneously purchasing a small townhouse in Louisiana for our son to live in while he finishes up college. Two weeks after we got the townhouse all unpacked, Hurricane Ida flooded it 🤦🏻♀️ so we weren’t able to hit the road, due to gutting and waiting on insurance. We’re over five months out and STILL waiting to start renovations. Once the townhouse is finished we are hoping to finally get out west to start our full-time RV TRAVEL 🤪 life 😍
Good Luck
How does “waiting” on an insurance check help anything? Why buy a condo for a student instead of renting?
We bought an RV lot 11 years ago in beautiful Star Valley Wyoming, just 48 miles south of Jackson Hole and surrounded with beautiful mountains. Too cold in the Winter but beautiful Mid May through Oct. We have seen the area explode the last few years so definitely since the Covid influence and the value has quadrupled since we purchased. We have several neighbors who come from as far away as Florida to enjoy the cool summers there. Our sticks and bricks is only 190 miles away in Northern Utah so easy for a quick trip home. We love to travel the rest of the year and love to watch your channel.
Were full time in a Luxe 5th. We bought 20 acres where we operate our seasonal business. We put in full hookups for 2 sites. Barnominuim build is next. We rv to Destin FL or Orange Beach/ Gulf shores AL for winter.
Looks beautiful there! We love our land in Alabama we are blessed!
I have 2 acres up here in BC. We did this 3 years ago
We bought 5 acres for our RV in central Tennessee.
Hello Neighbor, I bought 5+ acres in 2013 on the Buffalo River near Hohenwald. No restrictions. Only do boondocking on it but may improve in the future.
For the very same reason I did, after buying mines in 2017. The price of Rv resorts and parks are to high and to crowded; if you're able to book.
Good news & great idea so happy for all of you, God bless 🙏
Im thinking of adding an approach to a corner of my property and developing a couple RV sites. It would be an awesome edition for friends and fam. Right now the county doesn’t have any restrictions, so I’m good there.
Rental possible for income
We bought some property as well!! Glad to have a ⛺️
We purchased 2.66 acres in the Northern Sierra. Septic, Well Off grid .
Plus Robert is further north doesn't have that long drive from Miami just to get out of FL.
My son just bought 12 acres in AL for his camper that came with an old cottage so the lot already had power and water, high and dry, partly cleared, paved road past the lot, for under $20,000. Just keyword land for sale Alabama, there's lots of realtors that have RUclips videos,
I have a time-share membership with Colorado River Adventures and can stay at any of the 5 parks along the Colorado River and 3 in California. Some of the parks are spacious while others are like parking lots. But for $400/year to maintain the membership, it works out for me right now. I have a 2.5 acre lot in 29 Palms near Joshua tree and 1/2 acre near Deming, NM at the foot of the Florida Mountains in Sunshine Valley Ranchettes. Developing these lots for stop overs is an interest if I ever get out that far. We'll see. Thanks for posting this video.
Hey guys! We love Robertos videos, death valley and Joshua Tree!!
Kind of the point right, live in a RV save money and travel to find a area you love most.
I have two locations in Putnam county 👍Florida 😁
That county does have restrictions.
I'm really loving this ideal,following your journey and taking notes thanks for your informational videos...
Glad you tackled this topic. I am having trouble understanding the financial metrics vs the demographics of those buying. There is a cost, let’s use $50K. Over 10 years that $5k in RV park rent. But you now have taxes and utilities, guessing $2K each year. That comes out to $20 each night. If you leave you and go someplace else you still pay. Basically a wash until year 10.
Now those who own a spot and are not there will want to rent it out, that’s good. So more sites on market, that’s good for us renters. Real estate prices are high now, seems like buying now is at the top.
I suspect most people buying are 60+. They are likely to age out in 10 years, so many will be available if you can wait.
I would love if someone could counter, not saying I’m right, I don’t understand this trend.
the main purpose to own a spot is to have a place you can go any time you want.
I think you don't understand this trend because you are only looking at it from a financial, ledger sheet perspective. RVers are choosing this for their own enjoyment and the knowledge that they always have a place where they can go a place they enjoy and a place that is theirs. It isn't about money and ROI at all.
I agree with all responses, except every “investment” requires forethought. I have a permanent site in a campground in NC mountains with room for a 24x40 shelter, 10x16 outbuilding, and other parking. My yearly amenity fee $1000 , pays mowing, water, sewer, road maintenance. I will not be a buyer of land not previously developed forRVs for many reasons. My situation allows me trips to Florida in winter, other parts of the country April to November. So the thought of “parking” long term on remote property does not appeal to me, or look financially reasonable.
@@RVLifestyle Right?! If we looked at ROI...none of us would be Rving 🤣
Your numbers wrong, $10k land, taxes nothing rural county, propane tank, 200 amp electric free, septic if long term stay, water well
Happy Birthday Mike and Jennifer!!🎂🎂🎊🎊
love to follow u both can.t wait to buy land. caretaker now so can.t travel to get out there..someday
follow robert too love perry fl. checking it out too
looking forward to following your land purchases sounds amazing..
Great interview and subject.
I'm planning on the same. I would also like to have a lot for my RV. I'm interested in SW FL, from around FT. Myers to Naples. It's just a matter of finding land that is high and dry and without deed restrictions. At this point, it looks like I may buy something in 2023.
Try Sebring highest point in FL.
After yall get out of the way I can move around
Wife and I were on that island last week.
You are in my backyard!! Welcome to the Emerald Coast!
I have a creek front, half acre, in a RV frendly area for sale in Liberty Texas NE of Houston Tx. Mild winters, on the other side of the creek is Knights Forrest Park, trails, fishing and hunting etc...
Great information. How can I find our the property that Traveling Robert bought in. And which city in Florida. Thanks
A home base sounds like a great move. We have 100 acres in AL in our lake
There's some many people doing, or at least thinking about doing this same thing that at some point someone should come up with an app and or a coop so you could travel around and use other peoples lots. The catch being they have to also own a lot that other people can use.
boondockers welcome i think it's called
We're down on our property Feb 12 and invite you to come meet us that day!. If you go to MyRVLand.com, they'll give you info on our property at The Woodlands at Buffalo River and make an appointment for you to tour it if you are considering a purchase. For more info on this see my accompanying blog post and show notes, with links, for this podcast at rvlifestyle.comrvlifestyle.com/why-rvers-are-buying-land. Hmmm. Robert calls his property camp Pellicamp. Maybe we need a name for ours? Suggestions??? 🙂
I been looking for the best place to buy land. Been a full time Rver for 3 years now. Arizona has a lot of property. What about having a rain water system on the property ?
Is there a common website or app that makes known RV spots discoverable? Is the Good Sam app/ site the best one?
Listening to the discussion here, is there need for an AirBnB for RV pads-- private and commercial?
Is there a shortage of RV pads (short or long-term in particular) regionally or nationally, seasonally/ year-round?
Happy birthday to you both. Great video.
Thank you for this info. We have been RVing full time for 8 years, but all on the west Coast and Pacific Northwest. We too are thinking about the land thing. My question to you, how do you all deal with Severe Weather in an RV? We have been looking around Tennessee and Northwest FL. Thank you 🙂
Storm shelter.
Hurricane strength Rv port structure over your pad
Happy birthday, my birthday is Feb.12 too!! :-)
Good Morning. So ball park did you pay for land and road sewer power ect. This help with finding land or not. Jack
Read the accompanying blog posts... all our expenses detailed - rvlifestyle.com/why-rvers-are-buying-land/
Happy birthdays to you both!!! Many thanks for sharing your experiences with us.
How is the best method to locate RV land options around the US. Obviously, we hope to find something near our sticks and bricks (2 to 4 hours). If there's a list of spots on the web, call land brokers...any thoughts.
Pick rural county, pick land broker for that county
Can you recommend a broker who sells RV land in Florida?
enjoy while you can. Here in washington state you cant live full time on your own land in a rv. I learned the hard way.
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Have 20 acre in GA but it is little to no good for RV's with all the ordinances.
RV people buying small plots of land to have a home base has been a trend for awhile!!! I did that 16 years ago ! Some people are a little ahead of the curve!! Lol Full time RV or full time boondocking gets real old fast !!
Where is Roberts land without restrictions? And what county etc. Thank you.
Where did Robert get his land
See your exit off 40 is the Loretta Lynns exit
Gas prices is why I'm looking for land.
Many of those rv lots are far away from business also when you get older you can't afford to be in no man's land (safety and health concerns)
Town is five minutes away
I had beautiful lake front property in TN. I had to give it to charity. Couldn’t sell it after 8 years on the market. No more vacant land for me.
Need to be educated or just Rv rental sites
Another trend is commercials in my paid for commercial free RUclips subscription.
What are the prerequisites to buy land here in TN aside from owning an RV)
None. And you don't even have to own an RV.
On these properties can you rent our your location when you are not using it?
We want to buy land but at a lower cost because our retirement fund is small. We are 58 and are waiting to withdraw at 59.5. Is it possible to buy land at $30,000?
Sure. Not where we are but you should find an acre or so somewhere at that price. Maybe even one where someone has installed the utilities. You have lots of time to shop.
@@RVLifestyle - thanks for your advice.
Do you still have your condo in Florida too?
Thanks for highlighting the trend and what others are doing. We live in the Ortonville/Oxford area in Michigan and started the process looking for land where we can park our rig. Not many options found yet unfortunately. We are interested in hearing your success when you start looking here in MI.
Yes, there are only a few places in the country where camping on your own land is legal.
Talk to undeveloped land broker, they will give you 50 options by day end
How do you find properties like this??? Is there a general search site?
Work with land broker
Considering gas is $3.65 a gallon I park my RV on a one-acre lot more commonly known as my backyard! 😂
Try over $6 gallon in Canada, we bought a cottage in rural BC, Canada close to lakes, can fish all year and hunt, free camping on forestry land.. Covid came border closed couldn't go south in the winter, then fires happened I was surrounded by them, then the floods came with the rain....can't win, hopefully 2022 is better but gas still going up and travel health insurance for US is astronomical!, probably staying put!.
Looking at the Big Picture... the reality is this country is suffering from a serious housing shortage. At some point it needs to be addressed and when it does, looking at past history, land is going to be grabbed up and become much harder to procure. It MIGHT change again in 10 or 20 years.. but in the meantime, where does one park? Where can one live?
There are some renters that were forced to move 3 times.. because the property sold.
Do you need to worry about people coming onto your land and camping without your permission? Or squatting on the property?
@@RVLifestyle I should have clarified my question. I meant in general, not your property specifically. I would put up a gate on the road into my property, but wonder if more deterrents or safety measures are needed.
@@joycem2795 We're wondering about a gate. So far, since before Christmas, no one has even driven onto the property on our new driveway. But again, we are in a very remote and rural county and there's not a lot of traffic, even though town is five minutes away. But now that water is being installed and soon electricity, I'm thinking about hooking a cable across both driveway entrances. I've asked some of the ocals and they say it's probably not necessary. But as the area develops over time, it may be. It's all still new to us but when we're down next week, we'll assess the situation again. I think once everything is done and hooked up, some deterrent to entry would be appropriate. I'm documenting every step of the development so will address this issue in a future video.
@@RVLifestyle Looking forward to seeing how things develop. Buying some land is a really interesting idea for many reasons.
@@joycem2795 not an issue, strangers know your neighbors see everything, great way to get shot
As the Price of Gas exceeds $10 a gal. For gas then what"
If you buy land, you will soon realize you need an RV. Especially if you build your own stuff.
Don't forget they can change the laws.
Haven’t watched your videos in a while because I haven’t seen them posted! Please don’t advertise camping world that is one of the worst rated places for customer service in RV industry and their pricing on RVs?? Please drop them as a sponsor
Linden tn is really a sad boring old town you need to drive 1hr 1/2 to Nashville for any life or good restaurants
One could look at it this way.. The bad news is... you're not right in Nashville. The good news is... you're NOT right in Nashville. 😉
If you like big cities, that's great. We think they're nice to visit occasionally but we specifically chose a very small town in a very rural area for our RV retreat.
Remote & "boring" to some, but sounds PERFECT to me! I enjoy my 4-acre off grid property for my motorhome, with rules & regulations set by me!😎👍
BLURRY INTERVIEW?
Another fad, I doubt buying land for your RV will be a big thing except to those who buy.
You buy, you built, I’ll rent
That COULD be a good strategy but even that has issues. Many renters are being kicked out and that land or house is being grabbed up right from under them... at insane rates.
It really is difficult to predict how long this trend might last.. it could be like the hoolahoop.. OR more like the CAR.
I have a creek front, half acre, in a RV frendly area for sale in Liberty Texas NE of Houston Tx. Mild winters, on the other side of the creek is Knights Forrest Park, trails, fishing and hunting etc...