The cost, which can be substantial, is only part of the puzzle. By the time we have sold both the Liberty and our RV lot, we will have been living full-time in the coach for a decade.Originally Posted by Sawbonz
Paul,
You posted this on the day that we picked up ours! It's not hard to see the expense, as $1000 to add a blu-ray player was on the tab, right after we decided to drop Netflix!
In any case, I agree with Al above. My in-laws worked to retire and got 3 years or so until they hit the side of a mountain and my mother-in-law died. It's still cheaper than my plane was, and I have no intentions on leaving anything for the next generation!
We have flirted with the idea of a house a couple of times in the past, only to come to realize that we just weren't quite ready to give up this incredible lifestyle. Although not for everyone, it has been a wonderful journey.
A big part of our decision is the current real estate market, which I think will be beneficial to us as buyers for the next year or two, so we figure the time is right to start that transition to a home.
That and the fact is that I have never sold anything that I didn't get "just right" immediately before I sold it...
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