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Sorry but this sounds crazy to sell your house to live on the RV full time. With millions of people fighting to get into a home along with rising housing prices and interest rates, it will be even more difficult to get back into a house once you get tired of this lifestyle. Most people quit this RV lifestyle after a few years for many reasons. Just remember that every year your RV is depreciating in value while real estate continues to go up in value. For example, say your house is worth 700K and you sell it now. Years down the road when you get sick of this lifestyle and want to go back into a house again, an equivalent house that you want to live in may cost you $1.2M and with an even higher interest rate! On top of that, you now have to pay an even higher property tax just to live in the same kind of house that you lived in before. So unless you got $10M in the bank, this lifestyle is not practical.

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Sacramento of all places??? You must know someone there, becasue that's the last place you'd want to live in CA. Try Carlsbad and Encinitas!

I have the same style walls camand strips do not work .still looking

I’m trying to get rid of stuff too. It’s slow-going. I had a garage sale for the first time in my life and stuff didn’t move like I thought it would. I’m starting to put stuff on marketplace and offer up, but that’s slow too.

Another Biden America story.

How’s the Internet at the camp site/KOA ?

Are those pull down shades a modification without the valances?!

I was going to say something for your shoe storage, but you figured it out. So maybe this idea might be for kid’s toys, or other garments…what about hanging the shoe storage hangers from the ceiling inside the bunks. Trim the shoe storage down to whatever will fit.. Maybe three of four baskets. I was thinking by the shoe size that they’re quite young and probably don’t use the full length of their bunk.s

The struggle is real! I can relate- I have tons of baskets and containers to return!!

Thanks for the video! Great tips

Only things that work is get rid of stuff.

Hahaha, pros vs. cons. Just like a marriage. As long as the pros outweigh the cons, it’s all good, lol

Cupboards look much better, great job! You could Label the lids of your spices (the ones that went into the drawer) (sharpie if want or label machine ...or whatever you want)

Good luck on Idaho, to many rich west coasters moving there.

We bought new… an Alliance, Paradigm 385FL. Happy so far but not going full time until August 2023. Also we are having a desk put in one of the fold out sofa spots.

Hayley is such a awesome cute kid.

Looks like a great family. Where did you stay in San Antonio?

I was thinking about you both this week and wondered how you are doing? My husband and I followed your channel and really enjoyed it. I pray all is good.

How did you mount the Kleenex on the wall?

Dollar tree school supplies. They have plastic magazine holders great for plates and cutting boards, cans lots of things. They also have shoe hanging thing that works good for shoes, hygiene stuff, and lots of other things. They have hard containers fold up containers. They're plastic placemats are good to put in your frigerator helps with spills. They have really cool containers that are see through with handles that will work good in the frigerator also. They have millions of things that you can do. You just got to think outside the box. And it will save you lots of money. I hope this helps.

Dollar stores for baskets, bins, etc! Good stuff for cheap!

Loved the shoe rack for the kids room. What about mounting a plant hanger to the wall, then attaching that to the shoe bin?

For the hanging shoe rack you could use the 3M velcro & stick to the dresser end & to the rack to secure it. I use them to hang heavier items in our RV. It's pretty durable & doesn't hurt the walls or in your case the dresser end. Good luck.

We just brought our Grand Design home and have been watching videos....and if I weren't married! Holy ducks, this is the most honest review of RV space on UTube...much appreciated, real world, not "A" retentive organization ideas! As soon as I get done with my Jamie Lee Curtis memories...I'm going shopping for friggin' baskets

Great channel! Good ideas, with a great sense of humor. Liked and subscribed!

the spice idea is great i recommend getting spice labels from Amazon and label top of caps makes it easier to know what they are

Hang it on the end of the bunk bed

Was thinking of you guys this week & wondering what ever happened w/ you and the family? Hope you're doing well!

This is horrible. Why are you showing us this 🤦🏽‍♀️

Cleaning the walls with isopropyl alcohol will help the command strips stick.

We just purchased 2022 31MB I notice my left slide comes in uneven when you bring it in and out

What exactly was the slide doing?

I'm going to have issues with the no recycling. I recycle everything.

Never move somewhere you haven't seen in the winter. You might love it, but you might discover too late that it makes you miserable. It's not just how cold it is. The wind can blow...really blow, making everything else worse.

Arizona probably has a lot of good options that meet your criteria. You mentioned Prescott which would actually be high on my list for your criteria (we'll be living in Williams soon which is about an hour away) Prescott is definitely bigger than Williams and may be a good mixture of smaller town feel while not being too country with large distances between houses. Prescott definitely gets some snow but not very much and has fairly mild winters. There's also a lot of cool places in southern Arizona to explore. We visited Sonoita a couple of years ago and the high is like 90 and very dry in the summer with very mild winters so that might be a consideration. They have a bunch of vineyards down there and there's tombstone not too far away which is pretty cool. Are you still thinking of starting a glamping business?

I would enjoy seeing your ideas but the pace is too slow for me. You lost me in less than 2 minutes. JMO.

Seniors, we just bought an older (1995) 5'th wheel - we moved upon retirement 350 miles north of our families so we could live on SS alone...families with kids, sports and such, they don't come visit us...we drive down to visit them. So 1'st reason for RV is a mobile hotel room. With stuff going on in world today....it could be possible at some time, we need to pull up/sell and just find a place to live in our RV...I called it primitive camping of sorts, but boondocking is the new term...it would be a challenge for us older folks...but if it came to basic survival...we may all need to know what to do...enjoyed the video and information!

We are seniors that moved 350 miles northeast of our families (they are in Houston, Tx.) and they all have families, so no one comes up to see us...we go down to visit them...Hotels are 100+/night...so we decided to buy an RV and got a really old one, but in good shape. It's a 1995 27 ft 5'th wheel...2 owners...we are working on fixing a few things on it...but...the layout is really nice and it has storage galore! I will want to put in some baskets in the cabinets so that things don't roll all over inside...we also bought this with the mindset that, given the way things are in the world today...IF we had to sell and move closer to family...we can live in this full time...always watching RV groups that have storage and ideas we can use!

So happy you are all ok , you have been missed .

Hello from Wrightsville Beach! Will you guys be in the SW over winter?

Filters are a great idea, but ultimately “your gut” will lead to your decision.

Well, keep looking,,,,,, can’t wait to hear about the next vid! Your honesty is spot on. Hailey is so cute. Y’all will know when it’s right. Good luck.

Look forward to more info on your potential cities. Enjoy the upcoming time with friends & family. I enjoy your thoughts!

Glad to know you’re well. I appreciate how genuine you are in sharing your experience.

You spent nearly 20 grand a year on camp grounds and 7-8 grand on fuel? How are you both always driving while also always parked somewhere expensive?

We live in Oklahoma-born and raised. I absolutely love small towns and the rural life. There is a peace found living on the farm that I cannot explain. Anyway, you asked about rural life so I thought I would respond. You would be shocked at how much cheaper you could build a home base in Oklahoma too. We do have all 4 seasons though. And, we are not a tourist must-do destination... I will say there is much to see and enjoy here but don't tell too many people that. It's kinda our little secret. lol!

It's so good to see you back! I was worried about you guys :) Looking forward to seeing your adventures with the kiddos. You might consider Southern Oregon, near the California border - Ashland is really beautiful. It gets a LOT less rain than the Northern cities of Eugene and Portland. While they do get more winter weather, it's often limited to the higher/mountain neighborhoods. Exploring the natural area is pretty amazing. You can travel along one of the highways towards the coast (my personal favorite is 199 through Selma) or head East and see Crater Lake and the rest of Central Oregon.

We are shopping for some land to fall back on in Texas. Ginger is from there and we have family there. Glad not everyone is trying to move there. 😂 I hope you find a great place.