I spend so much less since I started full time RVing. I stay at a full time park that during October through April is 350 and the rest of the year is 400. I bought my 2019 Grand design 32bhs. Once you fill it that is it. I have saved so much money on everything. Less clothes, less stuff, less groceries. I buy what I need but never go without and have had very few issues. I'm right across from the ocean beach shores and I've decided to stay. I love it. I do have a few repairs but I usually do them myself. I'll be redoing it this year. Too dark of interior and the bench seats and couch gotta go. I'm so excited to check out your other videos.
Where do you stay ??? I have my own land in the west Virginia mountains and I have a 25 foot travel trailer and I'm wanting to stay in Florida for winters .
Anyone who "lives" full time in an rv is seriously compromising their health and life expectancy. Maybe not noticiceable short term but many of the toxins in rv structures and components have a negative cumulative effect. Look at the studies that have been done on adults and children who lived in FEMA trailers. FEMA now Caps out at 18 months.
Camping in places like Jelly Stone big Money Pitt! I have full timed RVed for less then $2,000. a month. Camp in State or National parks. BLM land free camping up to 14 days. We ride Harley and chase the sun and warm weather. There is many GIGS to work camp in National and state park and camp free for a season. Camped in beautiful places, ment wonderful peaople and have a great time exploring our United States of America. Stayed over night free in many rest areas and truck stops while traveling from on destination to another. Groceries are the same however I find I buy less and use up more left overs in the RV. We're retired and traveling Route 66. Looking for Motercyle rallies along the way! 1st time at Sturgis this year!
hey folks, please keep in mind that the people making this video were used to a lifestyle at that dollar range. I've raised 3 kids on $800 minimum wage full-timea month by myself with just food assistance not EBT but local co-op growand no other help. It's possible if you live frugally to do the RV life for under $1,000 a month
The information you provided is priceless, my wife and me we are thinking about starting to transition into the RV life style, we thank you so much for the info.
Wow there’s a lot of negative sounding comments. You guys keep enjoying life, have fun, do you and ignore the negative people. You’re obviously making it work and having fun so keep loving life, that’s all that matters when it’s all said and done.
It's the cost of doing business. If you want a TH-cam Channel you are going to get negative comments. We wish that weren't the case but it is reality. 🙂
With rents increasing by $400 per month im looking at rv living full time. Two local parks range from $500-600 per month. Its just me and two dogs currently living in a 600 sq ft apartment. Both are within 10 minutes of work. Considering a 20-23' trailer. Id need to rent a truck or recruit a friend to park the rv as my suv doesnt recommend towing. Not sure what expenses would entail. Current 'food' is around $209 with cell/internet at $140.
I should hope so! I left my $550 apartment to save money on motorhome living. I got mine on a great deal for $6500 though and it's small but nice and clean.
Right now my rent is quite pricy... i could most likely reduce it by a third, or even by half but here at least i have certain benifits that i wouldnt have (laundry, gym, washer/dryer in suite) in a cheaper place. In all honestly, I think I'm going to get an RV/van and live in it for a year and see if I like it because I'd much rather do that and even if it costs almost the same, ill feel a lot more free.
Jellystone! We are meeting our family and Grands at a Jellystone in July...139.00/night...uh, yeah...pull thru but elect/water/sewer, that is it...yeah, this is a once a year for a couple nights for us!
Your “pie chart” was great and so glad you enjoyed it at the end. Question Dash since the pandemic what do you consider to be a normal price range to stay at the different types of parks?
Stationary RV living is way cheaper most campgrounds are less then 3000 dollars a year that's water and electricity hookups you will get a electric bill but it's low if your traveling it's more expensive than a house easy
I can see how $2k can get you traveling, but unless you already own a HD Truck, or can drop significant amount down, + the cost the Trailer / 5th wheel, it is almost another $2k in vehicle and RV payments each month.
I am the same way, I'm against propane! Sorry Hank Hill lol. im thinking getting a toaster oven, was life when I was a teenager. I also live in a really sunny state so I want to do solar. and all my sons toys are stored under his bed rn. but I could see that being problematic if storage is limited. im working on cleaning out my storage rn! we already live in a 1bd with a den, the den has no closet. So im trying to pair down rn.
Yes you absolutely can I live on no money and I'm still making it in my RV but I admitt I do have food stamps and I go to gods kitchen and I use food pantries and collect cans and I make enough to live bare minimum
why do people think 40 is old? most people don't have life figured out by then. I'm 51 and sold my house in 2018 and currently live in my sweet springdale 189 and it's been great. No more property taxes, house repairs and all that goes into owning a home. Not that owning a home is bad, but for now it's working for me and no more yardwork, major plumbing issues and the list goes on. Of course there is maintenance with an rv, but if you get in good shape, the maintenance is minimal and I can relocate as often as I want.
I'm so happy for you two enjoying life keep living your dream ,we are waiting to hit the road our selves when it warms a bit ,keep doing your videos love them !
If an RV, Camper, or whatever is one's primary residence, what does one do for a mailing address if a full-time nomad? Edit: Fuel in 2022 has to be "killing" anyone in 2022 if a traveling nomad...
Taking in all this information is a great idea. Have an emergency fund, find a community, and take it slow and don’t burn out. We all start out like a “vacation” and remember it is a lifestyle not vacation. Hope that is helpful!
My apartment life is way less. Sounds like rv ing will be an increase for me. Then what about my job? I need to continue to make that money to spend the 2k-3k a month
How many miles did you travel in 1 year on the $3k lifestyle? I'm curious how often you travel to new places (how long do you stay in one place). My mind is on how much fuel is being used.
@@LessJunkMoreJourney Yes, I know. But in this video you were kindly using yourselves as an example and gave your fuel costs, but I guess for me it's hard to really put that into perspective since we don't really know how often you're actually on the road. Like, are you at a new place weekly? monthly? quarterly? etc. As a newbie trying to plan and see if I can afford this lifestyle it always helps to hear numbers on how others manage it! Especially in the $3k range. We newbies hear "it depends" all too often, which makes planning frustrating! Great video regardless!
I assume things like detergent are in the food budget ("everything that comes down the belt at Walmart"). Where in your budget is clothing? Especially with little ones, who grow out of clothes every 3 months. You clothes look to nice to be thrift shop.
I buy almost all clothes at thrift stores..if you take your time you find nice things. Most times my purchases are brand new items with the tags still attacked. Ex..last week I purchased a brand new pair lucky jeans for 8.00
Thanks you guys.. You both give great advice.. And for me, Great Advise is judged on your honesty, and believability… We are preparing our RV budget now, soon to leave out as Full-time rv newbies.. So again, Thanks for the advise… Your Channel helps‼️ Safe Travels On!!! ✌️💙🙏🇺🇸
Hi there, here is our FAQ pages that lets us answer these questions in more detail. Our home base is a plot of land we set up next to family. www.lessjunkmorejourney.com/faq
Hi Greg, we are able to go into more detail on this question in our FAQ section. We hope this helps. lessjunkmorejourney.com/frequently-asked-questions/
Very good videos. I think it would help a lot if not only giving the general amount that it takes to live in an RV full tume, also give a "general" income range such as your own (not specifically), that would be doable and comfortable. Saying 3k a month is doable is great, but it's not so great if you only make 36k a year, as opposed to 80k a year. I know there's a lot of variables, but this would guve people like me and my wife a better idea if we should even try this. Thanks.
Just having a plan is a huge step. Without a plan money disappears fast is our recommendation. Don’t ask us how we know. It can go a long way with a plan.
@@KendraAndTheLawnot that hard. I’m about to move to a park that is 600 a month with all utilities surrounding a lake where you can canoe and paddle boat for free. Each space has chairs, picnic table and fire pit. Quiet, safe area. Will be way less than what I’m paying for a one bedroom apartment.
I love your videos, it gives me joy to see your love for each other and enthusiasm, love to cross paths sometime, pick your brain and eat some shrimp on the Barbie, I make great kabobs, my wife makes out of this world Jumbilia
Do most people start full-time on the road, debt free? Or, do they pay down debt after they're on the road? I'm stationary in a park, right now. Own my older RV. Paying down debt, but prepping for boondocking and remote SQL programming work. So, debt not coming down as quick as I'd like with renovations and upgrades.
We have considered selling our home which we own out right worth $350K, buy ourselves a 5th wheel & dually truck and live out our time doing this, but I think it would be more expensive living like this than it would be just staying in our home. It really sounds expensive and sounds like throwing all your cash and worth into the toilet. In 15 years our new truck and Rv would be worth hardly anything and we would be living our elder years in a run down old Rv wishing we would have held onto our home that would have appreciated over that same time. Sounds very fun and cool, but also sounds extremely irresponsible financially.
I think it depends on what you value. With the sale of that home you could buy already used fifth wheel and dually and still have $$ left over for investments. Many of the sites are free and you can have the memories and the adventure of a lifetime…. Or you can keep your home, provides security and have all your money tied up in a house. Stare at the same four walls but be able to leave property to your kids. It all depends on what you value.
Hi Bill. I kind of struggled with this as well. I think that we all do, but let me ask you a simple question. If you feel happy in your current lifestyle then why are you watching videos seeking a different one? The truth is all of us come to a point in our lives where we feel that we are doing what is socially expected, and acceptable. Some few people will choose to leave the hamster wheel, and take a chance on a life that is filled with memories, instead of possessions. It is up to you which path you decide to take. I hope you find whatever path is the right one for you.
I think their point is that even though you know how to cook it is very tempting to try new places when you are traveling. When I travel one of the things I look forward to the most is trying new foods and new restaurants that I might never get to try again. The key is to make sure you balance it with your budget.
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I spend so much less since I started full time RVing. I stay at a full time park that during October through April is 350 and the rest of the year is 400. I bought my 2019 Grand design 32bhs. Once you fill it that is it. I have saved so much money on everything. Less clothes, less stuff, less groceries. I buy what I need but never go without and have had very few issues. I'm right across from the ocean beach shores and I've decided to stay. I love it. I do have a few repairs but I usually do them myself. I'll be redoing it this year. Too dark of interior and the bench seats and couch gotta go. I'm so excited to check out your other videos.
That’s great to hear. I need to do this.
Where do you stay ??? I have my own land in the west Virginia mountains and I have a 25 foot travel trailer and I'm wanting to stay in Florida for winters .
what state?
Anyone who "lives" full time in an rv is seriously compromising their health and life expectancy. Maybe not noticiceable short term but many of the toxins in rv structures and components have a negative cumulative effect. Look at the studies that have been done on adults and children who lived in FEMA trailers. FEMA now Caps out at 18 months.
Thank you! My wife are going to start RVing when I retire at 65. My retirement will be 2500.00 a month.
Camping in places like Jelly Stone big Money Pitt!
I have full timed RVed for less then $2,000. a month. Camp in State or National parks. BLM land free camping up to 14 days. We ride Harley and chase the sun and warm weather. There is many GIGS to work camp in National and state park and camp free for a season. Camped in beautiful places, ment wonderful peaople and have a great time exploring our United States of America. Stayed over night free in many rest areas and truck stops while traveling from on destination to another. Groceries are the same however I find I buy less and use up more left overs in the RV. We're retired and traveling Route 66. Looking for Motercyle rallies along the way! 1st time at Sturgis this year!
I think $2.5k is very doable for a couple near 60 with no kids. I think the older people get, the more they understand how to save money.
We love watching your channel. Our family is wanting to to transition into the full time rv living and I love how open and honest you are. Thank you!
hey folks, please keep in mind that the people making this video were used to a lifestyle at that dollar range. I've raised 3 kids on $800 minimum wage full-timea month by myself with just food assistance not EBT but local co-op growand no other help. It's possible if you live frugally to do the RV life for under $1,000 a month
The information you provided is priceless, my wife and me we are thinking about starting to transition into the RV life style, we thank you so much for the info.
So glad you found it helpful!
Wow there’s a lot of negative sounding comments. You guys keep enjoying life, have fun, do you and ignore the negative people. You’re obviously making it work and having fun so keep loving life, that’s all that matters when it’s all said and done.
It's the cost of doing business. If you want a TH-cam Channel you are going to get negative comments. We wish that weren't the case but it is reality. 🙂
With rents increasing by $400 per month im looking at rv living full time. Two local parks range from $500-600 per month. Its just me and two dogs currently living in a 600 sq ft apartment. Both are within 10 minutes of work. Considering a 20-23' trailer. Id need to rent a truck or recruit a friend to park the rv as my suv doesnt recommend towing. Not sure what expenses would entail. Current 'food' is around $209 with cell/internet at $140.
I should hope so! I left my $550 apartment to save money on motorhome living. I got mine on a great deal for $6500 though and it's small but nice and clean.
We hope so too!
Id be lucky to get an apartment that cheap. Where I'm from it's 1400 for a one bedroom
Where the hell are you finding apartments that cheap? And how bad eas the neighborhood? Lol.
Thank you my husband has wanted to live a mobile life and watching your video has open my eyes
Wonderful!
Right now my rent is quite pricy... i could most likely reduce it by a third, or even by half but here at least i have certain benifits that i wouldnt have (laundry, gym, washer/dryer in suite) in a cheaper place. In all honestly, I think I'm going to get an RV/van and live in it for a year and see if I like it because I'd much rather do that and even if it costs almost the same, ill feel a lot more free.
I’m encouraged. So, it’s time to sell the house and get moving. The Pumpkin Pie chart is killer! Thank you!
I immerse myself in these type of videos, you two have a lot of charisma, thanks for the video
Wow, thank you!
Jellystone! We are meeting our family and Grands at a Jellystone in July...139.00/night...uh, yeah...pull thru but elect/water/sewer, that is it...yeah, this is a once a year for a couple nights for us!
I love this video! We are planning to go full time rving end of this year and this info really helped! Thank you!
Our pleasure!
Thank you for the info. Gonna start the rv life in about a month. Soaking up as much info as I can. You got a new subscriber ✨
Awesome! Thank you!
You can cook on the road and save a lot of money
I know a couple who make their living with a 26 foot mobile store that they tow behind a 40 foot Class-A Home!
Sadly our health care is 50% of the 3k budget. I've watched three of your videos and you guys really work great together and have a new subscriber.
Health Care can be expensive and unfortunately a chunk of expenses. So glad you are here and find the videos helpful! Thanks for following!
I would recommend checking into different ways to do healthcare. I believe more things have popped up in the last 2 years
Thank you for the video! Good information. Love the presentation!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you.
When I did it I spent 8k a month and had the time of my life but then bought a house and truly miss it
Your “pie chart” was great and so glad you enjoyed it at the end. Question Dash since the pandemic what do you consider to be a normal price range to stay at the different types of parks?
It was increased some since then I would say.
Im an over the road truck driver. I have a decent rv and would love to find a safe place to live in it when im not doing o er the road trucker stuff
OMG you two are the RV image of joel and victoria olsteen
Come to think about it. 😆
Glad I wasn't the only one thinking that. I like this couple better though.
@@celestepalm6949 they have never asked for anything ... They only share good advice... they are the darling couple of glamping
thats not a compliment
😂😂
We just checked out Outer Banks, NC and the cheapest was 100 per night. Others more than twice as much.
And now in 2022, the whole budget with just food and fuel has totally crashed. LOL.
$3500 a month... Wow cheap.. and your lifestyle is so cool! Way to go!
Stationary RV living is way cheaper most campgrounds are less then 3000 dollars a year that's water and electricity hookups you will get a electric bill but it's low if your traveling it's more expensive than a house easy
I can see how $2k can get you traveling, but unless you already own a HD Truck, or can drop significant amount down, + the cost the Trailer / 5th wheel, it is almost another $2k in vehicle
and RV payments each month.
We cannot predict truck and RV payments. So we just had to focus on expenses after the fact. 😀
I am the same way, I'm against propane! Sorry Hank Hill lol. im thinking getting a toaster oven, was life when I was a teenager. I also live in a really sunny state so I want to do solar. and all my sons toys are stored under his bed rn. but I could see that being problematic if storage is limited. im working on cleaning out my storage rn! we already live in a 1bd with a den, the den has no closet. So im trying to pair down rn.
Yes you absolutely can I live on no money and I'm still making it in my RV but I admitt I do have food stamps and I go to gods kitchen and I use food pantries and collect cans and I make enough to live bare minimum
the problem with 2k montly is to buy the RV !
I'm thinking most americans don't even bring home 2k a month.
median take home income for the USA, in 2020, was $5,000/month. $67,250 before taxes, for a married couple
That’s only about $12.50/hr, 40 hrs a week.. before taxes. I can’t imagine living off of that. 😔😔
I would do this for a few months a year - but would never sell my house to do so. Seems too risky when over 40.
why do people think 40 is old? most people don't have life figured out by then. I'm 51 and sold my house in 2018 and currently live in my sweet springdale 189 and it's been great. No more property taxes, house repairs and all that goes into owning a home. Not that owning a home is bad, but for now it's working for me and no more yardwork, major plumbing issues and the list goes on. Of course there is maintenance with an rv, but if you get in good shape, the maintenance is minimal and I can relocate as often as I want.
Great video. It sounded like a little bit of Dave Ramsey included in there.
Kirstie Alley & Dagwood!!!
I'm so happy for you two enjoying life keep living your dream ,we are waiting to hit the road our selves when it warms a bit ,keep doing your videos love them !
If an RV, Camper, or whatever is one's primary residence, what does one do for a mailing address if a full-time nomad? Edit: Fuel in 2022 has to be "killing" anyone in 2022 if a traveling nomad...
I can’t remember the names but other videos I have heard that there are mail services and also Amazon that can forward mail to boxes or other places
here in canada parks are at least 50 a night that is way more than living in a house
Hey I’m new to this whole idea I’m about to quit my job and go full RV. Any advice ?
Taking in all this information is a great idea. Have an emergency fund, find a community, and take it slow and don’t burn out. We all start out like a “vacation” and remember it is a lifestyle not vacation. Hope that is helpful!
Love the Less Junk and More Journey Mentality!
Dude almost smashed that quad
My apartment life is way less. Sounds like rv ing will be an increase for me. Then what about my job? I need to continue to make that money to spend the 2k-3k a month
I don't normally leave a comment but this was such a cute video!
Aww thank you! We appreciate that!
so 1500 plus a thousand for payments on truck and trailer at least 50 a day in food looks like 4000 before gas ins etc
How many miles did you travel in 1 year on the $3k lifestyle? I'm curious how often you travel to new places (how long do you stay in one place). My mind is on how much fuel is being used.
That would depend on gas prices and your gas mileage which can vary from RV to RV.
@@LessJunkMoreJourney Yes, I know. But in this video you were kindly using yourselves as an example and gave your fuel costs, but I guess for me it's hard to really put that into perspective since we don't really know how often you're actually on the road. Like, are you at a new place weekly? monthly? quarterly? etc. As a newbie trying to plan and see if I can afford this lifestyle it always helps to hear numbers on how others manage it! Especially in the $3k range. We newbies hear "it depends" all too often, which makes planning frustrating!
Great video regardless!
I think he was hungry when he did the video. I know after I wanted Pumpkin pie.
😂
I assume things like detergent are in the food budget ("everything that comes down the belt at Walmart"). Where in your budget is clothing? Especially with little ones, who grow out of clothes every 3 months. You clothes look to nice to be thrift shop.
I buy almost all clothes at thrift stores..if you take your time you find nice things. Most times my purchases are brand new items with the tags still attacked. Ex..last week I purchased a brand new pair lucky jeans for 8.00
I stay at the curb resort it's really free y'all
Thanks you guys.. You both give great advice.. And for me, Great Advise is judged on your honesty, and believability… We are preparing our RV budget now, soon to leave out as Full-time rv newbies.. So again,
Thanks for the advise… Your Channel helps‼️ Safe Travels On!!!
✌️💙🙏🇺🇸
Great video, Thanks! ❤️ Red
how does it work for your taxes. Can you declare your RV as your primary residence? How does healthcare work on the road?
Hi Vivian, here is a link to our FAQ section that might be helpful. lessjunkmorejourney.com/frequently-asked-questions/
Hi! Thanks for the information. I have a question. What is 'giving'? Is that like presents for family and friends?
No, more like to the church and helping others.
@@LessJunkMoreJourney Ah. I understand. Do you find it hard to have to locate a church of your faith when you're out in the middle of nowhere?
Nice historical video. How much does it cost to full time RV in 2022? I'm trying to figure out a budget for the next year,
This video is less than a year old, so it should be fairly accurate but you would have to adjust your own needs.
@@LessJunkMoreJourney Inflation and restrictions could be a killer! Thanks!!
Thanks for info! What do you do to get money? And what do you use as home base?
Hi there, here is our FAQ pages that lets us answer these questions in more detail. Our home base is a plot of land we set up next to family. www.lessjunkmorejourney.com/faq
@@LessJunkMoreJourney thank you. Just randomly found your channel and love it. Hoping to be on road within the next few years.
@@shereilly2439 Awesome congratulations.
Me, a millennial, hearing the idea that I might have 3-6 months of expenses saved up. LOLLLL
My health insurance is $1674 per month. So not possible here.
The 1200 on repairs is a bit scary.
Have you guys tried Any of the free water management sites in Florida ???
Not yet but looked into it this trip to Florida. Did work out for us this time but maybe next tour through Florida.
I think we spend less than $800 with living in an RV.
Great video. Glad to be subscribed.
Where does your giving go? How do you give it on the road?
We don't understand your question. Can you explain?
@@LessJunkMoreJourney I think she means what is the 5% “giving” actually go to? Is it for gifts for your kids (birthday, Christmas, etc)?
I've been watching your family for quite some time. I've always wondered the cost. What do you do for a living to allow this to happen?
Hi Greg, we are able to go into more detail on this question in our FAQ section. We hope this helps. lessjunkmorejourney.com/frequently-asked-questions/
I can live in my own studio and pay bills and eat for a month w kn
gas food not cheap plus price of truck and trailer
Why don’t u just get a studio and 2k
That was fun.
Could I full time rv for 1200.00 a month
Very good videos. I think it would help a lot if not only giving the general amount that it takes to live in an RV full tume, also give a "general" income range such as your own (not specifically), that would be doable and comfortable. Saying 3k a month is doable is great, but it's not so great if you only make 36k a year, as opposed to 80k a year. I know there's a lot of variables, but this would guve people like me and my wife a better idea if we should even try this. Thanks.
That guy should open a Church. He looks like Jewel Osteen. :)
Yes
So it's completely doable with a monthly income of $4800?
Absolutely
Omg I could live in a whole apartment if I had that kind of income ! 0.o 🤦
You can!
I’m going to hit the road with 100k I hope that lasts a while you guys scaring me lol
Just having a plan is a huge step. Without a plan money disappears fast is our recommendation. Don’t ask us how we know. It can go a long way with a plan.
@@LessJunkMoreJourney I hope so lol
No wonder ur paying 3K a month I can do the same as y’all but very much less 1k a month
Let’s see it. I’ll subscribe …🤥
Wait wait ur burning 2k for warmth
3k a month? I'm done. My budget is at 1.2K for a single person and that is without saving. I might have to stay where I am.
who do you recomend for RV ( 45 foot H/R Navigator )
So many great choices. Have you considered attending an RV Show?
Actually the question was who do you use for RV insurance .
Have lots of questions emailed marissa
If you can't you have a serious problem
A little too much talking.
WE DO IT ON $1500 and live like kings
How?
@@KendraAndTheLawnot that hard. I’m about to move to a park that is 600 a month with all utilities surrounding a lake where you can canoe and paddle boat for free. Each space has chairs, picnic table and fire pit. Quiet, safe area. Will be way less than what I’m paying for a one bedroom apartment.
@@donnaevans7 what happens if you have health problems?
I love your videos, it gives me joy to see your love for each other and enthusiasm, love to cross paths sometime, pick your brain and eat some shrimp on the Barbie, I make great kabobs, my wife makes out of this world Jumbilia
Do most people start full-time on the road, debt free? Or, do they pay down debt after they're on the road?
I'm stationary in a park, right now. Own my older RV. Paying down debt, but prepping for boondocking and remote SQL programming work. So, debt not coming down as quick as I'd like with renovations and upgrades.
Every journey is different. It's all in what is best for you.
You never hear about where these people are earning there living
We had a chance to answer that question recently. You might like this video. www.lessjunkmorejourney.com/post/how-do-you-make-money
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No wonder
We have considered selling our home which we own out right worth $350K, buy ourselves a 5th wheel & dually truck and live out our time doing this, but I think it would be more expensive living like this than it would be just staying in our home. It really sounds expensive and sounds like throwing all your cash and worth into the toilet. In 15 years our new truck and Rv would be worth hardly anything and we would be living our elder years in a run down old Rv wishing we would have held onto our home that would have appreciated over that same time. Sounds very fun and cool, but also sounds extremely irresponsible financially.
Everyone has a different journey. 😃
I think it depends on what you value. With the sale of that home you could buy already used fifth wheel and dually and still have $$ left over for investments. Many of the sites are free and you can have the memories and the adventure of a lifetime…. Or you can keep your home, provides security and have all your money tied up in a house. Stare at the same four walls but be able to leave property to your kids. It all depends on what you value.
Hi Bill. I kind of struggled with this as well. I think that we all do, but let me ask you a simple question. If you feel happy in your current lifestyle then why are you watching videos seeking a different one? The truth is all of us come to a point in our lives where we feel that we are doing what is socially expected, and acceptable. Some few people will choose to leave the hamster wheel, and take a chance on a life that is filled with memories, instead of possessions. It is up to you which path you decide to take. I hope you find whatever path is the right one for you.
Could you rent out your home so you still have that equity, but use the rental payments to live full time rv’ing?
How do you get 1 million a month ? These aren’t a month can you change that lol
Don’t recall saying anything about making 1 million in a months
Instead of going out to eat learn-to cook!!!
I think their point is that even though you know how to cook it is very tempting to try new places when you are traveling. When I travel one of the things I look forward to the most is trying new foods and new restaurants that I might never get to try again. The key is to make sure you balance it with your budget.