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Then you have to calculate the amortization costs for the next RV (when this one dies), RV insurance, gas (which RVs needs a lot of), maintenance, sewage pumpin
by rorrr 15y ago
Then you have to calculate the amortization costs for the next RV (when this one dies), RV insurance, gas (which RVs needs a lot of), maintenance, sewage pumping costs, water costs.
I wouldn't call living in an RV a retirement most people envision.
- scarmig 15y agoNot arguing that it's a choice I'd make, just pointing out that he does include rent. It'd be interesting to see his breakdown of the other expenses you mention, though.
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