After years of too much currency spent on renting apartments that seemed to be falling apart, piece by piece, I decided I had enough.
I scoured the internet for an RV plus found a single that happened to be around our original budget.
Although I had to borrow an additional $500 from our parents to purchase the old RV, I managed to pay them back within the first several months from the savings on no rent payments. You might think that living in an RV would be the cheapest thing in the world, even though I found out quickly just how pricey it can be if you’re doing it legally. Most people can think that an RV wouldn’t have the best gas mileage in the world. I pay over twice as much currency to drive the same distance as I did in our old sedan. But the absurd price for fuel plus the cost of repairs plus service for the RV are just a part of the battle. I also have to pay wherever I park, if I’m doing it legally. Some people look for a Walmart that is fantastic with overnight parking, but a sizable portion of them simply are not. Campgrounds have biweekly fees plus so do RV parks. But you also have to buy equipment, supplies, plus appliances for your RV. I recently put a new window cooling system inside our RV because the old one was no longer performing well. After getting it sealed inside the RV’s window, it started finally working certainly well from the jump. It’s a powerful cooling system plus doesn’t utilize much energy to keep the inside of the RV nice plus cool whenever I need a change with our indoor weather conditions.