I'm at the point where I'm looking into rv living to avoid homelessness. Thank you for your videos, i really appreciate the "real talk" aspect and even this "negative side" of rv living video has made me feel a lot better about it. If i start rv life i hope to see you out there lol
I hope it works out for you. It has its ups and downs like anything, but has been good for us these last 3 years. Good luck maybe we will see you out there. Thanks for watching 👍
Philadelphia America is the company we use. It's been good so far. A couple times we have used it and there portion gets paid to Dr or whoever and we pay the difference. And a couple times we have paid for everything and they sent us a check later. So I think it depends on the Dr's office you are visiting as to how the insurance portion gets paid. But they do have a app that shows you all the companies in the area you are in that work with that insurance. There seems to be a lot that do. We have never had any issues finding someone in different states. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching 👍
If your not a good DYI person I don't think you need to full time RV period. Repairs are very expensive and this is what drives people away from RVing. You must have a good maintenance plan. My Class A Fleetwood bounder 38S it's 17 years old and its never been in a repair shop (knock on Wood). I paid 30k for this unit, and the horror story of 5th wheels just blow my mind. They are the worst unit in my opinion to own.. Then with a 5th wheel you have to buy a Truck to pull it which add to the stress. These trucks cost 50k plus to pull these 5th wheels. I would buy a 5th wheel and I would only park it a home base, never drive it down the road.
Ya being handy or as you say a DIY person I think is a must. You will find issues with any type of RV, weather it's a motor home or trailer. There are pros and cons to both. Thanks for watching 👍
It's actually been working pretty well for us. I just wanted to let others know what they can expect. I see so many posts where people are shocked that there trailer is always breaking. I already knew before we bought this one what to expect. My whole life we have had a travel trailer or 5th wheel so im definitely aware of all the problems they can and will have. And I expected problems, so being prepared is key! Thanks for watching 👍
Awesome! We'll if you live in a rv fulltime or even travel for a month or two should get FULLTIMERS RV INSURANCE. It's just like homeowners insurance and covers many things including personal items and covers you, say someone trips and falls on your steps and trys to sue you. So it's good to have and not that expensive at all. We use Progressive Insurance . Thanks for watching 👍
@HappinessTravelz ya we have rv insurance already. We do not have it with us yet but will after the end of July. We are looking for health insurance especially if I end up going back and forth to different agencies. I currently have 3 so far.
I'm at the point where I'm looking into rv living to avoid homelessness. Thank you for your videos, i really appreciate the "real talk" aspect and even this "negative side" of rv living video has made me feel a lot better about it. If i start rv life i hope to see you out there lol
I hope it works out for you. It has its ups and downs like anything, but has been good for us these last 3 years. Good luck maybe we will see you out there. Thanks for watching 👍
I’m definitely interested in the traveling health insurance issue
Philadelphia America is the company we use. It's been good so far. A couple times we have used it and there portion gets paid to Dr or whoever and we pay the difference. And a couple times we have paid for everything and they sent us a check later. So I think it depends on the Dr's office you are visiting as to how the insurance portion gets paid. But they do have a app that shows you all the companies in the area you are in that work with that insurance. There seems to be a lot that do. We have never had any issues finding someone in different states. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching 👍
honesty ...who would of thunk that?
great video
Thanks for watching 👍
If your not a good DYI person I don't think you need to full time RV period. Repairs are very expensive and this is what drives people away from RVing. You must have a good maintenance plan. My Class A Fleetwood bounder 38S it's 17 years old and its never been in a repair shop (knock on Wood). I paid 30k for this unit, and the horror story of 5th wheels just blow my mind. They are the worst unit in my opinion to own.. Then with a 5th wheel you have to buy a Truck to pull it which add to the stress. These trucks cost 50k plus to pull these 5th wheels. I would buy a 5th wheel and I would only park it a home base, never drive it down the road.
Ya being handy or as you say a DIY person I think is a must. You will find issues with any type of RV, weather it's a motor home or trailer. There are pros and cons to both. Thanks for watching 👍
Wow!!!
Nicely done, good info !
Thank you 😃 thanks for watching 👍
thanks for the info!
Thanks for watching 👍
Good video!
Thank you! Thanks for watching 👍
No matter how they are built a RV won't work well for a family of five and two dogs.
It's actually been working pretty well for us. I just wanted to let others know what they can expect. I see so many posts where people are shocked that there trailer is always breaking. I already knew before we bought this one what to expect. My whole life we have had a travel trailer or 5th wheel so im definitely aware of all the problems they can and will have. And I expected problems, so being prepared is key! Thanks for watching 👍
Yes what kind of insurance to have? Working with your wife who showed me the channel. Lol
Awesome! We'll if you live in a rv fulltime or even travel for a month or two should get FULLTIMERS RV INSURANCE. It's just like homeowners insurance and covers many things including personal items and covers you, say someone trips and falls on your steps and trys to sue you. So it's good to have and not that expensive at all. We use Progressive Insurance . Thanks for watching 👍
@HappinessTravelz ya we have rv insurance already. We do not have it with us yet but will after the end of July. We are looking for health insurance especially if I end up going back and forth to different agencies. I currently have 3 so far.