Thinking About Selling Your House To RV Full Time? Why The Time Is Right Now
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Do you dream of taking the leap to become a digital nomad? Have you always wanted to try life on the road? Are you bored with your everyday life and ready for an adventure? 2022 is the perfect time...
Do you dream of taking the leap to become a digital nomad? Have you always wanted to try life on the road? Are you bored with your everyday life and ready for an adventure? 2022 is the perfect time to make the jump and give full time RVing a try.
The real estate market is hot
Across the country, the real estate market has remained hot in 2022. Home prices have soared and according to recent numbers in California, "The Central Coast had the highest year-over-year price gain of 20.4 percent, with the median price being $1,050,000." This might mean this is a great time to sell your house for a nice profit and buy the RV of your dreams. In addition, with a shortage of homes on the market, listings are going fast, and often for over the list price. The average house sold in California in March sold for 103% of the listing price.Remote work has become more of the norm
Needing to have a full-time job used to hold people back from going on the road full time but that's no longer the case. More than half of the companies in the United States offer remote work in some capacity. It's more likely than ever that you can find a job that you can take with you on the road. Even if you need to show up to work occasionally for the quarterly meeting, there is a lot of flexibility in where you can choose to live.You can save money
Now, this one comes with a warningβit's easy to spend more on living expenses when RVing full time if you're not careful about what you do. If you treat every day like a vacation, eat out, go to all the tourist attractions, move around a lot, stay in campsites all the time, and have an RV and vehicle payment, the costs can really add up. But, there are many ways you can keep your expenses low and come out ahead. Here are a few tips to help:- Try boondocking when possible
- Set your RV up with solar power
- Stay in each place for at least two weeks (the max stay at many locations)
- Plan your routes carefully to save on fuel
- Use your RV kitchen (there are some floor plans with kitchens that will make you forget your old house kitchen fast!)
- Travel to cooler destinations in the summer and warmer destinations in the winter
- Look for free activities (i.e. biking, hiking, swimming, yoga, parks)

