1/28/2011 10:52:03 AM permalink
betterRVing Posts -4	Graduating to Full-Time Status Travel Tips from Full-Timer Claudia Lang Tips to becoming a full-timer from a couple who started in tents and landed in a 38' coach. Click here to read the full article on the BetterRVing website.
	1/29/2011 7:33:05 PM permalink
Len (Maryland)	Thanks, this is for the wife.
	2/8/2011 6:29:25 AM permalink
Candy (Wicsonsin)	My biggest concern about going full time is leaving my job - my husband is on medicare - I have 6 years before I can be on it. what do I do?
	2/8/2011 10:08:15 AM permalink
Bill Whetstone Posts 144	Obviously healthcare coverage is needed. There are personal policies avalable, in many levels. COBRA only gets you a year or so and is typically quite expensive. It also varies state by state. Check online for your state. -- Bill Whetstone, Forum Leader
	2/15/2011 10:37:23 AM permalink
Bets (Garden City SC)	I am well. I am 78. I owned an RV in 1994-98. Loved it. Drove it . It was fun. Then I decided full time was the way to go. Kids are skeptical. I found a 2003, 38 ,gas, 39,000. mi., Newmar Mountain Aire, $ 50,000. lush green. I m off to tour Alaska
	3/2/2011 11:04:38 AM permalink
a (nj)	I want to go full time RVing and travel, enjoying the experience. One has to becareful of criminals while traveling. It sounds like a wonderful experience if one can meet safe normal people enroute.
	3/3/2011 12:45:24 PM permalink
Bill Whetstone Posts 144	To the NJ person concerned about meeting criminals. Quick smart aleck answer is get out of NJ. However I know that is just a stereotype. Seriously, you meet the nicest people in RV's while you travel. Drop the fears, yet remain cautious. Take normal precautions while you adapt to a new way of life. When you get to the less populated areas you will breathe easier. -- Bill Whetstone, Forum Leader
	5/9/2011 5:18:24 PM permalink
Grayling (Virginia)	1. Full tming is the way to go and see America at your own taxpaying leisure, leave the yard work, noisy neighbors, and cold weather behind etc..., I recommend everyone first work your numbers, update your healthcare, and sell certain things for X $$
	6/29/2011 10:11:42 PM permalink
Robi (Cupertino)	Ggood advice. Forums are awesome. I m in the process of going out full time (July 2011) and wrote about my process on Tumbleweeds and Lemonade.blogspot.com Hope my experiences help and also make you laugh. Scared to dealth of driving a 34ft, jump!
	11/19/2011 6:24:35 PM permalink
tim (pearl river,la)	Thanks for the tips. Kim and i just purchased an r-pod to hit the road. Small but inexspensive to maintain and pull. We love it and laugh often at how different life on the road really is. We are re-learning how to do almost everything but enjoy it.
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