We bought a house in Florida — sight unseen — but not because we’re done traveling.
After 5.5 years of full-time RV life, we’ve realized that having a place to land for part of the year might actually help us stay on the road longer.
A place to slow down in the winter.
A backup plan when RV life throws us a curveball.
A home base near people we love.
And eventually, an investment property we can share when we’re traveling.
For us, this isn’t choosing a house instead of RV life.
It’s choosing a version of RV life that feels more sustainable for the long haul.
And trust me… there are still a LOT of miles ahead. (Almost 3,000 miles to get to it!) 😂
Would having a home base make full-time travel feel more freeing to you — or less?
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a day agoexploringourcompass
Congratulations! I grew up on the space coast 🚀 so I know you’re gonna love it! When we visit my family, we’ll have to see if y’all are home, so we can meet up 😃
2 days ago2genxwanderers
We are new to the RV life, and we have a home base on the Gulf Coast for many of the same reasons. Congrats!
2 days agomr_dot_epic
We need a follow-up on all this. I've enjoyed talking and seeing your family grow and I wish you guys all the best with the new foundation. 😢🙌❤️👏👏
3 days agosusanecrabtree
We’ve bought 2 houses without viewing them! And I’ve loved both. One we currently live in. It took 3 years to remodel. But so worth it! Sorry to see all your current struggles with vehicles and the RV.
3 days agotheadventuresofchuckandlala
Congrats! We bought a house across the country during Covid on face time. Crazy but true! It’s been a fantastic investment property for our family.
4 days agoourflyingsuitcase
Who lives in Boise? And congrats on your home base. Seems like a lot of fulltimers are getting a house now.
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