Sharing the Fulltime Lifestyle
Living fulltime in an RV.
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By LiveWorkDream · Posted
🤣you guys are too funny! I get it. -
Our daughter's age--so, yup, being the age of our kid makes you a kid. Linda -
If you wonder why we might consider you to be young, the youngest of my 3 sons turned 55 last March! 🤪 -
By LiveWorkDream · Posted
The problem is more than interest rates though, it's about the widespread housing shortages around the country. If you sell your house and get a nice little return on it, that probably won't be enough to get you into another comparable place. My mom's neighbor's house just sold for nearly $900k (in Southern CA). This young couple wanted to be closer to work, so they sold their place, and the only comparable they could find was something they got for just over $1 million. It's a crazy real estate world out there. -
By LiveWorkDream · Posted
That is EXACTLY why we purchased a property in 2021, after not having one for many years. It was terrifying not having a place we could go and feel at home. We squeezed in right before interest rates went up.
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