DebRandio

That is the opposite of why I bought the Wanderlodge to full-time in, mine will be a home, not a hobby. It'll have maintenance like any RV, the more you can do yourself the less the hit, call it a hobby. The PO had it almost since new and made me feel most confident in my purchase and he and his WL friends have been a huge help with the nothing problems that have arising. It's not complex, it's the 'best of the best' at that point in time. Also at the price point I got in, I think my investment will not lose as much value in the long run as some. Is that not the only reason you would buy a 'home' of known declining value financially? Good luck whatever you decide.

Gannet, My wife and I went to the WOG rally last year and stayed in a Yurt. Now we own a Wanderlodge and love our coach. We could not make the rally this year, big network change-over at work. But hey, I'm just getting things ready as I want to leave this place better than I found it for the next generation. Only 2 years, 1 month and 23 days left to 'get er done'. : )

First post. As of Friday, June 14, we are debt free. House, coach, cars, etc... all paid for. Looking at 12/16 for early retirement and full-time. In the meantime over the next couple of years, reduce, reduce, move from 2300 Sq. Ft. to 400 Sq. Ft., learn this 43' beast from stem to stern, sell the house, and hit it for the New Year 2017 on the longest zig-zag from east to west... 'ever' ...culminating in Alaska circa 2027, then go back and see what we might of missed. May I never experience less than 45 degrees Fahrenheit again.