Best RV to live in full time

My husband and I will be living in a RV because his work has him traveling.

What would be the BEST RV to live in?

No motor home, and I want lots of space, big bedroom, and optional bedroom and optional table and chairs.

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Best RV to live in full time

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Jan 29, 2010
Choosing an RV for Full Time RVing
by: Sharon

Welcome to the family of full time RVers. There is a freedom in this lifestyle that is envied by many who are chained to a more conventional lifestyle.

As for selecting your full time RVing coach that is a very personal decision. Your individual wants, needs, and budget should dictate your final decision.

Larger fifth-wheels are often the RV of choice for full-timing and snowbirds because there is a wide variety of floor plans, large storage areas and a host of residential type amenities that can make it perfect for long term living.

You want to choose quality construction that will withstand daily wear and tear.

Many full-timers also want a four-season coach designed to withstand extreme weather conditions.

Most full-timers want lots of cabinets in their RV, a larger queen or king size bed, stack-able washer dryers, and linen closets.

One of the most important features to many full-timers is floor space. You many feel more comfortable in an RV with slide-outs for that wide open feeling, rather selecting a smaller rig. But again, that is a personal decision. Some folks love the smaller RVs for full-timing because they are fully self contained and un-hooked, and park anywhere it's legal.

Look for amenities that are important to you, quality construction, good utilization of space, and insulated for year round use.

We have some additional information and selecting an RV that's right for you on this page.

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