Time To Sell Our RV? The True Cost Of Keeping Our Motorhome On The Road!

[@EndlessRVing]

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[@richardcampbell9225]

2023 - Repairs $17,604, Maintenance $1,828, Sales Tax and Shop Supplies $996, Fuel $10,458, Accessories and Insurance $3,600 = $34,483 which is about 17K less than last year. I have found a good per mile amont to budget is about $1.50 per mile (this changes with fuel prices, last year I used #2 per mile.).

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks for sharing

[@thomasmoseley6955]

I live in Virginia and the pp tax on my 2014 Forest River Lexington is almost $700 a year. It's highway robbery!

[@chipbrown-rf3fe]

Good topic but nobody mentions. When not using your RV if you have to store it. We have a 44.5 foot toy hauler that is stored indoors on our property if we had to pay for that, it would roughly be 300+ a month. It’s a 2011 and looks like new.

[@garyvanhovgem7041]

Wow, that was eye opening…. Especially considering you didn’t include “camping costs”.

[@MulligansBlog]

Your scaring me! Lol. We are selling our TT and just picked up our “new to us” Class C yesterday. TT was a lot of work and looking forward to class C travel.😊

[@bikabill5182]

You guys are so right. RVing is not cheap! But the lifestyle sure beats hotels, so there's no going back for us. Love your vids!

[@edwardyudkoff7137]

I disagree. Can buy alot of hotel rooms for $24K. Waking up next to a tree is over related

[@theodorehyatt1782]

​@ 12:19 edwardyudkoff7137 and bed bugs are free along with dirty linen don't forget a little A foot and nail fungus

[@philipgerry5228]

It’s a lifestyle choice. Hotels may be less expensive.

[@meadowfarms700]

You guys are awesome. Thank you for all the effort you take to share your personal experiences and give the RV community honest recommendations. BTW I hope your son chooses LU, our son and family chose Liberty as did many of our close friend's children and all of them received a great education in their respective fields, they all are well adjusted adults with great careers. If you'd like to hear more, feel free to reach out. . we know its one of your family's most important decisions of a lifetime.

[@EndlessRVing]

Great to hear and thanks for sharing. We will be revealing where he will be attending in 2024 early next year!!

[@2009Berghof]

Last year I took a two week vacation from STL to the Black Hills of South Dakota. This trip cost me less then $4,000 total. I ate in restaurants, nice motels to top notch lodges and cabins, did all the best tourist attractions: chuckwagon dinners, 1880 Train, Buffalo Tour, Saloon floor shows, and traveled the best scenic backroads. I never once had to make a bed, wash a dish, or clean my bathroom. I was driving a four door sedan. How many of these enjoyable vacations can I take for the cost of the $160,000 unit? Answer: 40. This does not include the fuel cost for the behemouth and RV campground fees. A full service RV spot will frequently cost more nightly than an inexpensive motel. Then, as in the case of the Black Hills, if you RV camp in the large campgrounds you will often find yourself crammed into what I refer to as the "Zoo." (Note the background of this video.) If you do, you are now stuck there unless you bring along your own car, the one you should have used and saved yourself $156,000. I would not want to drive a large vehicle on the best two roads in the Blacks Hills: Iron Mountain Road and The Needles Highway.

[@annetaylor2750]

Wow. We were looking to by a diesel RV and it’s even more than less we had a 2000 RVs it that blew up with a propane leak it was a total loss also we thought fully insured are agent said yes you covered for the yr but not fully covered !!

[@JohnTCAUSA7450]

Great Productions and content. Your total for the year blew me away🫣 I have a 1998 Holiday Rambler Endeavor LE Diesel Pusher. I was hosed several times on repairs. Not getting appt.s for repairs. It is my hobby in retirement. Keeping track of what I could have spent to have a repair done and what I did it for. Since Covid I love having my own bed bathroom kitchen and beyond. My trips in the winter from CA to the desert to boon dock is priceless! Your videos have saved me some money so Thank You very much! Blessings John T

[@EndlessRVing]

Thank you. 😊

[@curtiscrump7153]

I have a 25 year old car, I am used to spending money to keep it on the road.

[@rracerguy]

Thankfully im skilled enough to do all my Maintenace and upgrades

[@airstreamer]

Nice break down of expenses. Definitely good to know if considering this lifestyle!- Michelle

[@EndlessRVing]

Glad it was helpful!

[@eddiedoherty2349]

Thanks for sharing. It might be clearer if you categorize expenses into annual and amortized. For example, the tires should last 5 years, so divide the cost by 5, yes you need to pay 100% at the time but can sway your numbers. Another is proactive maintenance, like oil changes and the slide adjustments. If you show repair costs, it’s likely to increase as an RV ages. Overall a great job, just tips on clarity.

[@Riker-eq2yv]

My costs were Zero in 2023 because I sold my Nexus motorhome in December 2022.

[@jamesculver605]

We have a 26’ travel trailer, average fuel cost around $2,500. We go from Oklahoma to Florida and back, also from Oklahoma to New Mexico and return plus several shorter trips. We bought an extended warranty that covers about anything that goes wrong, and there is no deductible if repairs are made at dealership where the warranty was purchased.

[@aaronmay5278]

My first 2 years rving cost was only about $2000/yr. This year however, approaching $7,000 for maintenance and up keep. I had alot of things looked at and fixed this year... and I am still getting things taken care of next year. Next year 8 batteries need replaced, not that they are bad but they are hitting that 5 year mark. Another informative video.

[@EndlessRVing]

Our first 3 years very little cost in maintenance, but things need replacement with age. We do keep the motorhome in pristine condition. Next year we figure the cost to be far less.

[@tobbywhitmore3721]

This is my first towable but I'm loving the Jacob two plus three so I haven't had any out-of-pocket repair cost but my truck didn't need a cluch

[@DonnieTodd-sn7hn]

Not sure if it’s mentioned. Depreciation is the largest cost each year. Rule of thumb has been 10%. Easy to skim by this but it’s real.

[@timothyberlinski2299]

I dont mind the cost i knew it would be expensive. What is hard is the rip off rv parks and the difficulty finding them to do longer terms

[@justinetaylor8779]

Thank you for doing this video it is always appreciated that y’all do keep it real for us

[@bryanspayde5681]

My old 2001. Winnebago 35 u. I’ve owned it 17 years .. I don’t have 5 k in repairs in 17 years. . Your rv shows the newer rvs are built on lower standards.. we use our rv 5k miles a year. Plus or minus.. a little .. we are looking at upgrading. But I will not buy a rv newer than 2017. ..

[@seanh4871]

"They don't make em like they used to" has never been more true with the low quality high maintenance RVs getting pumped out now! My 1997 Allegro with no loan payments, low taxes and insurance premiums offsets the occasional repair plus expenses of part time use.

[@Dhjh69]

With having older RVs, are you having any trouble getting them insured?

[@Dhjh69]

We’d much rather purchase an older one - pre-covid - but we wondered if one is older than ten years, is it harder to find insurance? Thanks.

[@bryanspayde5681]

@@Dhjh69 no problem at all . And the cost is a lot cheaper than on a older class a then new

[@wendellroginaamburgy7154]

​@Dhjh69 i traded in a 2023 Holiday Rambler 35R eclipse for a 2011 tiffin allegro bus 36qsp no problem with getting insurance......state farm

[@richardrutel6806]

Over seven years of ownership of our 2008 Monaco Camelot 42pdq, we have invested over sixty-thousand dollars in maintenance and repairs. That’s just too much. We will continue RVing, but in a smaller coach with less fancy gadgets that cost so much to keep.

[@Erin-Thor]

6-7 MPG is actually not that bad for a gas class A! Ours got about 4 mpg. 😢

[@sherieragan765]

Incredibly eye opening information! Thank you so much for sharing! 🖖🏻😘👍🏻🙏🏻

[@theodorehyatt1782]

If you don't or can't do repairs it's going to be expensive you're not going to replace all 6 tires every year. Remember shop smart or pay more

[@ifly64s]

This is important information because so many YT channels talk like RV life is cheaper than a house. It just isn't. It's our hobby and we love it but It is not an investment or a way to save money. You have to have the financial means to make it work.

[@EndlessRVing]

No way cheaper vs a home and our home has almost doubled in value in the last 6 years

[@waynelytton7517]

North Carolina also has Personal Property Tax.

[@philipchabot6064]

Great video.

[@EndlessRVing]

Thanks!

[@aeconsulting1]

Do you have a new camera? Video looks great! Yep, lots of money for an RV. The 6 new Toyos, installed for under $4k is good. We paid slightly more for our also 6 new Toyo tires bought this year, I think they drive great! In MI we pay $1800 for RV insurance, $734 MI license registration for our 2017 Newmar Canyon Star. New Jersey insurance cost seems very high. Yep, it easily adds up to 10K for me in 2023. At least no new tires for the next 5-6 years. Great, informative video, thanks!

[@EndlessRVing]

Yes we have recently upgraded our camera

[@jrs4ex]

We have property tax in CT. It works out to be $28 per every $1000 of assessed value. So a $100k RV is gonna run $2800 a year. I’m doing some research on the start and LLC in Montana and register it there idea. I’ve got a neighbor though that would probably report me to the state

[@roydavis2242]

I have talked with people who were shocked when I told them how much we budget just for maintaining our RV. I budget $1500 a year just for tires. My oil changes cost a lot because I have a huge diesel and can spend over $7000 just for oil changes and filters on both the engine and generator. Then there is the oasis system. We budget $1500 a month for all of this. When you add in fuel, insurance, campgrounds, and other related expenses, we probably around $24000 a year.

[@icsamerica]

24k a year can buy weeks of luxury travel. Hard to rationalize that.

[@NoGasWelcomeAboard]

If able, look into DIY maintenance. My cost for oil and filter on both is easily less than $700! A complete rebuild on my Hurricane (similar to Oasis) with fluid change is around $250. The YT video on my channel of our lithium upgrade this year might be of interest (@NoGasWelcomeAboard). Avoiding use of “plastic wrench” = huge $$ savings!

[@Adamatthebeach007]

If your paying $7000 a year for oil changes your being grossly takin advantage of, and I do mean grossly.

[@michaelwaller6093]

How can you possibly pay $7K for an oil change?? I can do an oil and filter change on my DP for under $200 if Ido it myself.@@user-3tf67bk46u

[@curtiscrump7153]

It's like a house, the purchase is the entry fee.

[@PeterNewton-pz4nu]

Hi guys, you are awesome love your videos. What campground are you staying at for the Tampa show? thanks

[@sherialbritton5544]

I have a 2020 24' TT. This has been my most expensive year. Complete reseal roof, windows and doors, 4 new tires, repacking axles, leak testing $4,200.00. Usually total yearly maintenance under $2,000.00. I did a total of 3,800 miles this year. I will retire in 30 months and plan to do a lot more traveling.

[@hammer48ful]

You can RV on the cheap. We have a small towable RV. I do all the repairs and maintenance myself. Our biggest expense is tires and batteries about every 4yrs. We dry camp at state and federal parks. RVing helps keeping me sane. Already had the truck so I don't count that as an expense. We keep it very basic which how we live anyway.

[@jimestell3853]

THANKFULLY our costs have been much less than yours partially because we usually only put on about 3K miles a year and also thankfully have not had nearly as much costs in repairs (knocking on wood and crossing fingers). So totally we are around $5k. Not a yearly expense of course but a BIG one of having the RV is all the stuff you have to add to the RV to be able to use it and/or make it better than it was when delivered. As Big Blue sits here now we are just under $30K. Of course the biggest part of that is the Liquid Spring suspension (but so worth it). But on top of that you add up all the things in the bays, cabinets, and drawers that don't come with the RV that IS needed to use the RV and that pushes the $30K mark.

[@EndlessRVing]

This year was the most expensive on maintenance. We anticipate next year to be far less

[@mikef2004]

I have a 450HP diesel pusher and put 5000-6000 mi a year on it. $5000 in fuel average. I use a discount card (Open Roads)for diesel fuel and that helps a lot. I budget $3500 for general maintenance. It depends on what needs to be performed every year. Sometimes lees sometimes more. We travel to Red Bay, AL once a year for that. Labor is much cheaper there to get maintenance and repairs performed. Tires are around a $5000- $6000 expense every 5-6 years. My insurance is $4300/yr in Texas. Almost doubled over a 3 year period. Insurance is going to drive a lot of people out of owning a motorhome.

[@AveryFa]

We have a 2004 Itasca Sunrise gas coach and have traveled just under 4K so far this year. The cost of insurance, fuel, upkeep and general maintenance was $5,481. Thankfully, we didn't have any unexpected mechanical issues so I was able to do all our routine maintenance this year which made our cost of ownership fairly reasonable.. We did add a tow bar and the necessary equipment for our new "toad" this year which was just under $2,300, and was a one time purchase not included in our overall cost.

[@paulmadkow9143]

I full time RV. I stay at one place for winter months, usually Arizona. Summer in Utah. I don't travel much. I'm retired. Can't afford the fuel. I stay monthly at rv parks. Much more affordable. I usually don't stay at the same place to just mix it up a bit.

[@kdub1666]

Yes indeed. U can't buy an RV expecting to save money. And adding the other items like insurance, registration, storage, subscriptions, club memberships, rv washes, and depreciation. Similar to BOAT (bring out another thousand), RV could be revenue vanishing.

[@hotelboz]

We are 2 years full time and been around the US 20k miles with our gas motorhome. There is always something minor to be fixed DIY but have been lucky so far with nothing major. Have spent approximately $1000 on maintenance and repairs. I change oil myself , stealthy in campground, and average 8 mpg towing, at 59-60. Looking to sell soon and get out with pocket book intact

[@earlhunt2815]

2017 Winnebago Navion Mercedes sprinter 3500: Avg yearly cost $6,202 @ 7,755mi/yr. Includes maintenance and repairs, insurance, taxes, amortized tires, fuel, oil, DEF. Does not include $3,500 required suspension upgrades for safer drive; $3,000 12 volt 2 compressor refrigerator/ freezer upgrade; $12,000 Victron 3,000w power system, 600AH LITHIUM, and 1,000W solar system upgrade.

[@tomgaluski4605]

Good information thanks for sharing all of your Rv experiences.

[@lawrencebest9943]

I don't know as Police Officer how you afford to do it. I am a retired Police Officer and back working in Corporate Security making over $120K and I couldn't afford this. You two have a house and a son in college as well. BTW N.C. charges property tax on RV and vehicles.

[@EndlessRVing]

Multiple streams of income over many years

[@backtoasimplelife]

We have a fifth wheel we bought, barely used, in 2021: 2018 Columbus 1492, so it's not the base model. However, we saved many thousands over buying new. We've already had our tow vehicle for years, so that's been paid off: 2004 F350 Super Duty. Bulleproofed it when we bought it 11 years ago, tuned as well. $$ We have no desire to upgrade the old truck. We know what we have and that it's been maintained. So our camper payment is $280 a month (I send $325 every month though), and we had a downpayment of $8500. We mostly camp at a municipal owned campground not far from hubby's work: $30/night w/ full hookups and close to everything we could need. Our lack of going to other campgrounds comes down to convenience and trying to keep costs down. We can take extended camping trips when we stay close to hubby's work. I'm a school van driver and have off summers. Hubby takes the camper along with him to work on the day we are leaving, then we meet at the campground after his work. He works an "at will" second job, so sometimes he takes off for there and I finish setup. This arrangement keeps costs down plus allows us to camp longer than a weekend here and there, and we like it this way. With diesel fuel being costly this past season we did not travel to other campgrounds, but hopefully next year we will. Plus you have to schedule state park campgrounds well in advance in PA and we just didn't have extra funds due to veterinary bills. Our insurance is under $500/yr. for $60k in coverage. We did have to buy batteries when we bought the fifth wheel, and we bought golf cart batteries. $$ Also bought a solar panel array to keep the batteries topped off, but something is wrong with the built in "plug and play" charging system. I cook everything. We have a full size fridge and great pantry. I bought whatever camping items I could find at the consignment and thrift stores, then bought the rest new. This is how we manage to keep costs down. There is a state park near us that offers free boondocking, but they don't keep low hanging limbs cut back, so that's out. I wish we had more boondocking choices.

[@patriotone755]

$21000.00 in repairs/maintenance is a whole lot of cash…wow!

[@Rob0319]

Originally I was six months behind you going most time. Thanks to some changes at my place of employment my wife and I are about a year ahead of you. We just purchased a Newmar from NIRVC and can't wait to get it. Anyone considering retiring into the RV lifestyle needs to figure out how to do it as soon as they can financially make it work.

[@lorrieleaver2447]

It’s very interesting to learn the true costs of owning an RV. Thanks for educating us honestly about the unforeseen costs and consequences. I know you had the battle of the fridges but the joy as a family that you have with your RV is a pleasure to share. I’m guessing that any income from selecting the best products must offset costs considerably and I hope you can find more opportunities and even some unique products that you can distribute in your area without the competition. I certainly would support your recommendations as soon as I’m able. Good luck going forward and have the time of your lives 💐😊🥂

[@tanya334]

In other words, it keeps going up the older your RV becomes 😊 👍Still wouldn't change a thing !

[@EndlessRVing]

Next year should be far less cost for maintenance

[@NoGasWelcomeAboard]

DIY can help big time with costs!

[@mikewadams1]

22 months, right behind ya! WOW that’s a lot of money for sure. I was considering a class A, but will probably go with fifth wheel as that may be a little cheaper. I hope to purchase next year, so hopefully prices will drop a little more. We will also be paying cash.

[@oneeverest7332]

We purchased our first RV when our first child was around 7months. It was a small 5th wheel, 21ft, no slideout but great. We packed it with baby gear like the commercial, after the second kid. We used half the gear. Now with our third kid, we purchased a class C bunkhouse. We used less gear but our boys are eating what two adults would eat. I do oil changes myself, so $75 for that. Maintenance is still covered under warranty. I am going to change the batteries to lithium next year.

[@judyniedzielski8893]

thing about buying lithium batteries around black friday. There are great deals on them at that time of year only.

[@oneeverest7332]

I did purchase a 230ah lithium battery to replace the two batteries under the steps. It was during Black Friday and best price I seen of $550 so far.

[@Max-kj1xb]

Good points, I hope lots of people see this and quit buying RVs so we can get a good campsite even 3 or 6 months in advance, You didn't mention that many RV sites cost as much or more than a Hotel .

[@dalethompson6952]

Glad I have a small travel trailer. Just doesn’t seem worth it!

[@philc.9280]

If you want to lower your costs like we did after owning larger RV for years you will eventually have to downsize to a class B or pull a small trailer. We now drive a Winnebago Travato and love how inexpensive it is to maintain and operate. I do my own maintenance and the van gets 17.3 MPG. It only the two of us as the kids have grown up and no pets. We still have fun of course with much less space but it gets me everywhere and even in smaller parks and venues.

[@petewenk]

We have a ‘19 3401 BayStar, and agree in broad terms with your expense tracking. Nothing cheap about it!

[@kenaicardi8453]

I live in VA and bought an RV this year…just got my personal property tax bill…$3300 😞

[@EndlessRVing]

:/

[@petercriscuolo8383]

My automatic yearly expense for our 5th wheel toy hauler is $1,200. I take it back to the CW in Swedesboro NJ where I purchased it from for a full service and going over plus a Seal Tech test. For that money they inspect, test and service all the major components and repack the wheel bearings and the Seal Tech tests tests for leaks. Outside of that I dont have to spend much, especially becuase I routinely go over the whole thing myself anytime I am with the unit. Only other big expense was re-sealing the roof. For whatever reason Keystone is cheap with the dicor on the roof so I had it re done to the tune of $1,400 but it should last now for years with regular maintenance. Next big expense will be tires and that is just becuase I dont want the China bombs on there.

[@MaryWehmeier]

Check out the Toyos. We changed ours out this year, and they ride and wear well.

[@DLTJR1959]

We bought an 06 Wanderlodge in 2019. It had over 70K spent in updates by the previous owner and still had 24 months left on a great warranty. Using the warranty we've spent close to 15K in the first 4 years for maintenance and repairs. It's currently in the shop getting more done. It's gonna be quite a bit but that's the cost of ownership of a great coach. New flooring is going in in April.

[@Patty747]

We're going to the Tampa RV show for our first time in January. We plan to fly down. I'm happy to just get away from the NY winters. Since we already own an RV we are hoping to find information on Florida campgrounds and also see the floorplans on some smaller Class C motorhomes, in case we want to trade in the future.

[@TwistedOff]

👍

[@richardlaborde6460]

While we do spend some $$ it it’s not too much more than if we were to travel the same but without an rv. If I traveled by car I’d factor insurance, vehicle maintenance, fuel, hotel, cruise, airfare, travel insurance, etc. We soooo love rv life! Question, do you feel that the Liquid Spring upgrade has or will extend the life of your rv? At least the interior things like appliances, pipe connections, wooden shelves, etc.

[@volstagg57]

Sorry you guys are selling the RV! I hope another is in the near future. I can see how much you love the lifestyle!

[@jackbrown8052]

Some to much of the costs of RVing can be a tax writeoff depending on how you're using your RV. If you're writing about RVing while driving around the country items like fuel, maintenance and other items can be written off against your income from sources such as KZbin. Best to consult a tax expert.

[@EndlessRVing]

It is part of our business expenses.

[@jackbrown8052]

@@EndlessRVing I've never seen the business expenses from RV blogging posted. I think many RVers would be interested in how the tax deductions work. If you've done a post about this could you please provide link or do a post about the business side of RV blogging. Thanks.

[@sherriweber7105]

Hi Izzy and MJ! Wow! That is costly to have a motorhome. It cost the same amount of insurance for Nelli like it does for our car insurance here in Nevada with just my sister and I. When this year it was way less than next year! We even switched insurance and they said it’s going up in Nevada. It’s sad! But there’s nothing we can do. I know how you feel the expenses. I hate to see you get rid of Nelli. That’s your little baby lol! She’s too cute to get rid of. Hopefully next year it will be better with prices going down on everything. Thank you Izzy and MJ. Give your dogs(puppies) a kiss for me and Nelli too!

[@JohnG-bz1ev]

I saw you guys have a NewMar 3626 and was wondering if it is as tight as it looks when the slides are in?

[@EndlessRVing]

Plenty of room to move with slides in

[@richardrawlins7950]

Love you video's we are living at a campground now and are getting ready to snow bird down in Florida shopping around and can't wait so safe travels from Rick and Pam from southern Ohio at Big Bear Creek family campground

[@peeweeacres]

If you want to play you have to pay.

[@davidcline9547]

I thought you guys traded in your motor home? Or did you trade in for the 2019?

[@billtorrence8102]

if u move to LA u can just steal one. u can enjoy for a full 18 months b4 court. same for fuel🥶

[@rickl6697]

So N.J. doesn't have personal property taxes?

[@EndlessRVing]

No. They just tax you on everything else

[@CatNMrDJ]

Nor does MD which connects to VA that has them...

[@Bluponi]

Thanks for the honest look into the huge cost associated with RVing... Bob Wells from Cheap RV living claims you can do this lifestyle full time for $ 500 to 600 dollars per month. Obviously the true cost is much higher. Hopefully the revenue from the KZbin channel more than offsets the cost... Do you think the maintenance costs will be this much every single year ? Or is 2023 the most expensive so far in regards to maintenance...

[@EndlessRVing]

2023 was the most expensive due to some big maintenance costs. Years 1-4 were far less. We would expect 2024 to be far less

[@jackpalma3590]

OK, I have a question for you.. Where or name of the place to do your water leaking test? Need a name to see if there is a place here in Michigan to have it done on our Class C. Thanks for any information.

[@EndlessRVing]

The machine used for the test is called Sealtech rvleaks.com

[@richpuller1348]

You better sell your RV now. Prices are plummeting.

[@TheFiremanJoe]

I just spent $4000 to have my slide floor replaced thanx to water damage!

[@zmanvideo1]

thank you for this excellent video!!

[@krdyball2478]

Wow, that seems like a lot of money You should be like me and not keep track of it Just curious, how many miles do you have on your Baystar?

[@EndlessRVing]

30,000 miles

[@k-mparker]

Gooood video guys!!! Laughing my a$$ off, bcuz of the statement about Virginia - sooo very true!!! Taxes there are waaaay 2 high!!! Sold our house of 25 plus years almost 2 years ago and bought a 5ver and FT now. We literally got around a 25K a year raise after changing our domicile to South Dakota after selling the house. I an retired Navy and still work, so between those two incomes and the property taxes on the house and vehicles, the “commonwealth” of Virginia totally unacceptable. 👍😃🍻

[@garrisonshriver3074]

What do you do for a living? there is no way we could afford a motor home.

[@EndlessRVing]

We work for a living

[@edwardyudkoff7137]

I think he's a cop, not sure about her.

[@edwardyudkoff7137]

Cost me nothing cause I haven't got money to piss away like that.

[@paulcarson7703]

best video you have done

[@rjohnson3760]

Thanks!

[@EndlessRVing]

Thank you!

[@LoneWolf-xx3rz]

Y'all tapping out. Another KZbinr succumbed to the financial bleeding. Get a 5th wheel. The only thing with 5th wheels they are not built to travel like diesel pushers.

[@EndlessRVing]

Watch the video 😉

[@nobamaeveragain2012]

If you quit, you’ll have to change the channel mame to “Ended RVing” 😂

[@lindasteller]

What about insurance, and with whom do you have a policy?

[@EndlessRVing]

Our policy is with GEICO

[@joannef7912]

It seems like everything you post involves negativity - but it does give you a great advertising platform I’m done with Endless RVing. Sorry

[@EndlessRVing]

Did you watch the video?

[@joannef7912]

@@EndlessRVing yes

[@EndlessRVing]

@@joannef7912 so what was negative about the video?

[@southtownsjoe32]

DID YOU EVER OWN A HOUSE & PROPERTY? ..... YOU'RE WHINING ABOUT $20K......THAT'S NOTHING COMPARED WITH MAILBOX RESIDENTIAL LIVING & 2 VEHICLES TO DRIVE.... EVERYTHING COST SOMETHING.... IF YOU WANT FREE, LIVE WITH A RELATIVE OR IN A TREE.... JUST A SUGGESTION, STOP TALKING & DO SOME WORK YOURSELVES. ....YOU'LL SAVE 75% OF WHAT WAS SPENT.

[@kandiemoreland7267]

You must not be a regular viewer of their channel.

[@EndlessRVing]

Love the angry comments we get from trolls lol. All we can say is safe travels.

[@patricialmt5272]

What's wrong with you ?

[@NHRA_FREAK]

Nothing fun is ever cheap. With these high interest rates. Now isn't a good time for huge dollar purchases. If u didn't get all ur loans consolidated. When we had lower rates. Makes it even more difficult to get by with inflation.