For years, when I worked as a musician, my parents tried to sell me on the idea of a motorhome. Even then I knew they had a point: It would be great for traveling and plying my musical trade, then I could park it just about anywhere when I wasn't touring. But the truth is that we never had enough tour dates to make it feasible and I didn't relish the idea of living in a motorhome on someone else's lot.
These days, I kinda wish I had gone on and gotten that motorhome. There's a lot to be said for being able to live on your own and vacation at the same time. I mean, you can be in one state one night and another the next, your rent is whatever it costs you to rent a lot (most of which feature beautiful scenery), yet you still have all the conveniences of home. Not a bad life, I'd venture to say.
While I'm still considering my opportunities and direction, I know RVTrader.com is the site where I'll start looking. And most likely the site I'll be selling my RV on if and when I decide to go for something more "brick-and-mortar"-ish.
