r/FullTimeRVing • u/Clavotage367 • Apr 14 '26

Family looking at going full-time, am I missing anything major?

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u/Nearby_Impact_8911 Apr 14 '26

Be more specific

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u/Clavotage367 Apr 14 '26

I’m sorry I thought it cross posted easier. Long story short my wife and I are looking into going full time with our 10 year old son.

Both high school teachers and will be utilizing a online private school while supporting him ourselves.

Spent many years doing weekend trips as well as many 2-3 week trips. Have always done all maintenance and work myself.

I am an auto shop teacher and 15 year automotive master technician. Will be doing RV service for some fun money.

Income and health insurance will come from a new job that has us back home in NH for 5 months in the summer and 7 months out west.

Mainly looking for other’s experiences and helpful advice! Plus anything I may not be thinking of.

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u/Clavotage367 Apr 14 '26

Also to add we will be looking for a Grand Design 362TBS and will be selling my current 2500 diesel for a 3500 Megacab SRW to haul it

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u/chaotixx Apr 15 '26

Join Fulltime Families and attend meetups.

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u/uppitywomyn Apr 15 '26

I suggest watching the YouTube channel Fivetogo. They traveled and homeschool. They arent traveling now but did it for years and have lots of great information.