The Truth about RV Living: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

Finally, there’s a book that tells you the truth about living in an RV. In the book, best-selling author Jerry Minchey takes you on a personal and inspiring journey into the real world of full-time RV living. He shares the experience and wisdom he has gained from his seven years of full-time RV living. He gives you heartfelt advice and shares intimate anecdotes that will make you feel like you have shared the experiences with him. In this book, there’s no sugar-coating of anything. This book covers the good, the bad and the ugly parts of the RVing lifestyle. This book tells it like it is in a way no other book has done before. Jerry said, “I’ll admit, that my previous ten books about living in an RV have made some parts of the lifestyle sound more glamorous, exciting, and fun than they really are.”
• Based on the author’s seven years of full-time RV living, the book debunks the over-hyped glamour of the RV life and digs into what it’s really like to live and travel full-time in an RV on a day-to-day basis.
• A dynamic new look at the real challenges of living, traveling and working in an RV as a couple, a family, and as a solo RVer.
• In the book, you’ll find real-life stories of RV life on the road that pack a punch of insight, humor, and emotions . . . Telling someone about RVing is like talking about grandkids. Most people tend to talk about all the good and wonderful things and leave out the bad, heartbreaking, and expensive parts. Maybe not intentionally, but it’s just human nature to remember and talk about the good times when it comes to RVing and grandkids. The lifestyle is not all sunsets, campfires, and margaritas, but enough of it is to make a lot of people decide that they don’t want to live any other way.Of course, not everyone feels this way. It’s not the right lifestyle for everyone. Maybe it’s not the right lifestyle for you. If it’s not the right lifestyle for you, it’s better to find that out before selling everything and hit the road. That’s the purpose of this book. It’s not to talk you into living full-time in an RV or talk you out of it. The purpose of this book is to arm you with truth and facts so you can make an informed decision. By the time you finish reading this book, you will know some wonderful things about the RVing lifestyle that you had not heard about before. But you’ll also know some bad things (and some really bad things) that you had not heard about before either.