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Question of the Week
 
How much is the monthly loan payment on your RV?
 
With  1666 responses thus far, here's how the voting is going:
 
$99 or less
2.16% (36)
$100 to $299
14.11% (235)
$300 to $599
21.49% (358)
$600 to $999
13.15% (219)
$1,000 to $1,499
5.52% (92)
$1,500 to $2,000
1.14% (19)
More than $2,000
0.36% (6)
None. My RV is paid off.
42.08% (701)
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Our travel trailer was paid off last April. It was a real thrill to finally pay it off. We were real thankful to have it when we had to evacuate for Hurricane Rita. We have taken good care of it and we hope to use if for many more years. We are retired and can use it whenever the mood (and our finances) strikes us.
Posted:   12/19/2005  By: Charlotte & Charles Petry  
We sold our home, and put money on the principal, but chose not to refinance, so it will be paid off in about 3 1/2 to 4 yrs., if not sooner.
Posted:   12/19/2005  By: Anonymous  
I sold the house in Arizona and paid for my Minnie Winnie. Now Mrs. Festerbhum and I can travel the RV parks looking for adventure and action.
Posted:   12/19/2005  By: Bill Festerbhum  
Our 1986 Itasca has been paid off for quite a while now. She only has 55,000 miles on her and we have refurbershed the inside twice. I am only 53 and wife is 56, we will buy new before we go full time in about 5 years.
Posted:   12/18/2005  By: Pedro  
My wife and I own a 93 Coachman class A diesel. It is paid off. We owe no one for anything. The freedom from paying bills is what allows us the freedom to travel.
Posted:   12/18/2005  By: Deegan Peter  
We refinanced and bet the house we could own a new class C three years ago. Been working pretty well!
Posted:   12/18/2005  By: bloom  
We just bought our 2002 Gulfstream a year ago. We made payments on a home equity line of credit for months until our financial advisor told us about a reverse mortgage. We paid of our motorhome and no longer have those high interest payments. If you feel that it is right for you, we recommend it!
Posted:   12/18/2005  By: Wife 54 Husband 69  
Pink Flamingo, Ours is a 2004 Bounder,we are fulltimers,50 & 56 years of age. We love this lifestyle We are both retired.
Posted:   12/18/2005  By: Anonymous  
I too am fortunate to be in the group of those that have no payments. mine is a 95 pusher and lots of newer ones out there but it does the job and keeps my income free to travel on.Would have to work part time to afford payments which would mean less time on road. Not worth the trade off to me! Fulltimer
Posted:   12/18/2005  By: John D  
Pink Flamingo, My rv is a 1990 Southwind class A ,it looks and runs like new , also I have never had problems with it.I would not sell or trade it for a $100,000 dollar dept,I will use that money to travel this beautiful country
Posted:   12/18/2005  By: The Road Runner  
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