RV Living Full Time:: 100+ Amazing Tips, Secrets, Hacks & Resources to Motorhome Living!

This was an extremely detailed and useful guide. As someone who has never lived in an RV, but is considering purchasing one, I found this very insightful. It's clear the author has taken his own real life experience and transformed it into an information packed guide for others that may be interested in spending time in an RV. The book includes many helpful checklists including the first timer's checklist and a maintenance checklist. I also thought the lists for setting up and breaking down the RV when you park it were very helpful. The book is full of detailed tips including safely and even food prep tips that has really gotten me even more excited to pursue this dream of spending some time touring the country in a RV. Pick it up - you will not be sorry!

I lived full time on the road before, for 6 years. And prepping to again in a few years. And wanted to ..brush up. This book is BEGINNER based. Discusses streamlining your kitchen wear, storage tricks and set up/take down once at a camp spot. I only found 20% of it relevant to a seasoned person (myself). The author discussed trip planning software, website references and the "must" items to pack on a trip. I liked those chapters. I have another book, geared towards a ..moderate..full timer. Like me, I am not a mechanic. But I also dont "glamp", I do boondock. "The rv handbook. Essential how to guide for the rv owner" by Bill Estes, at 300 pages. This gets into GVWR, types of tow hitches, sway bars, dinghys and basic systems troubleshooting and much more. This "RV Living Full Time: 100+ Amazing Tip.." book never gets into those. This light read, I completed in under 1 hour, at 59 pages. This book, has the "fun" tips, but not the grit of owning a rv. It was affordable, I purchased an used one $ 4.99. And I gained that 20%, so I am ok with my purchase.

We are in the early stages of starting our dream of going on the road to support my growing craft business and my husband's writing career! This is the first book in what promises to be MANY books and prep materials and I really enjoyed it. It's a very easy read and a great overview. It brought up a lot of things I hadn't considered, (who knew some states require a different license?). I felt that the tricks/tips section was outstanding as was the LINKS info: I wish the author had gone more in depth for some of the items, (he should write a sequel). Overall, it gave me a lot to chew on and digest and brought us one step further to casting off our tethers and hittin' the road.

Great info but it's very short! I read it in about 30 minutes including taking notes. There's some practical stuff that's worth taking notes, that's the good part.

What an amazing resource! My wife and I are actually considering getting an RV and have had a difficult time locating resources in what to look for. Sure our family members have them as well, but they really just threw a rock in the dark in buying theirs and got lucky. I loved how Kevin gave me some excellent places to look for an RV AND WHAT to look for in an RV. In addition, I learned a lot about legalities involved, PLUS got a TON of excellent advice about what to do once I own the RV. Kevin, thank you for your excellent book! This is such a great resource if you are looking to purchase/or have an RV. Well done, Kevin!

This book is nothing as it appears on Amazon. The first warning was its size. It is a paper-thin booklet that gives no details whatsoever of any subject regarding the RV life. I have owned and traveled in three RV's during my life and I could have written this book in 48 hours. The author skims over every subject required of RV living and provides no details on any subject; only titles or sources. He makes no attempt to delve into important subjects in detail and thus provide real knowledge to any person on the road with an RV. I would suggest any buyer look carefully at other source material. It is clear that the author was limited by funding to publish this book and was placed in a position to provide only the slimmest of details to make it fit within a given budget. I gave this two stars instead of one only because the author made some type of effort, but fell far short.

A really essential book to have whether you plan to live in an RV or go on a long trip with it. The author is really detailed and knows everything important when it comes to RVs. From choosing one, to taking care of it, what are the essential things to have in a RV and so much more. It even gives you tips on how to earn extra while on the road. The hacks that he's mentioned were really a great help. Can't say nothing but positive for this book, because it is that good.

I find it hard to believe this earned even 3 stars from any other reviewer. I am a 10 year veteran on the road with multiple RV's part-time, looking at going full-time when we retire or take a sabbatical. I was looking to this book to give me guidance on the nitty gritty of that undertaking with topics like how to forward mail, choosing a state of residence for taxes, etc but instead I got a lame checklist of basic RV skills that any RV user figures out in their first season. Poorly written, poorly referenced, and purely one person''s limited experience dictating a few tips of advice, most of which are common sense ("don't drive for more than 4 hrs or if fatigued"). Really? M.O. should be added to the authors credentials (Master of the Obvious degree). He refers to "newbies" in the book/pamphlet several times. I would inform the author that he is a newbie to writing, and has a lot to learn about informing his audience or providing useful and thoroughly researched information in this age of online access. I could have written a more informative pamphlet or blog in my sleep. It was thrown directly into the recycling bin 20 minutes after opening the cover. Not s single useful fact or pearl was gleaned from the entire "book". Don't waste your money unless you are a complete neophyte to RV'ing. And even then, you'd be better off talking to a Camping World employee for a couple of hours.

Great read! Filled with tons of wonderful advice and informative RV tips. If you're looking to get started living a RV lifestyle you'll want to check this one out. Well written with a load of great resources to check out. Very pleased I went ahead and got this book. Definitely recommend!

Man liked this book. Lots of good information.

I bought this at the same time as another RV book and it is really useful! Lots of information and advice about the RV life, helpful questions to consider before purchasing an RV or deciding whether to rent or not and more. There is a checklist which is great and gives a list of things you will likely need to purchase/borrow before RVing. As well as this safety and expenses are covered as well as food prep and storage. There is even a chapter on making money on the road and travel recommendations!

The book will make you want to have your own RV. There are some really good tips inside. People who are already using an RV to kind of travel and live as well would find this book to be a great resource. But for people like who are just starting out, there is plan to find the right RV for you and then the author gets right into the tips from the maintenance to making it more spatial. Travel lovers would like this book.

Great book, lots of info. Would recommend to all that are thinking of doing this kind of life style. Thanks