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"Us, too, a twenty foot travel trailer for three years! We did quite well, but I wanted to say what you said--rent an RV for about a month and LIVE in it to learn what your challenges are. It is not for everyone, as you pointed out very comically! Also, if you want to move around frequently, get an RV, they're designed for it and much more cost effective. American roads are so bad now that I would be fearful a tiny house would be shaken to pieces in a fairly short time. Even in RVs you begin to experience leaks, etc. If you have land, and don't plan to move around, a tiny house might be sturdier and more durable. And don't forget that everything costs money, almost nobody doesn't have to pay lot rent with close neighbors, fill propane tanks, pay for electric hook-ups, water/sewer or internet access, satellite TV. It is not cheaper than apartment living, or house living. For a variety of reasons, we now occupy an absolutely palatial 600 sq ft 1 bedroom apartment now, and love it!"
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