RV Living: Retire into an RV with Social Security

How to Use Social Security to Live in an RV Full Time

By: George Lee

Narrated by: Thomas Kaluza

A powerful way to live your dream of RVing full time.

Have you had the longing to live in the great outdoors but could never do so before retiring? Does a sense of adventure call to you, but you feel like you are constricted by your Social Security checks to live a good life? Are you contemplating living the RV life or are about to begin doing so?

If that is the case, then this will be the most important message you might ever hear.

I, George Lee, will share the secrets of RVing full time on just your Social Security income. That’s right folks. You can actually live a much better and fulfilling life in an RV, using just the Social Security checks you receive every month. In fact, there are many others, including me, who are doing this right now!

In this audiobook you will learn about:

• How to figure out your monthly RVing budget based on your Social Security income
• The biggest mistake you have to avoid when buying your first RV
• The top five specs you have to look at when buying an RV
• The number one state to register your RV
• How RVing can help you pay off debt and avoid it completely
• Four different ways to receive mail when you are living in an RV
• The most overlooked utilities to bring with you when you start living in an RV
• The top three ways to tow your vehicle and which one is the best for you
• How to handle kids and pets in an RV

This audiobook has been designed to guide you through the process of RVing full time on Social Security, start to finish. No need to do research. Just jump in.

Every day that you spend in the “sticks and bricks” life is another day that you waste your hard-earned Social Security money on a lifestyle that leaves you unhappy, unsatisfied, and strapped for money and opportunity.

Take action now and buy this audiobook!

©2019 George Lee (P)2019 George Lee

Not what I expected or needed.

I wish the author had taken more of a glass half full approach. Nothing new.

Dry, boring and basic

If you've just started looking into this subject, this book may be a good place to begin. If you've done some basic research then this book is a waste if time. Covers the obvious and provide s very little insight into the topic.

Stuff you already know

I gave 2 stars because at least the author is smart enough to get $10 from me. This is a book with information so basic you'd have to be stupid to find it useful. I can summarize this book in a sentence: Live on less than you make. Not sure how this got such high reviews. "Before parking, make sure the parking space is clear." This is what you get.

Lame generic and poorly written

Sounds like travel brochure with a lot of general statements like “plan your budget “. I’d return it if possible.

Dry and Basic

This book was written in 2018?! Advice includes how to downsize your house by getting rid of books and describes a Kindle. Get rid of your CD's and that streaming music "is the future". I had to look up the publishing date because I thought I had wasted a few $'s on something written at least 15 yrs ago. Most of the book is common sense. Does anyone really need to be told to only bring pots and pans that you use and to get rid of clothes that don't fit you? This "information" is really in this book! Pass

Learned Alot

Many helpful tips if you are planning to live in an RV. Im sure I will refer back to this book to help me with my new journey. Very nice narration

Don’t waste you money or credits

This would be better called a pamphlet rather than a book first off. The chapter on choosing an RV is really a joke. You can pull a 5th wheel with a variety of trucks not just a flat bed. They come with different types of hitches other than a goose neck, so the piece is factually inaccurate. It is also a joke to think senior citizens would like camping in a pop up tent camper. Mentioning it is ok but the thought of full timing in a pop up really stupid. You spent a chapter discussing medical issues, your lack of knowledge of what is available you should have just skipped it. You didn’t speak to prescriptions or portability of coverage. There was not a thing presented that was worth the cost of this rag. DONT BUY IT.