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RV Insurance for Full-Timers?

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Q. I'm thinking of becoming a fulltime RVer with no fixed address. Any suggestions for getting drivers licenses and RV insurance?

A. I'm going to throw this one over to the many fulltimers out there for their expert advice and comments but I think the first thing we need to establish is what your nationality is? Are you American? Canadian? It will make a difference.

~Marianne

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by: Rattlesnake Joe

My wife and I sold our house and became full time RV'ers. We use Oregon as our residence because Oregon has no sales tax. We live half the year in Oregon. Usually the hot summer months and then its off to Arizona for a warm winter. We figure we live cheaper in Oregon because of no blasted sales tax, period. We buy all our big ticket items in Oregon and only food, gas and cheap rent in AZ [if we don't boondock].

We use a mail service here in Oregon to send us our mail while in AZ and use the RV Park address in Oregon for our mail when living in Oregon.

A family member is a insurance agent here in Oregon so we use him and he takes care of us real good and we don't worry about anything anymore.

We register our SUV and travel trailer in Oregon too as it is sooooo cheap [less than a hundred bucks for both].

We get our drivers license in Oregon too. Cheap and we find an out of the way Dept of Motor Vehicles to use so we don't have to take a number and wait. And did I mention OREGON IS CHEAP?

Just one word of caution...please keep this info under your hat. If the blasted government finds out they will tax us to death like they already have and take our wealth away from us, like they already have.
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by: Marianne

For Canadians, I can recommend Wayfarer Insurance (www.wayfarerinsurance.com). Call 1-800-461-0318 for a free quote.

We shopped around and found no one could compare with their rates for our b-class RV and we liked their personal service (a real person actually answers the phone) so much that we eventually switched our car insurance over to them as well. The rates for the car were competitive too. We haven't had a claim, so can't say anything about that aspect.

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