Houseboats: Swingers Discussion 211797

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TOPIC: Houseboats

Created by: new2wild Original Starting post for this thread:
Anyone here live aboard a houseboat fulltime? We have been playing with the idea for several years but would love some insight from those with knowlage.

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User Details are only visible to members.	I have nothing relevant to contribute to this conversation other than sharing my own semi-related dream. I've been trying to convince my partner to sell all of our stuff so we can live in a nice 40"+ RV. She rarely likes any neighbors that we've had (admittedly, I didn't like them either) so I keep telling her that if we lived in an RV and had assholes for neighbors that we could just pack up our patio furniture, unplug the house and drive down the street. She has yet to sign off on this idea. And now I can't play the bad neighbor angle anymore since we don't have any neighbors for at least 100 yards in any direction. I don't think I'm going to win this one. Anyway, good luck with the houseboat. The suggestion of renting is probably the best way to go about it. Maybe even try for 6mo instead of a year so that you can get out quick if you find out you don't like it. T
Danville PA			Username hidden (1773 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	We considered it 8 years ago when we re-located from Florida to Georgia. Scrapped the idea after touring the marina's and limitions that lifestyle would have living on a lake. Basic cable,utilitys,parking for land vechiles if you have more then one. Lots of stuff to consider. Overall marinas are not a very nice "neighborhood" I would suggest maybe renting for a year minimum first before buying. As a former Realtor I'd say it's all aout Location, Location, Location. Saltwater would afford great adventours traveling but is expensive as far as up keep. Rivers that have the channel depth and channel locks could be fun but it still has that land locked feeling IMO. Good luck
Atlanta GA			Username hidden (2136 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	Anyone here live aboard a houseboat fulltime? We have been playing with the idea for several years but would love some insight from those with knowlage.
Indian Mound TN			Username hidden (27 post)

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TOPIC: Houseboats