~lmulltiming--having an RV for a home--is different than liv-<br > ing in a fixed dwelling. It， like any lifestyle， has its own idio-<br >~syncrasies; however， with fulltiming the problems are few<br >and the pleasures are many. It s a lifestyle that offers the freedom to<br >live where you want， when you want， and how you want.<br > In our travels， we constantly meet people who want to become<br >fulltimers but don t quite know how to go about changing their<br >lifestyle; they also want information about what living in such a<br >way entails. We are always happy to answer questions， but in a<br >brief or even lengthy conversation， it s impossible to cover every-<br >thing the potential fulltimer needs to know. -"<br > This was the main reason for writing this book. We hope it will<br >dispel doubts， answer questions， give you ideas， and provide the in-<br >centive needed to get you started. If you are already a fulltimer， you ll<br >find it contains a wealth of useful information for you as well.<br > In compiling this book， we have drawn upon many of our own<br >experiences， but because everyone s fulltiming is different， we have<br >also included the experiences of many others engaged in the<br >lifestyle. We don t expect people to do it "our way" if another way<br >works better for them.<br > Whether your fulltiming includes traveling all the time or just<br >seasonally， whether you do it in a motorhome or trailer， whether you<br >