Are you a beginner who knows nothing about RVing?
With over 11.2 American households owning an RV, times are changing.
RVing has exploded onto the scene, and with that come many new RVers.
Too many times, I see newbie RVers make the same costly mistakes over and over again.
Do you know what caused the power to go out or why the RV is leaking? Not everyone is born a handyman.
Or are you stressed about picking the right RV? I mean, there are a ton of options.
Do you even know how much money you're leaving on the table from clubs and discounts? Probably not.
When starting out, it can be so overwhelming that you don't even enjoy your brand-new RV.
New Rvers continue to repeat history, but I believe you can rewrite the narrative.
In this book, you will discover
- How to save $340 a year with a free RV app
- The perfect time to buy an RV
- What you need and don't need to pack
- Why you keep on having RV plumbing issues
- The best way to handle the dreaded black tank
- What you need to protect your RV from unclean outlets
- How to get the fastest internet on the road
The Average RVers spends 3-4 weeks in their RV each year, and the living expenses can range anywhere from $1400 to 3,000 a month.
Learning how to save on these expenses will keep you out on the road longer, allowing you to stay away from that tedious 9-5 job.
I continuously see people pack things they never use and forget the essential items they need.
Packing doesn't have to be complicated, stressful, or confusing as people make it.
New RVers burst pipes, breakwater pumps, and create leaks yearly after year, just because they don't use the right products. It's such a simple fix, yet so many don't know about it.
Did you know that by plugging into one bad outlet, you can completely fry your RV's electrical system?
You think I am lying, but this happens every year to even the most experienced campers.
Most RVers can't even get internet access, or when they do, they get trapped into a plan that's way too expensive.
Rving has a steep learning curb, but getting over it should be a fun adventure, not a stressful, chaotic, and tedious process.
You can start thriving and get over the beginners learning curb even if you've never stepped foot in an RV before.
If you want to make RVing feel like a vacation and not a giant chore, then scroll up and hit the add to cart button. 
