Before you move into an RV, you need to decide what you’re going to with your great-aunt’s teapot collection, your big-screen television and other Things That Do Not Fit In An RV. Depending how long you plan to be away, you might store some things, especially items that harbor a great deal of sentimental value. But if you don’t have a lot of treasures (I’m talkin’ real treasures like diamonds and gold and not perceived treasures like your set of ladybug napkin rings that are oh-so-cute!), you might just consider jumping off the ledge of sanity and…
…SELL IT ALL!
What? Did I really suggest such a crazy idea? Why yes, I sure did. After all, it’s just stuff. And keeping stuff, as innocent as it might seem, comes at a price. I’m not talking about the purchase price either. I’m talking about the price you never see: what it costs you in space, time to move it or dust it, and the immobility you suffer because, gosh, someone has to look over all that stuff while the rest of us are off living our lives!
So, if you need some tips on freeing yourself from 18 sheet-sets, two toaster ovens and a lime-green crockpot you never use, mosey on over to SellOnlineKing.com where you will learn all the tricks of selling your stuff.
See you on the road!
-Melanie
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Hi! My name is Nicole Willson and I am a Community Specialist over at RVParking.com. I recently came across your blog through Families on the Road and I really enjoyed reading it. I was wondering if you’d be interested in guest blogging about planning budget-friendly activities for children on the road as part of our series on RVing with kids. All of our guest bloggers are linked on our blog. Please let me know if this is something you’d be interested in.
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