Boyinks4Adventure

Go to RI because it’s the smallest state.

Go to KY and pick a couple blades of Kentucky Blue Grass.

Kitchen:
crockpot, electric fry pan?,electric griddle?, cookie sheet(s), 9x13 pan, “tupperware” type storage,

Homeschooling:

• must have a slide out
• no kitchen in a slide out
• battery space—room for one or multiple batteries?
• can computers be run on batteries for boondocking?
• bunkhouse in trailer
• a space for mike’s desk
• 30ft or less in length
• what are these airbeds? does the rv come with a compressor?

• domicile—keep house in order to have business?
• interest on rv —can claim on taxes as a second home mortgage?
• claim travel costs as business expenses?
• designated “spot” to claim for office space, a %age of electricity/gas/water expenses?
• hiring an accountant to handle receivables?
• what else do we need to think about?
• work done in other states…state income taxes?  if house kept, can this be simplified and handled as done in the past?
• Crissa an employee of BI—can health insurance be handled differently? Would this be a benefit to us?

We visited Lakeshore RV in Muskegon today for a couple of reasons:

• To just tour more RV’s to get a better idea of the options available
• To bring the kids this time so that they might better imagine life on the road
• To get some sample prices to give the bank, in order to get input on whether we can afford it

At this point based on what we imagine our requirements to be we are still looking at travel trailers (assuming a full size van as tow vehicle) or Class C motorhome (assuming some sort of 4WD toad).  We were a bit disappointed this dealer had very little in the way of motorized RV’s.  Their salesperson said he’d love to be able to sell them but the reality is he can stock 4-5 trailers for what a decent Class A or Class C rig costs.