“Ain’tcha glad ta finally live someplace y’kin park y’car on the lawn if y’ont to?” inquired my redneck cousin. “Uh…” The only response I could think of would’ve completely alienated the Georgia branch of the family that I was so eager to connect with. Why would anyone do something as uncouth as parking on grass? […]
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Hellooo South Dakota
Once we sell our house, we’ll be free agents and can choose as our domicile whatever state offers us the best combination of benefits. Texas, Florida and South Dakota are the top domicile states among RVers. Here’s why South Dakota gets our vote, and why we can’t even think about domiciling in New Hampshire (Georgia, either) right now.
This Is How You Break Free
Today’s post is a guest post from Derek Cobia, founder of The Frugal RVer and a registered investment advisor. Derek graduated from the University of Georgia with a degree in Family Financial Planning. He began his career at a boutique investment firm in the Atlanta area, where he was ultimately responsible for managing combined investment portfolios valued at over $150 […]
Downsizing Just Got a Whole Lot Easier
Since writing about the Garage Sale Gestapo several months ago, the county changed the code somewhat. I don’t have a copy of the previous version, but I promise you there was language in it that prohibited even indoor sales without a permit, and that said a code enforcement officer could enter the premises to verify whether or […]
It's easier to dream big with O.P.M.
Believe it or not, I don’t have a big problem with the planned Foxhall Resort development. I am not as negative about it as some of my friends, or my husband, who think it’s completely preposterous to locate a resort property in Douglas County, Georgia. I do think it’s a very risky venture, and that […]