We hope to see you soon.

Thanks! Funny thing is that we just rewatched this video the other night and thought my goodness we need to do another video and catch everyone up. My husband is in school now and will finish in early 2022. He still thinks the school is a great investment but we are staying at a cheaper campground about 20 miles away.

My husband just went thru the Solar class and the Victron company that makes inverters also requires a PC. What the heck?

@@LoadedUpandTraveling it's a gosh dang conspiracy i tell ya!

My husband will be an RV Inspector and an RV Technician so we are expecting him to be busy. I will support him in the background. What job are you doing to be able to live in your RV full time?

We have just started our new career and it's slow going because we are living in FL now versus TX. We do want to get more experience with RV's before jumping in 100% so my husband plans on applying for jobs at local dealerships. We did make friends with a local inspector and that relationship has been a godsend because my husband had been able to help him on inspections and technician calls. We believe a good collaboration is important.

Wow! That's the first negative I've seen. And that's an awesome negative!

We are in the middle of a very long process in selling our home. We've been delayed 4 times and the stress has been high. We will make a video on our way up to Elkhart, IN to pick up our rig. Hopefully that happens the first weekend of June. Thank you for watching and reaching out.

We worked in Florida for over 6 months and did a lot of inspections and some consistent warranty work for Vanleigh and Alliance RV. Both companies were great to work with. We always got paid and learned a lot. My husband did end up getting a job at a general RV dealership and learned way more than what the school taught but the dealership had never heard of the school which I thought was weird. In the end, we went back to truck driving as a team because we have a consistently high income now. My husband only made $23 per hour at the dealership but we made significantly more, $135 per hour in Florida in 2021. Again, we learned so much and looking back it has been a part of our life journey, no regrets.

My husband has spent so much time away from his family while truck driving that we made the switch to be together more often. When we were team drivers for 10 years, it was ok and we loved traveling the country but now that we are soon to be empty nesters, we needed more time with our daughter.

@@LoadedUpandTraveling Thank You for your insight.

My husband is staying a truck driver until Sept 2021 and then will attend the RV Technician School. We see emails every week asking for Inspections across the country from the NRVIA school.

Before buying an RV, just like when you buy a house and want to do a home inspection to ensure you don't have any hidden major repairs. However, you can also do an inspection after you purchase your RV just for peace of mind.

These are similar to other trades where you have to maintain education thru the years to keep your certification. My husband says that taking all of the Master RV Technician courses will give him plenty of what he needs but I do know that colonies like Lippert and Victron have classes on their products. Maybe even Morryde has them too. We'll have to find out if those are able to used as continuing education units.

My husband is just now finishing the courses required for Master RV Technician. We wanted to have both under our belts before he left truck driving. We launch win mid February in Florida but will travel after the summer to the north. So, I don't have anything to share yet but the networking that you have access to thru the school is great.

Any updates? Thank you

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