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Originally Posted by Belmont Resident
Cost to install a separate septic, power and water. That is a lot of $ to recover.
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A friend sent an experienced RV'er to me, asking if he could have a multi-seasonal rental of space on an empty lot adjacent to my FL home.
$$
$$.
He needed only house current for his bus-sized RV
and would run a drain hose to my septic tank.
Cooling to this whole new concept, I sent him away with the excuse that the County wouldn't allow the steel RV carport he wanted to install at his expense.
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Originally Posted by camp guy
I don't think I have seen this question on the Forum in the past, so this might bring a lot of comment. Certainly, on the face of it, with the right amount of land, it isn't all that bad of an idea.
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Like overnight anchoring and tying up to docks of friends, it's certain to be abused.
1) I've seen an RV brought in to a Winnipesaukee lakefront rental. It's that nearby cottage that shares
one septic system with a new McMansion—and the added bedroom converted from the
approved garage. For weekends, though, they can probably get away with it.
2) In the South, where land is spacious and cheap, I've seen one clever approach being the "storing" of a discarded yacht with on-board facilities—a landline for a small A/C—and a garden hose for water.
