Hi & Welcome. The opportunity to attend the rally is one that many of us who now full-time wish we might have taken. Like many others, running our business didn't allow us to take the time, so we learned all we could from these pages and archives. I encourage you to search these as well.However nothing is better than being with those who have done it! The issue of "stuff" and things that tie one to a particular place or life needs to be sorted properly, of course. We got very lucky. We decided to start the process by trading in our TT for a new 5er we felt we could F/T in,and bought it. Then we listed the house a year before we projected to hit the road, due to bad market, as advised. The house sold in three weeks to a cash buyer, for 97% of the asking price and since the guy was getting divorced, he bought everything in the house,down to the dishes,etc. Since we had the new rig and fully outfitted it prior, we moved to our favorite campground nearby and that was it. We had a business to sell, too and the economy made that problematic,so we operated it for two more school years, took off each summer in the rig, and are now back for the final school year. In June we will sell the equipment for whatever we can get, sell a company truck, and hit the road for good. Point is once you feel comfortable with the concept, the rest can happen,even quickly, and if there are any snags, the flexibility allows you to adjust. That is how it has come down for us.

Richard