info for full timers

[Lloyd]

HUD Wants to Make Living in a Tiny House or RV Illegal

Why HUD's Proposed Rule Redefining RVs is Critical to RV Industry and RV Enthusiasts

[travelin texans]

Guess we're not paying enough taxes, those bums in Washington must need a raise & afraid to keep robbing Social Security.

[EJL]

I read both links, and I don't see any change to the full timer in an rv. Sounded to me like hud would no longer regulate the industry, and the RV industry would have to follow NFPA and ANSI building codes.

[Lloyd]

EJL is pretty much right on. I believe the bottom paragraph says it all.


At the same time, localities that set 6, 8, 10 or 12-month limits for an RV stay in a campground will continue to have those regulations. Finally, although RVs have always been specifically designed for recreational purposes, some states and localities do nevertheless permit people to live in RVs as a permanent residence and will continue to do so. HUD’s proposed rule will not change that.

Anyone who cares about RVing and the RV lifestyle should be rejoicing at the publication of this proposed rule and advocating for its adoption as proposed. It will keep our RVs rolling for the foreseeable future.