DianneOK
Donnelly, ID
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Make it a true big rig friendly park/cg and we will come to you, no matter where it is  Might even consider working for you 
Dianne
Donnelly, ID
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AndreC
Northern VA
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The biggest advantage of owning your own business, is that you get to pick the
50 to 60 hours a week that you work.
Also, if your going to be open year round, when will you be able to travel in your RV ?
Andre
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WTTCS
freedom , U.S.A.
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Let's see, would I consider owning an rv park ???
After years of reading this forum and others pretaining to rving, and traveling the country , I thought about it one time...............
for about 1 second!
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Wingnusa
Scott and Brenda Albuquerque, NM
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Brenda works in the park we're staying at for now and we both agree that we need more of a life than this. No thanks for us but if you decide to do it....good luck!!
Scott and Brenda Schnelle
Olivia and Jasmine, Mini Schnauzers
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sportrac
Canada
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At the drop of a Hat.
Paul & Kathy
Canada
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wip
Manhattan Kansas
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Make sure you aren't "buying a job." That is, make sure you get a return on investment in addition to your salary. Otherwise you are better off getting your salary from someone else and investing your money somewhere where it does bring a return on investment.
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trkrhelp
On The Road
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Generally the ROI guys seem to overlook that value of SATISFACTION - so when you're calculating your ROI don't forget to factor in the satisfaction that comes at the end of the day from looking at what you've accomplished with your own sweat and tears. It's something that you never get from working for someone else.
John Ewing
2007 Allegro Bus 42QRP ("TisIt")
2005 Sportster/HydraLift ("Dinky")
2002 Miata toad ("Mellow Yellow")
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INDIAN CREEKER
Chasing the 70s
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One thing to offer. SNAP OUT OF IT!! Now get back out there and enjoy life with the rest of us. Dave
"06" Cedarcreek 36RLTS, "06" Chevy 3500 Duramax....THIS IS OUR HOME!
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elh0146
Sioux Falls, SD
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WadenCeeJay wrote:Would YOU consider it?
NO, absolutely not!
Unless you have a seasonal campground, you'd be tied to it 24/7/365...don't count on being able to find competent help who could run the place while you were gone.
Then there's the fact that you'd have to deal with the public, not always a pleasant thing.
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restlesswind
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How much fun....?None...more fun traveling an staying in the park for just a few days or weeks then moving on..
Hichhiker DA
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