You’ve worked a lifetime for this moment. Gone are the days of punching a time clock and dreading that early morning commute. You’ve retired and bought that RV you’ve always wanted. Now you can experience endless starry skies, the wonder of nature and the freedom of travel – all without the musty sleeping bags and soggy graham crackers of your youth. With an RV from Tennessee RV, you can see the road less traveled and bring along the conveniences of home.

 Charlie Anderson and Roger Sellers, owners of Tennessee RV, can help you find the RV of your dreams. Offering RVs and towable campers that range in price from $15,000 to $500,000, Tennessee RV has something to fit everyone’s budget and lifestyle. 

 Tennessee RV is pleased to announce the building of their new facility in East Knoxville near Strawberry Plains. They will be partnering with Camping World in their new 48,000-square-foot facility set to open in spring 2007.

 According to “Go RVing”, there are thousands of “part-time RV users, weekend and vacation travelers or seasonal snowbirds. Thousands more—some estimates go as high as a quarter of a million—live full-time in their RVs.”

 Today’s RVs have beautifully plush interiors with ample living, dining, and sleeping spaces. Generous kitchen and bath areas add to the convenience. RVs are truly a home away from home.

 

With an RV, you can reconnect with the world and visit places on your own terms on your own schedule. Take weekend trips, go north in the summer or south for the winter, visit family and friends, discover new places or re-experience old ones. You are only limited by your imagination.

 There are an estimated 30 million RV enthusiasts in the United States. RV owners travel an average of 4,500 miles and spend over 28-35 days on the road per year. RV vacations are overwhelmingly more economical that motel/hotel vacations, from one-third to three-quarters less expensive, according to a recent study comparing vacation costs. Eighty-seven percent of RV owners surveyed by Louis Harris agreed that “for low-cost vacations, there’s little to beat an RV.”

 Attractive interest rates and flexible payment plans make owning an RV easier than ever. There is also a predominant attitude among lenders that RVers are reliable buyers. A low 1.09 percent of all RV loans are delinquent. As a result, lenders are extending RV loan terms and making monthly payments more affordable, according to a survey of RV lenders published by Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA). 

 You might be surprised to learn that an RV may help you trim your personal tax bill.

 “When filing your taxes at the end of the year, you could grab a big deduction by claiming your RV as your second home,” says the Michigan Association of Recreation Vehicles and Campgrounds (MARVAC). “Depending on certain conditions, your RV can be considered a second home if it enables a person to use it as a dwelling unit—meaning that there must be cooking, sleeping and bathroom facilities.”

 The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) publishes two booklets that contain helpful information regarding the tax deductibility of RV loan interest. Copies of “Publication 936-Home Interest Deduction” and “Publication 523-Selling Your Home” are available by calling the IRS at 1.800.829.3676 or visiting www.irs.gov.

Let the experts at Tennessee RV get you on the road. Currently, you can visit Tennessee RV at their Kodak, Tennessee location at 195 Foretravel Drive in Sevier County, but keep an eye out for the grand opening of their new facility at Exit 398 on I-40 in East Knoxville. For more information, call Tennessee RV at 800-678-2233.