I can now confirm without a doubt that fulltiming is so much cheaper than living in a bricks and mortar house.

If I exclude items that are identical for each such as food, clothing etc.

Living in a house costs;

• Mortgage or Rent  £500
• Council Tax £75 (includes 25% single person allowance)
• Electric £40
• Gas £50
• Water and Sewerage £30
• Building and Contents cover £35 per month

Total costs per month are £730

Living in a Motorhome Costs

• Gas £60 month in winter,  £14 in summer  Over a year this will be maximum £522 / 12 = £43  This will be cheaper once I get an LPG tank fitted.
• Campsites £45 per week.  I have only used campsites for about 3 weeks in total over the last 3 months but will include this in the weekly costs £180/month
• Vehicle insurance £45 per month
• Diesel I am using 1 tank a month maximum so £60 per month.
• Launderette £7 per week.

The total is £335.00

This week I have found out I have to replace all 7 tyres on my van, This is going to cost £612.00 but these tyres will last 5 years so that equates to £10.20 per month.  I have not included this in as I had a £350 boiler repair bill on my house.   I have not included vehicle maintenance costs as you have domestic maintenance costs which will be much higher.  Replacing carpets,  cleaning, redecorating, garden fences etc etc.

The £335 I spend per month now is less than I could even rent a tiny house for.  Fulltiming is definately a cheaper way to live for me.