Please be advised, no one on these forums is trying to talk you out of your future plans. Everyone here is, however, sharing those things you should consider ahead of time and be prepared for them so you will be successful. The "image" of full timing sounds magnificent on many levels. But the reality of actually doing it "can" be just the opposite experience. So, please don't get put-off by the comments, we're here to help, to help prepare you better, and to be successful for the rest of your life.
I also advise doing some searching on the internet about full time life. There are countless YouTube videos about the pros and cons of full timing and hundreds of blogs and web sites dedicated to the subject also. There are several "clubs" you can check into that can also lend you some good-solid advise, like the "Escapees" group.
There's a lot to consider and deal with. Just to name a few: Maintaining a permanent residence for vehicle insurance and registration purposes, health/life insurance, doctor visits, banking and your social security and Medicare arrangements. If you have pets you'll need to upkeep them on their vet visits and shot-record (absolutely vital if you travel and are around people). A really, really BIG one to deal with is maintaining an internet connection. Your Smart Phone with a wifi hot spot may be OK, until you exceed the bandwidth of your plan, or you enter a dead zone. Regardless.... you will eventually have oil changes for your vehicle, tires to replace, and even windshield wiper blades to replace. Using established repair shops is a lot more convenient than finding new ones. You no doubt will want to be registered to vote in some municipality, somewhere. You'll need an established address for that too.
Again, none of this is to discourage you. Really, it's to help prepare you for success.
Seek out some of these internet resources and do your home work. It's better to have all of this stuff worked out before you sell-out and turn over the keys than after!
My wife and I DREAMED of full timing. We were avid campers all our married life. We had tents, pop-ups, travel trailers and now a fifth wheel. The week-end trips became more and more, and then when we advanced in our jobs, we were able to work from home. We started staying away form "home" longer and longer as we could work from the camper .... Anywhere! .... um ... so we thoughts.
That's when the internet access became the single most important thing we had to maintain. We morphed through several attempts and it took us about 3 years to finally find a system that worked for us.
As we traveled farther and farther, and longer and longer, it became apparent we could not "break" company with our stick-n-brick home. We had too many ties there (both financial and legal). We realized that "true" full timing would never work for us.
Fortunately, our son moved back in with us and brought his baby son with him (wife left him for another guy). And we've been living under the same roof ever since. It actually turned out to be the answer we needed. Eventually, he took over everything in the house. We do share expenses, and I do the maintenance repairs on the house. But that freed us up, making it possible, that when I did retire (3 years ago), we could take off for months at a time. We go to the bank, take out a thousand dollars cash (we always want cash on hand), use the bank card for all our expenses, and hit the road. ..... now this works well .... UNTIL .... we get hit for Jury Duty. Then we have to high-tail it back home. So, in a way, we have the best of both worlds and it took a LONG time to figure it out, that true "full timing" (no house or property) would not work for us. This took time to figure out.
If I can make a suggestion .... consider the same path and see how it works out. Go for extended travels and return home. This will give you the joy of travel, and give you the experience you'll need to live life apart from the house. You can always sell the house later. As stated above so very, very well... once it's gone, it's gone forever!