How to liveaboard

[Delmot]

hi, im hoping you all can help, ive a number of questions and struggling to find any advice.
it appears a 25m liveaboard for an extorpedo ship is impossible to find a mooring for in the uk.
Also how do you all afford to live on the boats and travel. Do you work full time or have a large pot of cash.
Is it better to moore in another country that's cheaper and get a part time job. Is it really worth the leap to sell the house and commit to ship life 100%

 

[PlanB]

If you search this forum there are endless threads about living aboard and working. If you can work online, good. If you are thinking about picking up jobs as you go, much less certain.
We didn't become liveaboards till we had retired(albeit early).
If you haven't already sold your house, seriously consider keeping it and renting it out, so you have a bolthole.. There may come a time when living aboard is not longer possible.
You say you are UK resident, but not what citizenship. The answer to this has implications to your ability to travel within the EU.
Really, you haven't provided enough information for a meaningful answer to your question.

 

[RAI]

Read Annie Hill's "Voyaging on a small income".

 

[V1701]

Most of us on here do it on much smaller, mostly sailboats...

 

[Kelpie]

If you can afford the fuel to actually go anywhere in your 25m torpedo boat then you're already considerably wealthier than the average liveaboard...

 

[Lucy52]

I have seen that size of boats in Shoreham harbour, they may have some vacant space. Freehold moorings to the west change hands for around £300,000.