RV Insurance

You shouldn't run into any issues with that. Some insurance companies may request you be listed as a driver or interest though, since the title will be in your name. 

Yes, you can list drivers on your policy that do not share your address. For drivers who will be behind the wheel frequently, I would list them by name on your RV insurance policy.

You should still be able to get insurance, you may just need to buy RV insurance. Most auto plans will not support that type of vehicle.

Some of the more popular carriers on the market for RV insurance would be Foremost and Progressive. They tend to be the easiest to deal with, though almost all major insurance carriers should be able to offer a quote.

This situation could cause a few issues. You cannot insure property that you do not own.

It will be difficult to find insurance for your modified vehicle. Unfortunately, The Zebra does not offer any insurance carriers that will cover your converted van.

It is challenging to say which insurer would be the best for bundling multiple lines of insurance. Most companies would likely give you multiple policies to cover your vehicles, RV, and homes.

You would need a new individual plan to cover a motorhome. The good news is RV liability insurance tends to be very inexpensive.

Whether you're insuring your car or RV, temporary insurance is not really an option — most policies are for 6-12 months. You can typically cancel at any time but be aware of any fees for canceling early.

Typically, there is a grace period to add on another recreational vehicle, just like car insurance. For car insurance, you have up to 14 days to add a new vehicle to your policy.