Palm Springs lot ownership
We spent some time in Palm Springs and are considering buying a rv lot in one of the resorts. Anyone with experiences at any of these locations as either a renter or owner? Only interested in ones t...
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John&Joey wrote:
Sounds pretty clicky to me. That's the down side of ownership in a RV park or even staying long term in a rental park where lot size is less then what a home site would be.
In the beginning it's all hugs and kisses, then a time comes where you have to choose sides. I'm guessing that a park that has a "well maintained rig" rule would fraction people. It was eluded to, on a couple of posts back. Faded, slides, age is all subjective to people. Seems to me the more you have at stake as an investment, the more subjective it gets.
Guessing if I dropped 100,000K plus on a lot, just bought a new quad slid DP, tow a nice big 4x4 color matching Jeep, ran a very active business weekdays, and got stress relief at my owner park on the weekends, I wouldn't want a 15 year old rig with FT'ers next to me with all their stuff.
Then the choosing of sides start to come into play when people start to bunch up. Look how beat up their tire covers look, so easy to replace them, they're making the whole place look a dump.... :E
It's good to be mobile! :)
I suppose that could easily happen depending on the attitude of the board running the show. We have been told of issues like this. It is a fine line. Having children may put us on the bad side of that line! We enjoyed the impeccable grounds and the clean amenities that you can’t count on when you travel park to park. My kids also enjoyed the freedom they were given because of the safe environment. As far as joining the cliquey golf and tennis groups, we are probably immune from that right now. Too busy with kids and business to be much more than friendly.
