Selling a rig your upside down on
Like many people, we are over our heads. We have a really good 2012 Keystone Cougar Xlite 29RES, that we owe $30,000 on. However, it retails for closer to $25,000. Trade value is considerably less. S...
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Well, I have to say that IMO, most of the comments here did not address the original question. Before I can reply directly to the question, I would have to know the general circumstances of the sale. Are you leaving the RV life? Looking to upgrade? Looking to downsize? Where are you getting your current valuation? A dealer or NADA guides?
If you don't mind sharing some of the above, maybe some of us could give you more direct advice.
Now, for those of you who can only espouse the joys of all cash purchases, understand that many of us could never experience the joys of RV life if we waited for that to happen. Children (sports, band, college) and life sometimes interfere with the opportunity to save to that extent. I'd rather budget in the rv payment and let my family experience nature and quality family time. We made a conscious decision to purchase when we did rather than wait 10 years, then look back and think about the fun we had lost out on over those lost 10 years. Personal decision.
If you don't mind sharing some of the above, maybe some of us could give you more direct advice.
Now, for those of you who can only espouse the joys of all cash purchases, understand that many of us could never experience the joys of RV life if we waited for that to happen. Children (sports, band, college) and life sometimes interfere with the opportunity to save to that extent. I'd rather budget in the rv payment and let my family experience nature and quality family time. We made a conscious decision to purchase when we did rather than wait 10 years, then look back and think about the fun we had lost out on over those lost 10 years. Personal decision.
