An interesting concept
I read this and I see no reason why they could do the same thing with Class A's as well as trailers. Sort of possibility for someone that may want to pick up some extra money by renting out their unit...
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fpresto wrote:
If you were to try it I see a few issues. 1st. You are now commercial so your tags, registration, etc. may not be valid. 2nd. You would have to change your insurance to commercial as most polices do not allow commercial use of the vehicle and would not cover you for damages or lawsuits. 3. Unless it is paid for, most loans do not allow commercial use. To me the hassles and potential pitfalls do not make this worth the return.
For tax reasons, and liability reasons, many people already have their RV registration in the name of an LLC or other corporation, so this may not be an issue. Obviously this is not for everyone but it also may be quite easy for some RV owners, in some states, especially around areas where people may want to visit on a regular basis.
