My Thoughts on the Palazzo

et2 wrote:

OhhWell wrote:
I may be wrong but I don't think that anyone who can just eat $50k and call it a learning experience is in any position to understand the OP's dilemma.

So Is a $150,000 brand new MH that can't be used or expected not to be operational after warranty expiration due to structural issues is a smart decision to hold onto? When the slides stop working altogether after the warranty, repair cost for that and all the other issues could easily cost $50,000 in repairs, which would need to be done before you even take a depreciation loss ( $50,000) trying to sell it or trade it in.

et2 has it right. OP is already going to eat the loss, I am just counseling him to not waste precious time in a lost cause. Thor is not going to give him his money back because it would set a precedent they can not afford. Whether the OP can afford the loss or not doesn't matter, it's money he's already spent.