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Do not be in a hurry to buy a RV. Take your time and do your homework.
Go to RV shows and visit dealer lots. Look at everything and decide what is best for your situation and budget.
Condition is the important factor when buying a used RV. An entry level model in good condition is better deal than a high end in poor condition.
RV tires usually age out before they wear out. So, whatever you are seriously looking at, check the age of the tires. You may need to figure tires into the purchase price.
Leaks are another major problem. A small leak can cause a lot of damage if not fixed quickly.
Ask lots of questions on the forum. There is a lot of experience and information available.
Enjoy your search and use it as a learning experience.
