Need advice: buying a used RV
Alright so I recently decided to start living in an RV permanently (at least for the time being). However, I'm having trouble finding one I'd LOVE to buy. I want something used, under $6,000. I have a...
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alishlosh wrote:
Luckily, I have many hippie friends who love to snuggle up to one another :D.
Alicia
Get a bus, name it Further.:B
If I was in that budget range and shopping for a C or A on Craigslist, the number one thing for me to know would be the age of the owner, whether he was the only owner, and if there are any service records.
Beyond that it's pretty much a crapshoot (or a box of chocolates), a new owner would just have to absorb maintenance and repair expenses as they come up.
If the new owner is unskilled/unable to repair, they should absolutely avoid anything with water damage. Usually, what's seen at the surface is just an indicator of what's below and these repairs can be costly if hiring out.
