New or used?
Hello everyone. I am brand new on this board and I am also brand new at the whole RV ownership thing; actually, I have not even bought one yet but I am working on it now. I am hoping to get some adv...
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paulcardoza wrote:
Used will save you the initial depreciation hit. The key to buying used is research, research, research. Look for a unit whose owner has kept good maintenance records.
Since you are an admitted noob, consider having an expert look over the unit, before you make an offer. A good RV tech can go a long way to finding potential issues that you'll likely never pick out until its too late.
Agree with the inspection, not so much on records. My tt has no maintenance records but I've meticulously maintained it. When you perform certain maintenance items twice a year (spring and fall) there's really not much to record. Maintaining a tt is not rocket science requiring you to record when you do a task.
