Professional Pre-Purchase Inspection
I'm wondering how many folks obtained a professional pre-purchase inspection before making a final decision? I know little to nothing technically about motor homes, so I am thinking this may be the be...
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I hear you. I don't have large sums of money where I can toss $250 every time I fell in love with an RV. That is when I'd call on my knowledge and experience to check one out before I'd pay for a professional inspection. However, the professionals could drive deeper to make sure things like brakes are actually not only in good condition but also tell you how much wear is left. If you suspect a problem, I'd ask the seller to cover the inspection cost if a real problem is found. If they wouldn't, I'd walk.
Also, I'd recommend negotiating and agreeing on a price before the professional inspection. That way the seller can't change their position after you have invested $250 for the inspection. However, if you find a problem that was unknown, you can renegotiate because you have new information. That said, if the inspection uncovered a few minor issues, you may just want to address those on your own.
Also, I'd recommend negotiating and agreeing on a price before the professional inspection. That way the seller can't change their position after you have invested $250 for the inspection. However, if you find a problem that was unknown, you can renegotiate because you have new information. That said, if the inspection uncovered a few minor issues, you may just want to address those on your own.
