My 2017 quest for the perfect TT!
Well, another name change. This thread has gone from me look for sales advice to, me looking for a new trailer. So I am changing the name again to better reflect where this thread is currently at.
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I didn't read the whole thread but on the picture thing: Good pictures sell things faster and for more money. Bad pictures sell things slower and for less.
There's no need to tell you how to sell the trailer. You're old enough to figure that out. My experience tells me that putting a demand in the listing that a potential buyer have the whole amount in hand to just look at the trailer is going to put off many potential buyers. I've had folks stop by to look at items and ask if I'll keep the item until they return with the money. That has worked and not worked. If I'm selling from Craigslist, I tell buyers that the first that puts cash in my hand owns it. I've been lied to more times than I like to admit by CL buyers that don't return.
There's no need to tell you how to sell the trailer. You're old enough to figure that out. My experience tells me that putting a demand in the listing that a potential buyer have the whole amount in hand to just look at the trailer is going to put off many potential buyers. I've had folks stop by to look at items and ask if I'll keep the item until they return with the money. That has worked and not worked. If I'm selling from Craigslist, I tell buyers that the first that puts cash in my hand owns it. I've been lied to more times than I like to admit by CL buyers that don't return.
