Selling a trailer with water damage
We are going to sell our 2006 Extreme RV Monterey trailer that is the victim of recently discovered water damage/dry rot in the front corner. The trailer is in great visual shape otherwise (new tires,...
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In answer to your question, you need to start with the fact that you are never going to get anywhere near NADA retail book value for anything, be it a car, a truck and definitely an RV. If the water damage would cost $2000 to repair professionally, I would think some self confident do it yourselfer would think they could do it $1000. They would likely be wrong, but that is their problem, not yours. My best guess is somewhere between $2500 and $3000 will be optimistic.
