willald wrote:
At the same time, though, you can't be too 'hard-ball' about it, or you may end up losing a good chance to sell your RV for a good price.
But then you went on to propose a condition that might kill the deal.
The fuel should cost about $90. If he doesn't feel confident enough to risk $90, then he should just forget it.
I don't know how the RV market is where you live but here all the lots are full to overflowing and prices are depressed.....a LOT.
Of course, people tend to bring their RV with them to Florida and then......well, die.
I forgot to mention that the only pre-condition that I would put on this "inspection" is that if the buyer backs out because of the inspection results or for any other reason for that matter, the seller gets a written copy of the results.
