Buying our first MH
Hello all my wife and I are looking to buy our first MH. We originally wanted to buy a TT but after several months of research and debate we agreed that spending a little more money on a MH is worth ...
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Thanks for the quick responses
We've been looking for the past 12 plus months going back and forth between a MH and a TT. At the end we decided that a MH was better suited for our needs and figured the extra cost was acceptable.
This unit that we're looking at belongs to a private owner they've owned it since new. I am in the east coast and the MH is in NV which means I would need to fly out and drive it home. I was thinking of having an RV dealer perform a pre purchase inspection before I fly out. Since I'm new to RVing I would not know what to look for and figured I let the professionals do it for me.
As for price it seems like it's in line with others out there and actually a little lower than most dealers. I figured it being a one owner coach was a plus
I plan to tow my minivan and on occasion will tow my civic both of which are front wheel drive vehicle and figured a tow dolly would fit the bill.
Is $40k too much for a 2007 BT Cruiser, it has three slides and has about 20k miles. From the pictures and video it looks pretty nice. We thought about buying new but the price is just too high for us now and this being our first time into RVing we wanted to limit out investment.
We've been looking for the past 12 plus months going back and forth between a MH and a TT. At the end we decided that a MH was better suited for our needs and figured the extra cost was acceptable.
This unit that we're looking at belongs to a private owner they've owned it since new. I am in the east coast and the MH is in NV which means I would need to fly out and drive it home. I was thinking of having an RV dealer perform a pre purchase inspection before I fly out. Since I'm new to RVing I would not know what to look for and figured I let the professionals do it for me.
As for price it seems like it's in line with others out there and actually a little lower than most dealers. I figured it being a one owner coach was a plus
I plan to tow my minivan and on occasion will tow my civic both of which are front wheel drive vehicle and figured a tow dolly would fit the bill.
Is $40k too much for a 2007 BT Cruiser, it has three slides and has about 20k miles. From the pictures and video it looks pretty nice. We thought about buying new but the price is just too high for us now and this being our first time into RVing we wanted to limit out investment.
