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DiskDoctr
Dec 28, 2017Explorer
Perhaps if you can buy a used unit that has had its initial depreciation, rent it 1-4 years and then sell it at near your original purchase price?
Unlike real estate that still has resale value that is often HIGHER over time, the RV value depreciates with very few exceptions.
Buying an RV "right" so you can resell it and make money- then rent for a month or two in between...that might be a profit generator. But if something happens and you can't sell it or have to discount or damage, etc...
Unlike real estate that still has resale value that is often HIGHER over time, the RV value depreciates with very few exceptions.
Buying an RV "right" so you can resell it and make money- then rent for a month or two in between...that might be a profit generator. But if something happens and you can't sell it or have to discount or damage, etc...
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