RV flipping a big thing in Reno?

[braindead0]

November 25 2015 I was out in the garage working and a lady walks up the driveway (good thing I was done welding) and asks if I wanted to sell our TT. I said, no. She left.

Later that day, another lady knocks on the door (ignoring my no soliciting signs of course).. out of curiosity I opened the door and another lady asked if we wanted to sell our TT...

I asked my neighbor about it, he said it happens every now and then.. random people looking for someone desperate to get rid of a trailer..

So today, someone walks up to out TT and sticks a note on it.. "Hi would you like to sell your trailer as is please call tammy..." and an Oakland, CA phone number.

So I thought to myself.. "self.. you'd certainly sell for $20k.. everything is for sale if the price is right".

So I called (after blocking caller ID), told her $20k.. she didn't have a clue what trailer I was calling about (obvious at this point that she's driving around plastering these all over). I told her we have it just the way we want and it's pretty new 2013, $20,000 is it. She said 'my brother bought a 2013 for ten thousand just the other day'.. I said $20k and it's yours.. She said no, hung up.

For the life of me I can't see much money in flipping RV's in particular smaller/cheaper TT's. There's probably money flipping high end stuff. Perhaps they think that the 2 newer vehicles mean we're in debt up to our eyeballs and would be suckers for quick cash..

Seems rather weird to me..

Anyone else seeing similar?

[Tiger4x4RV]

Where I used to live, such folks came by often. Most RV's on our street were older, but these folks would try for anything.