Wrong Motorhome

Why can't you sell it?

The usual reason for not being able to sell something is that the price is too high.

If say anything about selling the post would be removed

I'll buy it off you for $5. PM me.

Other than that, you basically have 3 choices:

1. Sell it for more than $5 but less than you have been asking.

2. Modify it to suit you better.

3. Accept that this is a first world problem, and you are lucky to have any sort of MH. Move on to thinking about something else, like where to camp.

You can always trade it in on one you like. Or discount it enough that it sells. Another Option is to change the floor plan to suit your needs

To answer the OP's question, I would make a list of everything I like about the RV. I would concentrate on enjoying what I could and not dwell on things I don't like. Life is a big compromise usually and unless you have an oil well somewhere, you have to accept what you can afford. It doesn't sound like what annoys you affects the ability to go places and do stuff. I think you are smart trying to learn to live with/enjoy what you have.

Why is it you don't like it? What about it do you like. Every RV is a compromise of needs/wants vs features/capabilities. You likely will not find one that you like everything about.

I think Ol' yeller makes a good point.

Not quite the same situation, but we have been shopping for a new TT for some time now. We have found nothing that matches the build quality of our 2006 Sunline. We do love our Sunline but would prefer a little more room being we are retired now and travel for months at a time. The manufacturers of Sunline TT went out of business back in 2007. So to purchase a new trailer we must dwell on the positives of different manufacturers rather than what we feel are the negatives.

I believe you can identify the reason you can't sell the MH (owe more on it than you can get for it, MH has issues, etc.) without violating the rule about advertising/selling.

The question is why don't you like it? Is it a basic dislike of a MH? Or is it particular features (size, floorplan, etc.)? Does it stop you from being able to take it out? Or do you just have to make concessions when you go out (having to make the dinette into a bed each night)?

If it's a basic dislike and/or you can't do the things you want with it, then you should re-look at how you're trying to sell it. Maybe you'll have to take a loss on it - at this point, if you're not enjoying it, the money is a loss anyway.

If it's about specific features and/or concessions, then look at how to minimize those issues. You might be able to change out some features (change a dinette to a couple recliners, etc.) or you might be able to change your habits to fit (kitchen too small - bring a grill and cook outdoors).

One of the big things is we are thinking 5th wheel rather than a MH but that being said I know there are pros and con to all RV's