All ActivityMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Full time stationary living (2015 DRV Mobile Suites 41RSSB4) Hi Lyle, Remember me, I'm back š I'm now looking to purchase an RV within the next 3 months. The complex I have lived in for the past 12 years is being "renovated" and they are evicting the tenants 1 by 1. My notice came 3/28. I took your advice and have been looking for A KZ Durango Gold. I have found one that is not too far away (compared to most). Once again, I'm asking for your sage advice. This time I was wondering if you could suggest what questions ask ask about this rig, when I inquire about it? It is about 325 miles away from me, so I can't just drop by to see it. I believe you previously recommended getting an inspection from a registered RV inspector? Which I definitley will do when the time comes. I have included 2 links below to the Ad for it so you can take a look for yourself if you like. Thanks for any help you may give. I hope this finds you doing well as this year is already flying by! Sincerely, Tammie https://www.rvtrader.com/listing/2019-K-Z-Durango-Gold-366FBT-5030304064 https://nationalvehicle.com/rv-details/a/163144/ Re: Full time stationary living (2015 DRV Mobile Suites 41RSSB4) Thank you Lyle . I've never actually seen a KZ Durango Gold. So, I did a quick search. Your are right they are nice. Not too many at all near me In SoCal. But, I'm going to keep looking! Re: Full time stationary living (2015 DRV Mobile Suites 41RSSB4) Hi Betsy! Thanks so much for your input. Since posting, I have come across many other's that echo your experience with DRV. In my research I've seen alot of positive reviews of the Jayco product line. Any opinion on the Jayco Pinnacle? I appreciate your thoughts! Have a nice day, Tammie š Re: Full time stationary living (2015 DRV Mobile Suites 41RSSB4) Again, I appreciate your help. Continuing my search and research! I feel a little better about what to look out for. Hoping to find something with solar already in place (just in case). Fortunately, I have the time to look. I hope you won't mind if I contact you again, should I find something else I need to ask. I hope you have a great weekend. Re: Full time stationary living (2015 DRV Mobile Suites 41RSSB4) Hi Lyle,, Thank you so much for taking the time to respond to my call for help, and in great detail too. I really appreciate it! The ad said the tires were replaced within the last year (I would potentially be moving it about 40 miles.). But, as for the rest of the items you mentioned, Iām not sure. Iām glad you mentioned the NRVIA certified inspector. I will certainly use the link to find one. They did not mention if there is a generator or battreries. So, I will probably need to purchase those. Thanks again Lyle, Gratefully, Tammie Full time stationary living (2015 DRV Mobile Suites 41RSSB4) New to this community and looking for information š Considering purchasing a DRV that has been parked and never on the road. It has been minimally used, mostly as a model in a park in Rancho California. I'm not planning on traveling with the DRV but living stationary full-time in a park or on family property. Just wondering what to look out for in having this rig moved. I can only imagine that it must be thoroughly inspected for road worthiness? Just looking for an affordable way to continue to live in SoCal. Also, $50,000 is the asking price. Is this reasonable? I appreciate any sage advice (total newbie here)! Solved