Avoid RV Consignment Sales At All Costs
June 4, 2012 10:49 amI am selling my RV. I assumed that I would place it on one of the RV consignment sales lots... View Article
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I am selling my RV. I assumed that I would place it on one of the RV consignment sales lots... View Article
I don’t want to own a recreational vehicle anymore. It was fun for a while, but it’s time to sell my RV. What’s the fastest way to get this done?
I had my vehicle for sale on the consignment RV Largo, Florida lots for months. The consign RV option did not make me happy.
Have you been a victim of the not-so-effective RV consignment Texas options? To sell RVs on your own or through consignment can be time consuming and annoying. That all changes with SellMyRVToday.com. Which will you choose?
Let’s talk Houston RV consignment. Is it really the best way to sell RVs? Or does SellMyRVToday.com actually have something unique to bring to the table?
There are certain regions that can boast a greater density of RVs on the road. Areas that have a higher density of recreational vehicles typically also have a higher density on the RV sales listings. This rule of thumb definitely doesn’t bode well for RV consignment California sales lots. They are crowded, packed, you might even say jammed with vehicles just like yours (and some better and/or cheaper) that you have to compete against in order to get the interest of the random, solitary interested buyers that drop by the sales lot. It doesn’t sound like a great idea because it’s really not.
There are recreational vehicles for sale all over Arizona so I knew that it would be best if I avoided the Arizona RV consignment lots. They were supposedly better than selling by owner, but I just couldn’t see them being the most efficient method of selling my RV. I decided that I could do better and that I would keep the Arizona RV consignment lots on the back burner marked “last resort.”
What should I do if I want to sell my RV? I really don’t want to spend a lot of money on the vehicle right before I sell it. I have a hard time identifying what is actually necessary and what is just filler to pump up the mechanic’s bill when I take the vehicle in for work. I have always completed the recommended maintenance so I have no reason to believe there are any problems. I was just advised that I should have a full mechanical inspection completed before having it detailed and performing cosmetic repairs. I am supposed to do all of this simply to sell it to the next owner. It just seems like a bit much. Is it really necessary?
I recently had a friend ask me, “Have you ever tried RV consignment?” Having had a really great experience ridding myself of my old RV through SellMyRVToday.com I answered in the affirmative. That’s where it all started to go wrong. I guess that I should have mentioned that it was with SellMyRVToday.com. They didn’t know, so they did not go there. Now their entire RV consignment ordeal is on my shoulders; at least that’s the way they seem to see it. I suppose that selling a recreational vehicle through just any RV consignment shop just isn’t the same as selling through SellMyRVToday.com.
An email came in recently from a SellMyRVToday.com customer who caught our attention with a great quote from Davy Crockett. I loved his outright dedication to the state of Texas. You’ll see what I mean when you read it.
