Jim Oaks
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I close on my house tomorrow. My closing date got changed to the 7th instead of today.
Now I need to get rid of my 2008 Forest River Work & Play toy hauler. I had hoped a local RV dealer that buys and sells used RVs would buy it, but they only offered me $5,000 and said they will likely list it for $9,995. This is after they said the NADA on it is around $5,000 - $5,500. They said they need to make at least $2,000 for it to be worth it for them. I'd have to take it to them, they won't pick it up.
I'm feeling like if I have to move it, I might as well take it to my new house and see if I can sell it myself.
My concern is, and the reason I wanted feedback, is if I listed it for say $7,500, I wonder what the chances are that someone could come up with that kind of cash? It's not like I'm selling a car for $3,500.
What would you guys do, drop it off at the dealer and take the $5,000 or move it to the new house and see if you could get $7,000 or $6,500 for it?
Now I need to get rid of my 2008 Forest River Work & Play toy hauler. I had hoped a local RV dealer that buys and sells used RVs would buy it, but they only offered me $5,000 and said they will likely list it for $9,995. This is after they said the NADA on it is around $5,000 - $5,500. They said they need to make at least $2,000 for it to be worth it for them. I'd have to take it to them, they won't pick it up.
I'm feeling like if I have to move it, I might as well take it to my new house and see if I can sell it myself.
My concern is, and the reason I wanted feedback, is if I listed it for say $7,500, I wonder what the chances are that someone could come up with that kind of cash? It's not like I'm selling a car for $3,500.
What would you guys do, drop it off at the dealer and take the $5,000 or move it to the new house and see if you could get $7,000 or $6,500 for it?