Selling an RV if you hold a promissory note.?
Q. I hold a promissory note on an RV that the debtor has not paid the monthly installment for over 6 months. Can I sell the RV as I hold the title or do I have to notify them. Can they sell it if I say that's is OK to do? The RV is over 150 miles away so I cannot just get up there in a hurry. Thanks.
Asked by beachbum - Wed May 20 14:22:44 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You can reposses it and then sell it. They can sell it if they pay off the note to you. Then give the buyer a free and clear title.
Answered by The Queen Has Spoken - Wed May 20 14:27:31 2009

We are selling our rv to a private party. How do we proceed and transfer title?
Q. We are going to sell our camper to a privat individual and will be needing to transfer title etc. We will have to pay off current loan. What is the best way to go about this?
Asked by Janna - Thu Jul 30 19:15:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Before you can sign over the title, you will need the title. The company that has your loan either has the title or an electronic copy of the title. You will have to give the buyer a bill of sale, pay off the loan and ask for immediate release of the lien on the title. If the loan company releases the lien or gives you a release of lien paper, you can take that to the division of motor vehicles where you will be able to complete the paperwork to transfer the vehicle to another person.
Answered by Somethingtotry - Thu Jul 30 19:29:59 2009

Where can I get a contract form 4 selling my RV to someone who will make payments for 1 yr & then purchase it?
Q. My husband and I are selling our RV and found a buyer through our church but that doesn't mean that we want to just automatically trust him to make payments and then purchase it without some sort of contract that doesn't leave us high and dry if something happens. This fellow church member is honest and trustworthy enough for us to agree to a payment method, but he will also be taking possession of the RV while making payments. We are financing the RV through a bank and will not be able to pay it off until this buyer is financed and is able to give us the necessary remainder of money to pay off our contract and lien with our bank. Where should I look for the best form for this sort of transaction?
Asked by Marge in Michigan - Tue Apr 3 17:04:02 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Go to microsoft works and type up your own contract (make several copies). Don't leave out any details. All copies should have everyone's signature. Make sure you have something specific in regards to what happens if the buyer is delinquint on payments. Also, make a copy of the purchaser's driver's license and photocopy it to the contract. I've done this before and it works great. In case he/she defaults on the payments, it's all in the contract.
Answered by my25cents - Tue Apr 3 17:14:03 2007

Owner doing repairs on RV before selling it to me: is it a lemon?
Q. I am in the process of buying a 1983 Fleetwood Pace Arrow. The owner is doing five or six repairs (alternator, carburetor, batteries) on it before selling it to me. I test drove it and it ran fine. Does this mean that it will have lots of problems after I buy it, or will it have fewer or no problems since he's fixing them before selling it to me?
Asked by The Wasp - Tue Nov 13 16:28:24 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You will have fewer problems, BUT you ARE going to have problems non-the-less. Rv's are like that. I took a trip to the desert this past W/E in mine, and the backup cam/monitor burned out, the entry door latch malfunctioned, and I discovered a water leak in the pump compartment. Here is a good site for RV owners that is FULL of facts and advice for new or older owners.
Answered by Paul - Tue Nov 13 16:58:40 2007

Does anyone know where I can sell an RV Membership without costing a fortune??
Q. I have 2 RV Resort Memberships and would like to sell them and can't locate a place or clearinghouse to sell them.
Asked by Cyn R - Tue Aug 8 20:34:30 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Check this out Also google for sell rv membership
Answered by Skypilot49 - Tue Aug 8 20:42:37 2006

Are you or someone you know planning on buying a new RV in 2009?
Q. Which state do you think the purchase would be made? I really need to know have friend who sells RV's and of course sells are way down due to the current economy. Should she seek new employment or stay in the RV sales?
Asked by fishn - Tue Dec 30 16:17:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I'm an RV sales consultant and I would really like to know the answer to this question as well. For the guy with the first answer, that's not an answer its an insult to hard working people who have to feed there familys, I make an honest living I'm not rich by far, it's people like you that I make our job really suck... and destroy Yahoo answers for the real people...
Answered by Jazey - Wed Dec 31 19:29:36 2008

can i sell my rv by selling tickets to win a prize?
Q. I need to be legal in texas
Asked by Steven - Wed Jul 8 16:24:46 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

is it better off to buy a older RV with less milage or a newer RV with very high milage?
Q. I am looking into buying an used RV, in case I am selling the RV in few years, what will be better way to go? They are both very similar model: 1991 model with 54,000 miles on it, or a 2001 model with 130,000 miles
Asked by ebichen - Thu Dec 4 20:06:56 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. When you buy or sell a used RV, it's good to establish the blue book value for the RV. You'll probably need to do this first, since you didn't mention a price for either one. To establish the blue book value for an RV make a list of the brand, year, model, features, mileage, condition, how it's been stored, and and info on accidents and maintenance that's available. Then you're ready to check several online blue book value reference sites to compare your RV. Something you can't set a price on is how you feel about either RV. Do you feel happy or feel like you'd be settling for either one? Have you set your budget, and are you getting the most for your dollar? Also, talk to a mechanic to get an idea of the upcoming maintenance costs… [cont.]
Answered by Penny G - Sat Dec 6 03:40:54 2008

Job selling RVs. Not too sure whether it's a good idea?
Q. My husband interviewed today for a RV sales position. They explained that they paid him a draw of minimum wage and then applied his commissions to that. They also said that all their sales people were doing okay even though the industry has tanked. I'm worried that my husband won't sell enough to ever make more than minimum wage. Anyone tell me how this type of pay works? Do you think that selling RVs right now would be wise?
Asked by giddyup - Sat Jan 9 19:55:42 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Well you have to understand your husband wants to get back to work. There are thousands and thousands of husbands who want to provide a good living for their families...its rough...and not going to get any better and time soon. I would not do the RV sales position. It would take time away from finding a real job. I'm lucky I have my finances in line and I know I have hundreds of associates and friends that are in the same boat I am. None of them are thinking of purchasing any type of RVs...I would support your husbands continued search for better work...
Answered by kapn - Sat Jan 9 21:08:35 2010

Has anyone ever taken over RV payment with bad credit?
Q. I recently sold my RV, which I bought while I had good credit. I settled many credit cards, and my credit sucks. I know it will take a while to bring it back to par. Is it common to take over a payment on an RV with bad credit? Is it common for the owner to finance theirselves? I use the RV's as a way of living. I am into large rigs.
Asked by discoveryjack62 - Mon Jul 21 03:10:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments

A. There are some sites that mention owner finance and easy credit. The next thing they should say is not that easy and huge down payment required. Your bank is your best bet.
Answered by JD - Mon Jul 21 07:53:41 2008

When an RV dealer does not sell there inventory what happens?
Q. What does an RV dealer do with the left over of last years inventory, do they go to auction, repo or where can you buy the unsold rvs.
Asked by CShell - Sun Feb 15 11:32:31 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

anyone interested in selling a rv contact me!!!?
Q. Hi i do no a very sucessful company that lists rv and financing is available for the buyers so contact me for details!!!
Asked by DERRICK W - Mon Apr 23 13:44:31 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Why would anyone respond to this?? It is poorly written; there is no indication where the company is located; it looks sleazy. Plus there are approximately 456,131 RV brokers and dealers listed on the web. Beats me.
Answered by John W - Fri Apr 27 12:41:06 2007

Is it possible to sell a RV bought in the US in Brazil? If yes, how to do it?
Q. I am from Europe, and I bought a RV in California in December 2005. I am traveling across South America, and I plan to sell the RV in Brazil before going back to Europe when my trip is finished. Is it possible?
Asked by Elvis - Mon Jan 8 12:41:02 2007 - - 0 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Put a sign in the window that says "VENDE-SE" which means for sell in portuguese. i lived in brasil for two years, AND DON'T think anyone really uses campers, (Most people own small compact cars, not big trucks). best of luck to you!
Answered by JC N - Mon Jan 8 15:39:58 2007

I was fired from a RV sales job for lying about drinking at lunch with clients and co-workers.?
Q. One year later the companies general manager has personally stopped over to my home to offer me my position back. I was top salesman consistantly for the 4 years I worked there. The GM informed me that sales currently are slumping and the concenses is that I could stimulate sales and other salesman. Extremely flattering, but selling RV's in MI now is a concern. And I am currently selling less presigous home improvement products making a simular wage but travel expenses are high. I am asking for advice on what to do. Take the RV job with the strong option for Sales Manager and risk of low sales. Or stay put with current position where sales arealso rocky but picking up.
Asked by missed me sucka - Wed Jul 25 15:57:50 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Son, This ol' country boy read your question, went to the patio, smoked a cigerette, and thought of my choice, about 40 years ago. Seems to me that the home improvement business and the R V business should pretty well run hand in hand with the local economy, the home improvment sales laging somewhat behind the R V sales. IF the past is no longer a factor in your employment, take the R V job, provided that you and all--All of the boss'S are on the same page, in the song book !!! It may sound corny to you, but I suggest that you ( and all others, apply the following to your life) Life is too short to : Wear badly fitting boots, Drink cheap whiskey, Dance with a mean woman, and not pass on knowledge gleaned / learned from your own… [cont.]
Answered by Lonnal W - Wed Jul 25 17:08:55 2007

Does anyone know a good website that sells rv's or winnebago's?
Q. I am going on tour to Santa Monica and Venice California when i graduate and i need a rv or winnebago for me an my band and skate friends.
Asked by Fear the Emo Vampire - Thu Nov 16 11:43:31 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

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Answered by knuckleheadcd74 - Thu Nov 16 11:55:31 2006

If you could either: move anywhere in the country or roam around in an RV, which would you do?
Q. Ward just retired. He has consented to move out of this ice bucket. (Alaska) I want to move to Miami or Ft. Lauderdale. He wants to sell our house, buy an RV and cruise around the country so we have no bills and no taxes etc...He said we could visit each child for a month, just hook up the RV home to their electric, and then move on a month later. I'm not sure I want to feel like a turtle. I'm not ever sure what I am asking here to tell you the truth.
Asked by June Cleaver & Her Eager Beaver - Thu Jan 22 15:22:46 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I would definitely want a real house somewhere to call home. Even a modest house in small town where taxes and housing costs are low. But I am not a big "on the road" traveler anyway, so the whole RV thing sounds like nightmare to me. Plus, imagine when gas gets back to $4.00/gallon... you will just be parked and unable to drive anywhere.
Answered by Word Nerd - Avatar Classic - Thu Jan 22 15:45:56 2009

How to tell the real boss your boss sucks without causing trouble?
Q. Were opening a new cell phone business and a boss has been brought in to make it happen. he has no leadership skills and is not in touch with the business at all. He's coming from selling RV's. The guy is way to old school for this business and isnt making things happen. We are behind schedule and his ideas are horrid. I dont care for his job I have enough to handle but his leadership is getting us nowhere. how can I tell the main boss about this without it looking like Im trying to take his job. I want us to succeed! Please help. Thanks
Asked by mae - Mon Apr 30 12:36:14 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Hi, I'm in HR. Here's my advice: Don't say a word. First of all, no one rewards going over a supervisor's head and it won't make you look good. It also won't get rid of him but it might get rid of you. Second, don't think that management hasn't noticed what a terrible job he's doing. If you are behind in your goals and nothing is happening, then believe me, they have noticed. You don't know what's going on behind the scenes, so for now, do your best to work with what you've got. It's his superiors who have to get rid of him, and they will, but that can take time.
Answered by hrland - Mon Apr 30 12:43:47 2007

Does anyone know if I can buy a RV Lot in Florida?
Q. I am looking for an RV lot that sells the spots so it is mine. Does anyone know of such a place. I would prefer a nice area close to the beaches.
Asked by Net Strand - Thu May 7 11:42:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. There's Silver Palms RV Village is a really nice resort that's not to far from the beaches. It's setup like a regular community with some great amenities. You can even choose from different site packages for certain enhancements such as a shed or particular landscaping to really personalize it.
Answered by Tinkers - Thu May 7 15:14:05 2009

I need a new 'all in one' RV bathroom?
Q. I have been looking and looking and looking and looking and looking and looking and looking and I cant find a single web site for a single company that makes / sells there RV bathrooms. WHY? Is it a big secret or something? Its just a bathroom right? Does anybody know where I can ind these or sale new? The kind with the toilet and shower and hand sink all in one lil box.
Asked by Elliot - Sun Feb 7 15:08:11 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

goverment surplus rv (sell price)?
Q. I am offered a surplus '06 Coachman 31' for $5899 with no water or seweage tanks. Is this a good deal. Trailer is brand new.
Asked by jack - Fri Aug 21 11:09:32 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. that would depend on what the Gov did in it
Answered by noavail - Sun Aug 23 01:02:56 2009