Planning on selling an RV? This week in Episode 438 of the RV Podcast, Jennifer and Mike share their tips on how to maximize your profits when selling an RV.

We have both a video and audio versions of the podcast.

For video, check out the below from our RV Lifestyle Channel on YouTube:

For an audio-only version, you can hear this episode on your favorite podcast app or by clicking the player below:

Audience Feedback

A few weeks back, we talked about family tracking apps. Emily wrote us to say: 

Family Tracking Apps

“Google maps now has a location notification feature! If someone has shared their location with you, you can go to Google Maps, tap the person's avatar/icon, and tap the Location Notification option. When the person arrives at that location, you get a notification.” - Emily

National Park No-Nos

Eileen saw a recent article published on our RVLifestyle.com blog about things you can’t do in National Parks, one of which was about the prohibition the National parks Service has on flying drones. She says:

“The NPS does not “own” the air above the national park, so, if an operator is standing outside the boundary of the national park, and the drone flies inside the boundary, there is nothing they can do to prevent that.” Eileen

Draining your RV black tank in your home septic system

And Chet read our story about whether you can empty your RV black tank at home. That's something he says he does.

“We have a macerator built into our motorhome. We hook up a black 25' garden hose and pump it into our toilet. Works great. Pump out grey water to clean the hose.” - Chet

Our Guide to Selling an RV

Are you considering selling your RV?

Whether you're upgrading to a newer model or simply no longer using it, selling an RV can be a lucrative opportunity. However, navigating the world of RV sales can be a daunting task, especially if you're new to the process.

That's what we talk about this week, offering our tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your sale.

Selling an RV can be a profitable venture, but it can also be overwhelming. With so many options and considerations to keep in mind, it's important to be informed and prepared before you begin the sales process. 

So, whether you're a seasoned RV owner or a first-time seller, here’s how to make the most of your RV sale.

First, you need to find out what it is worth

We recommend checking this site:

https://www.jdpower.com/rvs (National Automotive Dealers Association)

Second, clean your RV thoroughly.

Remove personal items, like pictures of your family and travel adventures.

Remove all clutter so looks spacious. Stage your RV like you would a house.

Third, fix anything that needs repairing/consider getting an inspection

Some people pay a qualified inspector to inspect their RV before they list it. This is helpful in two ways.

* This permits you to fix anything that needs fixing