Tips For Buying a RV Lot

RV resorts with RV lots for sale are springing up all over America. In the process, new communities now exist where there was once a transient population. Some of the resorts are like country clubs with price tags to match so it makes sense to do your homework.    As a growing number of Americans weigh the plusses and minuses of RV lots for sale, the following selection tools may prove useful in your research.

Selecting a RV Resort with RV Lots For Sale

First of all, not all RV resorts offer RV lots for sale. Some only offer RV lots for sale but generally, you’ll find that among those who offer RV lots for sale, RV rentals are also available. This takes us to the first consideration: Are you allowed to rent your lot for income purposes? If so, does park management assist you with the rental? What percentage does the park keep? 25% for the park is standard.

Keep in mind that some RV Lots for Sale resorts are seasonal while other RV Lots for Sale resorts are year-round. RV usage and storage rules may vary considerably. If you’re considering the move to an RV lot for sale resort, be sure to ask about RV requirements, RV rules, RV amenities, RV activities, prevailing weather conditions, RV property tax rates, RV association dues, and the association representation/appeals process. Prior to purchasing an RV lot for sale, be sure to look at the park’s proximity to: emergency care, regional transportation, attractions, restaurants, and conveniences.

Selecting a Lot Within RV Resorts with RV Lots For Sale

Once you’ve settled on the RV resort that’s right for you, selecting the right lot is critical. While you may not be able to pick your neighbors, ask about resort functions where you can meet them. Not only will you get a chance to know your neighbors, you’ll also have the opportunity to ask about resort management, customer service, the complaints process, etc. Ask to be invited to a group activity or two. It’s that simple.

The next step in selecting a lot is to determine: RV lot size, RV lot directional view, RV lot proximity to the clubhouse, pool, and other amenities, and so forth. And don’t forget to ask about the dumpster location and adjacent industries/properties. Sometimes smells and noises are a factor so you need to decide what you can tolerate.