Ever had anyone decide not to review u and not respond when you reach out to ask them to review? Does the app ever release the final payment or do u just not get paid for that renter ?
Nice and helpful video guys ! Looks like you like in Kelowna or close to it. I am a MotoVlogger from Kelowna. Thanks for the tips as I am planning to start renting my micro pop up camper. (Can be towed by any vehicle and some motorcycles) cheers, Eddie
Great video- we are almost full time abs were wondering how we would be able to help fund our next rig without selling our first roadtrek- this might be the answer we are looking for. Thanks fellow Canadian nomads
Van Isl 🇨🇦 here! I've got my eye on a beauty 1988 Ford E350 that's been fully renovated online for $12,250 CA and has just below 80,000km... This video really wants me to take the plunge!
This is a great video! And thank you for the recommendation I hadn’t heard of RvEasy- my question is HOW DID YOU FINANCE YOUR VAN? I’m trying to buy one to get started with this business and so far, the credit unions and banks I’ve spoken to won’t finance a camper van.
Have you checked with a RV dealer? Often they offer financings, better deals than direct with banks. It’s usually between 3.99% up to 10%. We got our with 3.99%
We have an Airbnb and if I have to wait for reviews to get paid I will never get my $$$. Airbnb charges 3% I just saw rvezy charges 20% holy cow that’s a lot!!! Maybe we won’t rent it out it doesn’t sound worth it.
For your info as well, you will never loose the 50%! We talked to RVezy and they said : ''Renters are required to leave a review for their owner. However, if a renter does not complete this step, it will expire after 7 days and automatically complete the booking. In addition, we reach out to the renter 48-hours after their closeout phase starts and urge them to review the owner and complete the rental. '' You can use the calculator here to find out how much you can make with your unit or a future unit : bit.ly/calculator-rv-money
Hello! You can offer delivery as extra $ but in general you gave the renter a meeting point and you will follow the steps on the app (take pictures), show them the features of the RV, signatures. On the return, it’s easier if you are there to make sure there is no claim, but the renters can also drop it and you can complete the return on the app with pics like 7 days later or something like that. I know it can be annoying to be available to meet the renters but it’s not like a car rental, there is a lot to explain usually!
@@aarondavis5535 Hey Aaron, our van is not winterize, so we don't rent it it in winter and drive to Florida. I know that some states like Arizona, Texas and Florida are busy all year round. If you have a winterized RV you can also renting all year round but I will think that there is less demand in winter. :-)
Hello again Jaylen! There is now a calculator to help you figure out how much you can make depending of your unit type, it may worth playing with it here: bit.ly/calculator-rv-money cheers!
Yes, I stored it for the winter, so basically, it makes money only 6 months a year. But when it's available, it's almost all the time booked, let's say 80% of the time. :-)
Yes from May to October because it's not winterized, so if the temperature goes below freezing point, it will hurt the unit, so far we are storing it indoor for the winter, and may go to Arizona and California next winter. :-) So long story short, it just depends of your unit and where you are. A lot of people rent all year long like in Florida.
Hi Jey, I disagree, RVezy got Road Assistant for renters so they don't call you directly. If you do a good job to explain your unit at the beginner, so far all my beginners renters did a great job. But I understand your concern, and you can always refuse Newbies to rent to since you have this information when you get the booking request :-)
Excellent video, went over a lot of questions I had in my mind. One thing I am curious about is why you didn't choose Outdoorsy? Also, the idea of waiting for people to give a review before I get paid seems like a real pain. I own a sightseeing tour business and know how difficult this can be.
Hi there, thanks for the good words. We used both RVezy and Outdoorsy, and we are still using the two platforms, we prefer RVezy. But they really have both different good and bad sides, we did a comparative video here, let us know what you think : ruclips.net/video/z1AgI6ofl00/видео.html We'll be happy to answer any of your questions :-)
Just used RVEZY and will not use it again. So many problems. When i callled the "help" desk couldn't help. I later found it that I had two accounts (no idea where the second one came from). I bought additiional insurance but I think I still paid for a window that was broken by a thrown rock from the tires of an 18 wheeler on HWY 40. I say I think because there was a dispute from the owner when I returned the vehicle. I was sent two emails about the "dispute" the first said I had one, the second said it had been settled. I called Rvezy and was told the person handling the dispute had left for the day and I he/she/it would return my call the next day. I didn't get a call but did get an email saying the dispute had be settled but it looks like they are keep ing 450.00 USD from my desposit. That is after I paid an additional 350.00 USD for additiional insurance. Of course it might be something else, as I have NO idea nor can I get anyone to tell me what the dispute was. I enjoyed the trip and will rent again, but I will not be using RVezy. Oh, and there is NO way to leave a review on their webpage - that should have been an indicator for piss poor performance from the beginning.
Hate to break the news to you, but that problem was with the rv owner and not rvezy. Ya they are not perfect and personally I wouldn’t use them. They are better than Facebook ads and craigslist.
Ever had anyone decide not to review u and not respond when you reach out to ask them to review? Does the app ever release the final payment or do u just not get paid for that renter ?
wow great question!! That sounds a little crazy. No review then no payment?
Great informative video guys!! Thanks for the information!!
Our pleasure!
If they don't ever review you, you don't get your final payment?
What about the winter time? People rent RVs in the winter?
Did you register under an LLC or under your name ? Is this even possible ?
What insurance company do use to your personal use?
How do you know the mileage if it's a tow behind?
Nice and helpful video guys ! Looks like you like in Kelowna or close to it. I am a MotoVlogger from Kelowna. Thanks for the tips as I am planning to start renting my micro pop up camper. (Can be towed by any vehicle and some motorcycles) cheers, Eddie
Hey! Yes Kelowna! Sweet such a good idea a micro pop up camper!! You won't have to worry about the engine problem. Have fun! cheers
Great video- we are almost full time abs were wondering how we would be able to help fund our next rig without selling our first roadtrek- this might be the answer we are looking for. Thanks fellow Canadian nomads
Hey Justin and Christana, thanks for your message! Yes it can be a great extra source of income. Don’t hesitate if you have any questions :)
Van Isl 🇨🇦 here!
I've got my eye on a beauty 1988 Ford E350 that's been fully renovated online for $12,250 CA and has just below 80,000km... This video really wants me to take the plunge!
You should!!! ;D
This is a great video! And thank you for the recommendation I hadn’t heard of RvEasy- my question is HOW DID YOU FINANCE YOUR VAN? I’m trying to buy one to get started with this business and so far, the credit unions and banks I’ve spoken to won’t finance a camper van.
Have you checked with a RV dealer? Often they offer financings, better deals than direct with banks. It’s usually between 3.99% up to 10%. We got our with 3.99%
We have an Airbnb and if I have to wait for reviews to get paid I will never get my $$$. Airbnb charges 3% I just saw rvezy charges 20% holy cow that’s a lot!!!
Maybe we won’t rent it out it doesn’t sound worth it.
Hi there! I also have an Airbnb and check your source, it's 15% charges :-) 3% host + 12% renter = www.airbnb.com/d/commissione-semplificata-guida
For your info as well, you will never loose the 50%! We talked to RVezy and they said : ''Renters are required to leave a review for their owner. However, if a renter does not complete this step, it will expire after 7 days and automatically complete the booking. In addition, we reach out to the renter 48-hours after their closeout phase starts and urge them to review the owner and complete the rental. '' You can use the calculator here to find out how much you can make with your unit or a future unit : bit.ly/calculator-rv-money
How does pick up /drop off work? Do you have to meet the people each time?
Hello! You can offer delivery as extra $ but in general you gave the renter a meeting point and you will follow the steps on the app (take pictures), show them the features of the RV, signatures. On the return, it’s easier if you are there to make sure there is no claim, but the renters can also drop it and you can complete the return on the app with pics like 7 days later or something like that. I know it can be annoying to be available to meet the renters but it’s not like a car rental, there is a lot to explain usually!
This is crazy I’ve been thinking about getting into this hustle I think I I just made up my mind will be heading out to the dealer this weekend lol
Well your renting out something big what about renting out a teardrop trailer
That will be better!! Trailer won’t depreciated with the mileage! It can pay itseft way quicker than our camper! Keep us posted
@@NomadJunkies hay last message is there a slow time of year or do you stay busy all year
@@aarondavis5535 Hey Aaron, our van is not winterize, so we don't rent it it in winter and drive to Florida. I know that some states like Arizona, Texas and Florida are busy all year round. If you have a winterized RV you can also renting all year round but I will think that there is less demand in winter. :-)
I'm planning to start with complete open availability and slightly cheaper than market then migrating to these suggestions later on.
Smart! Let us know how it goes :)
Hello again Jaylen! There is now a calculator to help you figure out how much you can make depending of your unit type, it may worth playing with it here: bit.ly/calculator-rv-money cheers!
@@NomadJunkies awesome thanks so much
Thank you so much!!!!
You're welcome
what is the commision % for RVezy
20 % comission with RVezy
Real question: Are you sponsored by outdoorsy?
Hi there, no we are not, but Outdoorsy offers a referral program for everyone if you are interested.
Are there bad seasons where your RV doesn't rent?
Yes, I stored it for the winter, so basically, it makes money only 6 months a year. But when it's available, it's almost all the time booked, let's say 80% of the time. :-)
Do you only rent it out in the summer months?
Yes from May to October because it's not winterized, so if the temperature goes below freezing point, it will hurt the unit, so far we are storing it indoor for the winter, and may go to Arizona and California next winter. :-) So long story short, it just depends of your unit and where you are. A lot of people rent all year long like in Florida.
Do you charge your renters a fee for a generator.
Yes we do. We included 4 hours and charge 3$ per extra hour. In general, owner will charge and limit use of the generator.
I want to buy and an RV and start making money!
You should, hell yeah!
Do not rent your Rv to newbies, they will be a pain in the neck, they will think that you are their servant and do everything for them
Hi Jey, I disagree, RVezy got Road Assistant for renters so they don't call you directly. If you do a good job to explain your unit at the beginner, so far all my beginners renters did a great job. But I understand your concern, and you can always refuse Newbies to rent to since you have this information when you get the booking request :-)
Great content!
Excellent video, went over a lot of questions I had in my mind. One thing I am curious about is why you didn't choose Outdoorsy? Also, the idea of waiting for people to give a review before I get paid seems like a real pain. I own a sightseeing tour business and know how difficult this can be.
Hi there, thanks for the good words. We used both RVezy and Outdoorsy, and we are still using the two platforms, we prefer RVezy. But they really have both different good and bad sides, we did a comparative video here, let us know what you think : ruclips.net/video/z1AgI6ofl00/видео.html We'll be happy to answer any of your questions :-)
Oh that does seem like an outdoorsy plug.
@@bradzimmer239 Hey Brad, we compared both, and we like both. Which one do you prefer?
Just used RVEZY and will not use it again. So many problems. When i callled the "help" desk couldn't help. I later found it that I had two accounts (no idea where the second one came from). I bought additiional insurance but I think I still paid for a window that was broken by a thrown rock from the tires of an 18 wheeler on HWY 40. I say I think because there was a dispute from the owner when I returned the vehicle. I was sent two emails about the "dispute" the first said I had one, the second said it had been settled. I called Rvezy and was told the person handling the dispute had left for the day and I he/she/it would return my call the next day. I didn't get a call but did get an email saying the dispute had be settled but it looks like they are keep ing 450.00 USD from my desposit. That is after I paid an additional 350.00 USD for additiional insurance. Of course it might be something else, as I have NO idea nor can I get anyone to tell me what the dispute was. I enjoyed the trip and will rent again, but I will not be using RVezy. Oh, and there is NO way to leave a review on their webpage - that should have been an indicator for piss poor performance from the beginning.
Hate to break the news to you, but that problem was with the rv owner and not rvezy. Ya they are not perfect and personally I wouldn’t use them. They are better than Facebook ads and craigslist.
Have you tried Outdoorsy too? nomadjunkies.com/en/rvezy-vs-outdoorsy-which-service-is-best-for-owners-renting-out-their-rvs/