😲KICKED OUT OF OUR RV INSPECTION! You won't believe this!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- 😲WHY did we get kicked out of our RV Inspection.
🚩Unexpectedly KICKED out of our RV inspection on this 2015 Fleetwood Discovery 40E!
📢Having a gentleman’s handshake is not a DEPOSIT!
👉Watch to see the outcome of this RV Inspection on this 2015 Fleetwood Discovery 40E.
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We bought our RV 6 years ago at Camping World, Mesa and even Camping World allowed us to write into the contract, "contingent on passing an NRVIA inspection to our satisfaction." The inspector came in and found that the roof needed sealing (sound familiar?), got us 2 new batteries and 6 new tires. Received over 100-page report on a $70k 2012 25-1/2 foot motorhome! Cost was $750 with oil analysis and Camping World made the necessary sealing repairs and replacements which would have cost us over $2,000. We'll take that deal every day!
Good for you to be proactive 🤙
Camping world quoted me 40k for a paint job.
@@wilen PPL quoted me $4300+ for new refrigerator and $900+ for two 6V golf cart batteries; at least Camping World was only $2800+ for refrigerator and $600+ for two new golf cart batteries. if you still are looking for a paint job, there is a shop in Daytona Beach that is pretty good. reply and I will get you the info.
@@ChristianTravelers thanks much!
@@wilen Ormond Collision, Nova Road, Daytona and Ormond Beach, FL. We had them do a large amount of touch up painting (4 colors) on our Class A and their work was very good. Cost was $4k.
You guys are so needed. Your honest and are doing your customers a great service. And you make a great team, always backing each other up.
Thank you! We appreciate that!
I've bought RV's from Pick up Campers, to bumper pulls and 5th wheels........Wish I would have known about a service such as yours. This is the BEST channel on You Tube PERIOD for RV buyers- What a great service you provide! Purchased my first RV in 1989 (Big piece of junk) KUDOS to you two :)
Thank you Mr John 🙏 😊
Found this video by accident, but watched right to the end. Great job on explaining what you do and what a buyer might need to use for a better deal if they didn't know what to inspect.
Thank you for watching and taking the time to give us this amazing feedback. Our goal is to help everyone out there🙂
Thers' no more gentlemen. Its 2021. We looked at a used Coachman that was only a few months old. The dealer wanted well over new MSRP for it and would not budge on the price. We ended up going to a different dealer and ordered a new one for LESS then MSRP. Rember you can vote with your feet!
Remember, RVs built since 2008 are often FULL of defects, EXPENSIVE defects!
Regarding the refrigerator smell. It is possible to clean them up eliminate smell and bacteria. We had power go out while our rv was stored and a freezer with meat in it got hot. Although it was tedious work, we took every part out of that fridge and freezer and bleached and used baking soda to get it pristine again. It just takes time.
Lucky for you...our experience, after an extended period of time left on its own and closed up...there was no coming back to normal from the smell imbedded in the porous plastic finish.
We probably have a finicky smeller 🤣
We have had Tucson dealers tell us "someone put money down on this unit, but if you're ready to move today - money talks"...
...multiple times.
Keep moving forward. You guys ROCK... You are needed..... People realize that...... 😎👍🇺🇸
Thank you😊
Thank you!! 😊
I have to say something about your services. I can tell the two of you care about your customers. I truly believe you are happy to help them in finding any problems or concerns. What a rewarding business!
You only have a small glimpse of how much we do care...nice of you to notice 😘
The very second I saw voids that obvious in the roof sealant I would have tapped out. Left skid marks as they say.
It is sad to see a lot of people just taking delivery out of fear or commitment I guess. 😕 I'm like you... next !
When in storage, I leave the fridge doors open (after I’ve cleaned). Because I don’t care how good you clean, you can still get a little odor. Use box of baking soda too
Smart woman 😁🤙
Wish you were around the elkhart Indiana area. Sure could use you!
Once we're there, we're close 😊😁
Excellent advice if they won’t agree to a refundable deposit, go somewhere that will!
Exactly
I was speaking to a retired RV repairman one day while doing repairs on an old Class C I had purchased. He said from his experience that he didn't care if it was a brand new, million dollar rig, that just drove off the lot, he'd go over it and re-seal everything.
Exactly my thought process as well 😅
Wow it amazes me what you two are able to show us. I would never purchase an RV without having a complete and competent inspection done. It’s sad what the roofs look like and lack of maintenance. I don’t want any part of being stuck with a new purchase that needs a ton of work done to it. Thanks again and stay safe out there.
Thanks again for chiming in. We appreciate your input 🙏
That sealant, was it done by the apprentice? The price being charged for these vehicles explains why buildouts are very popular. There is one legal channel that says to buy these RVs with your eyes open even if new and preferably not. I do not know how much you charge, but the savings you are possibly giving in time and grief are priceless.
You got that ✅️ and no accountability from manufacturers.
If one knows how to use an Inspection report, it ckuld actually cost nothing and most likely save even more in direct negotiations or lost of enjoyment 😉
@@blueoxontherun9188 The unit was 8 years old . This is a maintenance not a manufacturing problem
That was great for your customer because now someone else that isn't smart enough to hire an inspection team as good as you guys is going to be stuck with it. And like you say Pierre if the outside hasn't been maintained than I can only imagine what the mechanicals are like.
Exactly 💯 if it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck and walks like a duck....
All great advice. We love your videos and are learning so much!
Thank you!! If we help 1 RV'er at a time, we are happy 😊
Roof leaks can be hard to find at times until after damage is done. I use the sniff test when we look for and buy RV’s. I have a lifetime of super sensitivity with respiratory issues and allergies, so when I step in the door I can take one or two sniffs and give it an immediate fail if I get a whiff of mold or mildew before anyone else can tell it., which all too often is the case with what looked like a beautiful rig.
Totally on cue with your sensitivity 🙂
So glad 2 hear what You two discover and bring to light, great work!!
Thanks Mr Ron 🙂
LOVE YOU TWO!!!! This was a BLESSING IN DISGUISE and the OWNER NEW IT!!!!!
I'm sure he did
Was this a trade in that they were selling as is ? Did the price reflect that ? No wonder these rv salesmen don’t like inspectors.
They do fear inspectors and get pissed that " they always find something " they admit 😁🤣
Well done guys !!!
Thank you!! 😊
Client was lucky this RV was sold, too many problems with it
Been there Done that ! I was kicked out of several inspections right after I found the water intrusion !!!!
You know the feeling 😏
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More inspectors should be available…goood job!!!
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Thanks for sharing! I wouldn’t be happy about a smell in the refrigerator where my food is. 😬
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They can’t keep it clean they won’t do maintenance.
Great video guys! We look at so many new units and we can tell you what holds together better after transport.
Transport is the opening test that opens up this can of worms for sure. Manufacturer's PDI at the plant before shipping is definitely no guarantee of the hurricane test from the drive home to the dealership.
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I too inspect RVs as well as other vehicles and I am perplexed that you are limited to not describing odors within the cabin. I work for multiple warranty and it's pre-seller inspection companies and they encourage me to describe odors and note them in my reports.
We do not insert "odor" comments on a physical report...but we do call and talked to the customer after our daily findings, and will address it then!
Since odor are personal and individual assessments, we do not literally write it down as a factual finding.
@@blueoxontherun9188 I suppose we can disagree however an olfactory assault is factual in my world!!
Me too 🤣🤣 when it smells like shit...it does 🤣
A Ford dealer sold a truck out from under me and I even had it in writing that I had dibs on the truck and what time they told me I should be there to get the truck, (I arrived a half hour early and they already had another buyer test-driving it and sold it to them before I could even see it). Infuriating. I think they do it on purpose to pressure buyers to hurry up and make a commitment.
So I'm getting the impression if a person buys a new RV the first thing they should do is go through and reseal everything because the guys at the factory really do a crappy job. LOL
You said it
If it were one I was walking through to consider buying for myself, I would have run at the first whiff but with the way they did business, the buyer is lucky he escaped. I bet they got some schmuck who hadn't seen it to put money down.
Good stuff guys! 🙌
A lot of value coming from you guys ! Thanks for chiming in !
Thank you🥰
Refer truck driver said to put new coffee grounds in refer, close it up for a day or so, vacuum out grounds and odor will be gone. It works😊
Hope we don't have to try it 🤣
great video!!
Ocala not surprised. When I was going to buy there I got 5 phone calls from them after a 500$ refundable deposit wanting to know if I still wanted it.
I'm surprised. My 2014 Winnebago roof sealant today looks like the day they put it on.
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The quality of sealant used then was way better quality than todays
Thanks for your videos yall! I am currently researching, searching and prospecting as to becoming an RV inspector. These videos live to tell! I have an 18 year old Peterbilt 379, 120 inch ARI legacy truck and have been driving it for 7 years now. Ive had all the issues as an RV and corrected everything. Since then, with all the fmcsa mandates, IRS outting 1099 workers and everything else, its time for me to move on. I thought of many industries to work in but RV inspector really caught my eye. If there are any tips, suggestions or anything you can pass by, I am more than willing to listen. In the meantime, keep up the goid work and keep the videos coming🤙👋
Damn the torpedoes.
Full speed ahead.
Meaning. If it's faulty .
We'll report it.
People ASSUME that people with enough money to buy one of these in the first place would be clean. But sadly, lots of people are just NASTY, and have NO CLUE how to deep clean anything.
If you are going to shut off your fridge for the season (it's fall and you won't be using the RV till spring) and you don't have blocks to hold the fridge doors open (My fridge comes with clips to do just that.) Take some nylons with runners in them (Nylons that you will no longer ware,) fill them with used coffee (From your coffee pot) and store them in the fridge and freezer.
Good idea 💡
@@blueoxontherun9188
👈Military brat... That's one of the tricks you learn when shipping your fridge from duty station to duty station...
my nose is dead accurate
Sounds like your buyer was better off not purchasing this unit. It was great meeting you at the Hershey show. We bought a unit there with a refundable deposit. Only way we do it. Will you be at the Tampa RV show?
Exactly!! Refundable deposits are the way to go. See you in Tampa 😊
I think Pierre is really Steven Seagal, taking time out from movies to give us great RV info!
I will take some part of who he is a compliment 😉
@@blueoxontherun9188 (It was intended to be one.)
There’s no way my wife would ever let something stink like that.
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Great video. Do you remove all of the old caulk on the roof before you re-caulk or do you caulk over the old?
You don't "need" to remove the old, it just looks cleaner when you are looking back at your masterpiece 😉
A man had a brand new C. It was leaking. The sealant around roof vents etc looked this bad!
Ptiful to spend that kind of $ and have crummy workmanship.
I can only imagine what some rigs look n smell like with no maintenance. Yikes! Thank you for what you do!
It's the least we can do 🙂
Seal roofs with "Crazy Seal." It's 100% silicone.
So my question is this after you do your inspection and find a bunch of things but I’m still going to purchase this unit who make sure that all the work was done all the problems were fixed
Out of the report you will draw a CRL list we've talked about before, print it, and now you have your checklist you've sent to them you can now verify if everything has been addressed.
I would not consider buying an RV I dont like the lifestyle, but being a solid real estate investor paying you to inspect an RV makes good common sense, I always get Appraisals/ opinions on cars, boats, motorcycles, why people dont use you on EVERY RV purchase escapes me. Good video, I learned from it.
Thanks for chiming in Mr Darren 🙏
I have been looking at campers to travel and live in since I took an early retirement 14.5 months ago and I shopped around and all the RV sales location I have learn one thing. They all promise you the world but after you buy it’s like pulling teeth from a pissed off grizzly bear. So I held off on buying any and read a lot of reviews and about I started seeing videos and reviews of people having nothing but trouble out of their RVs. I’ve never been sold on slide outs. And just like everything else there is always maintenance on them. I don’t think people understands that you have to constantly do maintenance on them. So 3 months ago i decided to buy a teardrop camper. I love it. Not sure if I ever with but a big one to live in. I can’t see going out and spending a small fortune to live like a homeless person. If you spend 100k plus for a tv you shouldn’t have to do maintenance for at least 5 years but I see where people do. That’s why their warranties only last a short time because they know it also.
You are right....dealerships and salespeople are like politicians 🙄 probably went to the same school..." how to enrich yourself on someone else's back"
@@blueoxontherun9188 so true
I never thought of hiring an inspection company for an rv!!!!!! When you are prepared to spend thousands of dollars, why would'nt you! I'm learning there is a ton of poor production when it comes to any RV. Sad, but true.
... ( 06:10 ) you were not "KICKED-OUT" ... THE SELLER "SOLD" THE UNIT TO SOMEONE-ELSE & SIMPLY "NOTIFIED YOU" NOT TO GO ANY FURTHER WITH YOUR INSPECTION ... THE OWNER OF THE RV-PARK WAS CURTEOUS & RESPECTFUL TO YOU BOTH ...💋💋💋💋🦄🦄🦄🦄
A bird in hand is better than one in the bush.
Couldn’t the dealer at least fix the seals and replace that nasty fridge before trying to unload it on a customer? Pretty shady.
Exactly!!! Come on!!🙄
A bank that gives you a 15-30 year mortgage wants a home inspection to protect their collatoral - your home.
You would think banks that do loans on RV would want the same thing, a 3rd party RV inspection to protect their collatoral - your RV. Banks that do RV loans haven't figured this out yet.
Right ??
If the prospective buyer wants you to provide your opinion on odor, then you can and should provide that opinion in your report.
It will never be in our report. I strongly disagree!
Sense of smell, is personal.
We are not "stating" opinions 🙄...the whole inspection report is about FACTS not opinions.
You want to talk about it, off record, on the phone or personally? That's a different question!
But NEVER will it be on a report!
It would be like telling you the "comforter" doesn't match the colors of the bedroom 🙄...personal?! Smell is relative in the same degree IMHO. What's BO for you and for me will be different right? You might like it 😉.
Hope it helps. Opinions are like... people. All different 😁
Everyone knows that RV’s are not supposed to be exposed to weather, right?
This is why they sell quonset hut right ?
I feel sorry for whoever bought that unit.
Me too! 😁
Good video and appears to be a good inspection of an ~8 year old RV. Unfortunately life steps in with that old adage that " Money Talks, $%#@ Walks" with way too many people and that a handshake deal is really not a binding contract, especially if not witnessed. Myself, those roof joints that were never maintained with a tube or two of Dicor may have been a deal breaker anyhow. Toilets - those look like low buck Dometic porcelain and easily replaced. Smelly fridges can be easily cleaned (ALL RVs have fridges that smell a bit) as can the shower. What would be the biggest concern would be engine and tires. Has that $$$ diesel engine had regular service and are the tires within 5-6 years old, especially in a far south state.
Keep up the good work!!
I'm happy someone else ended up with that unit actually, sight unseen without an inspection 🙃
you guys are awesome
Come on! You know, as well as I do, it was not sold. The seller did not like you discovering everything about the unit.
Hello RV fam. Mr. Blue Ox I love your eyeglasses. Will you tell me the brand please? Good job on inspection work. Great video.
NIKE and I'm not sponsored 😁
@@blueoxontherun9188 😆 👍
RV never = ruined vacation..
They use purposely quickly degrading material for the roof, forcing you to come back and spend 40k on a new roof.
Right ?? 😁
RUN
I'm going out the door and keep looking
How about stating average cost of repairs on defects found? Keep educating the public. Well done.
I totally understand and appreciate the idea Michel ! Tho we have experience in manufacturing, construction, transportation, air brake certification, diesel mechanism and maintenance...we cannot visually estimate the cost of any repairs and the extent of such damage since water is pretty invasive...and remember, we are supposed to inspect...not diagnose 🤣🤣🤣
@@blueoxontherun9188. Yes that’s all true but ballpark figures on repairs that don’t involve hidden damage would be extremely helpful.
Girl what sunglasses are those I need me some
I had to look 👀 🤣they are 4 year old Kate Spade prescription glasses. Happy New Year!
There's no such thing as a "Gentleman's handshake" anymore...
You got that right 🙂
Any RV that requires sealant is trash. It should all have flashing and be layered so water will not go into the vehicle just like with any car without all this sealant. Sealant is what they do to temp fix a bad design. They 100% can list odors on an inspection just like anything they see. Why do they think they cant write down some of the problems like odors?? It is not against any law.
It's against "ethics" of certain association to not determine or describe "odors" since it is subjective! No worries, of record, we will bring it up 🙂
I know some ceilings won’t work over existing sealants what do you recommend?
Nothing silicone based. I personally like chemlink
Thank you that will come in handy in several places
There was no way the owner took care of this RV. Was definitely an outside storage in the SUN.
You see what I see exactly 💯 😏
So how does one go about finding and hiring someone to inspect an RV ?
www.blueoxrvinspection.com
Everything you found could be used while negotiating the deal is exactly why the owner sold it to someone else!
Sad but true!
The owner knew the issues. Thus why he wanted to sell it to someone who didn't request an inspection. Furthermore, the buyer was from 1500 miles away and will never be seen again ! Coincidence !?
looks like you saved the client from a rolling toilet
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It would be nice to see you guys inspect a"higher"quality built rv or travel trailer such as a Phoenix Cruiser,Lazy-Daze, Leisure Travel, Roadtrek,Big Foot,Tiger Adventure Vehicle,Oliver trailers, Scamp & or Casitas. Honestly you guys review some of the crapier brands out there for sure or those 40ft monstrosities & with all that footprint you're going to have way more issue(s) then all the above brands that I mentioned.
Thanks! interesting. Maybe I missed it, but I'm curious how a potential buyer gets the engine (and related stuff) inspected on a MOTOR home? Do you guys do that, too?
Yes we do offer some of these services as options.
Make sure to visit our website www.blueoxrvinspection.com click services
If a diesel is running, it's OK, said an experienced diesel mechanic to me. I wouldn't know.
🤣🤣 there's lil bit more to it then if it's running, it's "OK" !!! My recommendation, find yourself a different "experienced " mechanic 😊🤣
You couldn't pay me to buy after seeing how bad the sealant was. A fool and their money are soon parted.
I am curious as to what your qualifications are. Licensed rv Tech?
Certified RV Inspector. Ex Registered RV tech 🤣
All mean absolutely nothing without experience 😁🤣
Did you guys get paid for your Time? This Dump getting sold was a Blessing!.
It was a blessing ...we did get paid 🙂
Lost electric on our boat and the fridge was horrible after a few days of rotten meat. I was to lay coffee grinds on paper towels for a few days I replaced them 2x in a week and that’s all it took they soaked up the odor completely. I tried bleach etc nothing worked except coffee grinds
This is a great tip! I've never heard of this solution, but I'll remember it now 😊
Good input ! Hope never have to try that 🤣
But thanks for the tip !
Best thing I ever found was putting a piece of bread soaked in vanilla extract on a throw away pie pan and closing the door. You would think it would just mask foul odors but it soaked them up too!
Sounds like your customer dodged a bullet! C4BO
It appears the dealer/broker was not going to let you spoil the party with a 20 page dissertation folder for the client. Yeah this deal smells almost as rank as the nasty Fridgidaire. Maintenance neglect is a H-U-G-E problem as it is very time consuming, costly and difficult to find. Finding a qualified technician with the experience chops to make good repairs is even more important than the purchase of any RV. Guys, you need to find a more incognito way to conduct your investigative inspection or have the welcome mat pulled will become more routine.
If they have enough buyers, they definitely can pull the welcome mat..agreed! But definitely not the case in 99% of cases 🤣
Why do they have to be incognito? There is nothing wrong with what an inspector does. If you are a seller and object, that tells me you have a shitty product.
Whoo hoo 😁 right ??
How do we get in contact for a inspection on a thor motorhome in Florida near fort Lauderdale area, Lamesa rv
Send us an email, we are on an inspection right now
Info@blueoxrvinspection.com 😊
Super C
wife and I are considering going full time rving and purchasing new. Do you recommend inspections on new and what's some things you look out for?
You're just kidding 😂 right ?? How many videos of ours have you watched ?
I hope you're kidding about justifying the use of an independent inspection?
@blueoxontherun9188 lol not many , just started and found your channel so I'm going to safely assume I should subscribe and watch Many more lol
🤣🤣 I think you're going to find your answer...😁
Welcome aboard 😀 👍
Do you still get paid when your inspection is cut short for any eeason...
You hired us for our expertise we presume right? There's always a cost for that right?
If after our findings and their decision to pass, some still want us to continue...isn't that just retaliation on their part ? Just saying 😌!
That happened before.
We just made them saved thousands !?!?
Some people get pissed at us for the few bucks we charged versus the money pit they were going to plunge into !!! Seriously !? You want a refund !?
Isn't that like saying " I didn't like all the problems you found in your report on the RV I was going to buy ...now that I know all the issues 🤔 I want to be reimbursed ?! Again, just saying 😁
It's like Vegas...this time tho, you get to know ahead of time how much it is going to cost you to gamble 🤙
I put a down payment down based upon the outcome of the inspection!
Good girl !! We're proud of you 🤙
I mean these campers are made out of cardboard plastic substandard lumber and a shity frame... How do you say 5 years maximum if you can park them in the pole barn you might get 15 years before it's a total piece of s***.. we looking at 150,000 machine or $200,000..... Where do these people get money like that
It's like a hobby....racing, flying, boating, smoking or whatever floats your boat 🤣
@@blueoxontherun9188 I understand I just don't see how people got that kind of money to blow on something that totally depreciates I can think of a lot better hobbies
Do I understand correctly: the man who hired you was the same man who had a gentleman's handshake to buy this unit?? Wow, crazy - buyer has more money than common sense, and why bother with an inspection at this point? Give me a headache trying to understand.
Yep!
Some people have no concept of ethics...
You would have replaced the toilets and fridge because of smells and stains? Ya right, $5000 later.
The facts are it smell s and is pungent, police officers can testify and put into reports the smells and noises or lack there of, why can’t you? I would expect the observations you found.
Our code of " ethics " with this association, doesn't allow such statement 🙄😶
I would say you're fridge pen and ink
I really don’t get this RV thing. Spend a few million dollars then become a bus driver. That’s not easy and not my idea of fun. If you want to see America do it in a car, stay at 5 star hotels and what you would have spent on fuel will go a long way to your $1,000 per day for hotel and food.
I would never buy that junk
bet you it was funtown 😝
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Just a question why are there no pictures or video of the shower and the toilet about how dirty they were? Are we exaggerating a little bit maybe? And you’re doing an inspection which basically any Tom, Dick, and Harry can look at it and see is an issue what about some of the hard-core problems, what about the underbelly? What about the tanks? What about looking for clues of delamination? What about the drivetrain? What about the engine? What about the tires? What about the bearings?
Exactly why you get a fully detailed report when you hire an inspector.
We are not using this channel to share gory details to make you feel good about other people's problems or way of living.
When real issues are present and worth sharing...we will share.
We are not making up issues to get more views !
Money talks. A refundable deposit is worthless for the seller!
Exactly why you protect yourself as a potential buyer...
Contingent to my RV Inspection Report, my deposit is refundable if I decide to withdraw of the negotiation after Inspection's findings...
c4bo
A devil hates negative exposure. And only wants positive praise to bolster false Narratives
Well stated !🙂
You are doing a great job but you are unfortunately perpetuating the idea that a good seal is consisting of piling every three months a new layer of caulking over the precedent one, on the joints or the screw heads: nobody does that in the boating industry or in the european RV manufacturing. A proper seal is putting QUALITY caulking UNDER the lips or heads, not OVER them. Ask yourself from where comes the funny motto in the RV business: "There are two kinds of US made RV's: those who leak and those... who will leak". Exposing any caulking to the sun, inevitably leads to cracking of its surface: try something else!
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We're actually exposing the lack of quality products and some craftsmanship used by manufacturers so people understand the importance of maintenance of their rig.
We can't change the way manufacturers build units ! We all have to work with what we have delivered to us on the market!
In all fairness I think non refundable deposits are a joke. They are one sided. Why should a dealer lock up merchandise with nothing to gain if they back out? What happened to people being big boys and girls and if you say your going to buy something and leave a deposit you put your money where your mouth is. When I used to work on my grandparents lot as a kid I couldn’t do anything about it but on my private sales I made it very clear if I take a deposit and you back out for any reason it is non refundable. That’s the least I can get for my trouble.
Fairness???! They don't even know what they sell and the condition it is, or how it's going to be when received!!!
Fairness is right!!! If you deliver me a quality product, I'll take possession! 🙄😁🤣 if not, you reimburse me!!!
You are right....that's how people put their big boys and girls pants up 😘 in our world.
@@blueoxontherun9188 oh absolutely it must be a good product as advertised. In fact the only way I could see giving back a deposit would be if something was turned up and it was found out the dealership was hiding or covering something up.
That's exactly the problem of this industry. Majority of seller claim they don't know🤔, know, don't tell, or hide the condition of their RV for sale....thus why we teach people to never make a transaction, in this industry, without a "refundable" deposit!
This industry is close to being the most legally corrupt IMHO 🙂
If you are ordering a new rv, how do you know it was not built by temporary covid employees. If so, you leave a non refundable deposit and when rv arrives it is unacceptable. How do you protect yourself?