I'm planning on living on the road after I retire from working and claim my social security benefits. I might get a pre-owned RV or a cargo minivan. I will finally get rid of landlords and live rent free.

I wouldn't buy an RV, lol. I might rent on. 😁

Buying used compared to buying new in this sloppy manufacturing market makes complete sense. Good video.

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Great upload I also never buy new .

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Airstream is twice the price for the same-size trailer!

i got a 2008 rv 50 k miles, it was the rolls royce of class b plus in 2008. couldn't be happier, newer ones are falling apart, super expensive. quality i got you cant find any more, need to be aware of tires, and gen hours but would recommend what your video talks about. especially if new to it. can always resell and upgrade down grade

Casita is at $26K base for a Deluxe model which is the majority of what they sell, the Deluxe can be optioned up to $35K now. Rumor has it they will be bringing back a 13' model soon. I too think that Casita has a better look and fit/finish and that's why we ordered and purchased a Casita Spirit Deluxe. Scamp makes a great trailer as well and they've made some big changes to their construction materials, designs and options in the past year which has really improved upon their product and overall brand. One should be happy to own either trailer.

We've been RVing for 18 years and have owned 2 new RVs and 0 used. Personally, I'd be very judicious about who I was buying used from especially if it was a later model year RV. As you mentioned, there are people who make well-meaning "improvements" and may or may not have done the work properly but there are also a lot of RV owners out there that haven't got a clue how to use their RV and never take the time to learn. This mis-use can cause irreversible damage and headaches for the next owner. Equally, maintenance is often skipped because it is "too expensive" so more problems get passed along. Personally, I"ve had nothing but good experiences working with manufacturers for first-year warranty issues. And we keep our RVs long enough that resale and depreciation aren't really a factor.

fascinating that you use UPS for a physical primary address. thanks.

Your estimate for RVshare was not Entirely correct. RVshare requires renters to purchase insurance, which I believe adds about $55 per day.

We're going back and forth between new versus used. You bring up great points on going used. Especially with all the poor workmanship we've heard about in RV's manufactured since 2020. I tend to think that quality was better prior to then. And cost certainly is a big consideration. Thanks for putting this out here.

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Please… it’s not ‘A Nother’, it’s ’another.’ Also it will help you to learn when to use ‘a’ and ‘an.’ These are way too commonly incorrectly used by youtubers and this generation. You sound great.. audio is clear and content is informative. Great job!

I like the Casita as far as tank sizes and the fact that the underbelly is fiberglass as well but I think the Scamp has better floor plans especially the 19 as far as counter space in the kitchen as well as some of their smaller models that have good counter space as well you can always work around the tank sizes by carrying a water bladder and getting a compost toilet, just my opinion

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Dont buy new cars either. A good old Toyota., 5 years old, will last practically forever.

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I started my Travel Trailer search looking at Scamp and then moved onto Casita as they had better quality construction. I briefly checked out Oliver along the way but at $100k with no family friendly floor plans Oliver wasn't a good option for a family of 4. I'm headed up to BC Canada to check out Escape next. Escape seems like the best bang for you buck. What do you think about Escape Trailers?

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Superb! Thanks for sharing :) I definitely look forward to watch more of your videos!

Why do some people choose to be hateful to this young lady? She posted a helpful video and seems like a lovely person. You keyboard warriors need to check your hearts. Build people up. Don’t tear them down. Goodness.

RVs...we build'em too last....a few years....dang so expensive for repairs...Self-contained...LiFePo battery solar storage. 48v appliances...their is something to be said for rebuilding one with better grade equipment, plumbing, electrical, etc, etc, etc.

Yep, thanks for the comparison. We started with a 1978? Scamp 13’ back in about 2010. Camped all over America in it for about four years. It was a blast, but we wanted more room. In 2014 we bought a new Keystone 23rb 23’ travel trailer, with a slide-out section. It was pretty dreamy to camp in, but a real chore to haul around and park. We sold it last year, and bought a new Casita. We live just about fifty miles from the Casita factory. The Casita is certainly a lot easier to tow and set up. We’re getting used to the smaller space. I’d buy a Scamp 19’ for sure, but it would prevent us from bringing the motorcycle with us in the bed of the truck. There are always trade-offs and compromises. Happy Camping!

warranties are basically non existent the MFG will give you so much red tape its not even worth the hassles the paper work they make you sign at new basically makes the MFG not liable for anything. if they do chose to fix. it it will be done half ass and will take months and months

She got that crazy hippie chick look. It's the same kind a look cat ladies have. She could be a dog person but I'd feel sorry for the dog.

Fully loaded casita was quoted at $37k last year when I asked for one…… not $28….

Good luck with you new channel.

I've bought new and used, each had it's advantages.

I think you should have rolled it on, or brushed then rolled to make it look better. Not sure it will hold up but it’s a cheap temporary fix

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Good and correct information.

I agree with you as the Casita just looks better.

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Very smart points

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“ My entire life “, what are you, in your 20s?!

What is the model of RV you have now? It looks awesome and I'd like to look into one like this

Americans realizing the pros and cons of used cars. Amazing.

Hi Haley, great video especially for the beginners who are joining the community... :)

Helpful, thank you

My experience was,being honest with insurance and finance companies was that it was more because i told them i live in it full time! Don't tell them that!!!

Refreshing. Very nicely done. Short, informative, and insightful.

Can you do a video on the purchase and financing the RV?

Thank you for the comparison. Can you compare Oliver, Big Foot, and Escape in with the other two? (Pull behind comparison)

Thanks for putting this together in the spirit of guidance and education. I wish you well with the Airstream. I love the Airstream but could not get over the poor customer service, even during the Sales process, which planted fear in me for Service. I bought an Oliver for quality, the staff, and just the kindness of the community. In the end, it works for you and that’s what is important. Safe travels. If you’re an old guy like me and you don’t have time to deal with Service and things falling apart, go to Oliver.

Thanks but this is based on how you think it looks and how it makes you feel. Most men are concerned about the quality of the build as it pertains to longevity. Airstream lost that a long time ago and Oliver found it.