We run into homeless folks all the time here in Holiday Florida...never thought we would be joining the ranks of being homeless. But you know, it just takes one event in your life to turn the tables around. Might be a fire. Might be a Squatter problem. Might be that you just can't afford the taxes, insurance and HOA fees. Perhaps a United Airlines plane flew over and dropped an engine on your house. In our case it is none of these...it is . . .
After having our motorhome for ten years, driving 90K miles (give or take), it was time to make a move. After talking to the representative we were dealing with to buy another motorhome, it became apparent that we were going to be lucky to get $5K for the Isata due to a list of items that needed to be repaired. Areas of the paint needed attention. The slide awning ripped on our recent trip home. The fresh water tank sprung a leak sometime last summer. A check engine light came on somewhere in Texas on our way home, although it did not affect the operation of the engine, although it has been using just a little more oil these past few years than it use to. The Radio/GPS busted a couple of years ago. The carpet needed to be replaced throughout. And the generator has not worked for about four years. I am sure there are other items, but that list alone makes it an "AUCTION" motorhome when you deal with an RV dealer.
