| Many RV dealers are feeling the crunch of the | | | | in every state. They're not just located in the big |
| economy. Sales are down for new RV's and people | | | | cities either. Even local agencies, such as police and |
| are searching high and low for deals on used models. | | | | sheriff's departments hold auctions. Most are not well |
| In all honesty, a used RV dealer is not your best | | | | advertised. That's where the internet comes into |
| source for an RV. Here are some reasons why: | | | | play. |
| | | | There are websites that list these auctions. You can |
| 1. Dealers Buy Low: Most dealers buy from auctions | | | | even receive updates via email when new auctions |
| or other sources. The RV's are then resold at a high | | | | are listed or new items are added. There's not a lot |
| markup. | | | | of red tape, either, like many people think. It's about |
| 2. Dealers Sell High: Don't let the big signs proclaiming | | | | as easy as bidding on EBay. |
| a sale fool you. Dealers are in business to make | | | | The RV's sold at auction are in just about every |
| money. A 30-40% mark up is common. | | | | condition you can imagine, from nearly new to |
| 3. You Can Buy Where Dealers Buy: You can buy a | | | | salvage. You can view the items that are up for sale |
| great RV at some of the same places as your local | | | | prior to placing a bid and you'll even find some bids |
| used RV dealer. Start looking at government auctions. | | | | that start at $100. |
| How You Can Find the Government Auctions | | | | Isn't it time that you found the same great deal as |
| Some auctions are just open to dealers. At most, | | | | your used RV dealer? By eliminating the middleman, |
| though, private individuals may bid and purchase items | | | | you can save thousands. Take a few minutes and |
| from these sales, as well. These auctions are located | | | | see what government auctions can offer you. |