RV Paperwork & Legal

Before selling your RV in the USA, you must gather all the necessary paperwork to facilitate a smooth sales process. These documents include the vehicle’s registration, proof of ownership, a valid insurance policy for your RV, proof of maintenance and general safety checks,...

Nevada law (NRS) prohibits leaving inoperable or abandoned vehicles—including RVs—on private or public property for extended periods without consent. Henderson’s Code Enforcement enforces these state standards through its Property Maintenance and Public Nuisance Code, deeming visible junk vehicles a violation. Owners must either...

Image source: pixabay All vehicles that you buy, including RVs, will include a title. The title says that you legally own the RV. While many people understand how RVs have a title, not everyone knows you can encounter more than one type of...

Photo Credit Your beloved old motorhome can feel like a part of the family. You stand it through the years, and you’ve shared many adventures. The bond between an RV or a motorhome and its family is much stronger than one you can...

Photo Credit Just like the average car owner, few RV owners drive brand-new ones. In fact, it’s safe to say that most have RVs that wouldn’t be considered new in any way, shape, or form. When bought new, they’re considered a major purchase....

When an RV has lost all of its value and cannot be fixed, it is typically referred to as “junk.” That usually occurs because the vehicle is outdated, unusable, or requires costly repairs that exceed its market value. Does it cost too much...