We are an advertising and marketing company working with banks, finance companies, credit unions and dealer auctions. We are NOT dealers! We do not operate an auction. We are paid to advertise the vehicles and provide a platform via the internet that will allow prospective buyers to submit offers directly to the legal owners. RV HELP-U-SELL will NEVER accept money in any form from a prospective buyer. We are compensated by the legal owners who list their repossessions on the RV HELP-U-SELL web site.
Rv-HELP-U-SELL locations across the country advertise RV, boat and vehicle repossessions to a nationwide market. There are new listings posted on our web sites twice each month. The advertised units stay active for 14 days. During that period prospective buyers make offers which we then forward to the legal owner.
At the end of each listing period the clients with offers accepted by the legal owners
are contacted by the legal owner and a time and place to view the vehicle are
determined. No money will change hands until the buyer has inspected and approved
the sale. Location of a vehicle at the time of repossession has nothing to do with where the original loan was made. Some legal owners require the repossession to be broght back to where the loan originated.
1. Placing an offer!
Choose the unit that you would like to make an offer on and go to the contact form below. Fill out the form as this is what the lender will use to contact you if your offer is accepted. Offers that have been received are posted under "current
offers" located just below the last repossession listed on this page. The legal owner can accept an offer at any time. You may send in as many offers as you like on one vehicle. Multiple offers are only accepted on approval of the legal
owner. People making offers are under no obligation to purchase any vehicle
until they have inspected and approved of the vehicle. RV HELP-U-SELL locations only advertise the vehicles found on this web site. Acceptance and approval of any sale is the responsibility of the legal owner of the vehicle.
2. Common Questions!
Q. Do you have additional pictures?
A. No! But if you place the highest offer the lender will contact you and provide you with more pictures, a mechanical report and a car fax. This sale is all about finding the real buyer and then moving forward. This is how buyers can really save money! If the lenders paid the costs of a dealership then the prices would reflect that cost.
Q. Can we see it?
A. No! These repossessions are located nationwide. It would be logistically impossible to make the units available to preview. There would be no one place that would work for everyone. This also goes back to saving money. It is very expensive to move these units from one place to another.
As the customer holding the highest offer you are not obligated to purchase the unit until you have had a chance to inspect it. This is better than a money back guarantee! You pay no money until you are satisfied.
Q. How do I know if I have made the highest offer?
A. If you have made the highest offer you will be contacted by the lender who owns the unit.
If the sale ends on a week day the results are posted on the RV HELP U SELL web site by the next day. If the sale ends on friday or the week-end the results are not posted until the lenders open on Monday. On this page you will see the results from the previous sale.
Q. On the last day of the sale are offers updated during the day?
A. No. We do not run an auction that updates offers exactly as they come in. Prospective buyers should look at the current high offer posted and decide what their last offer will be. Here is an example of what has worked for many buyers. If at the beginning of the last day of the sale a unit has a posted high offer of $30,000, you should decide what you would offer and be satisfied if your offer is successful. Like any sale with a beginning and an ending date many of the final high offers come in on the last day of the sale. If a unit has a book value of $30,000 and the posted high offer is $18,000 you could offer $18,001 but that offer would probably not hold up as the high offer. Using this example if you would be happy owning the unit for $23,000 then that is what you should offer.
Q. Is buying a foreclosure RV, boat or truck for you?
A. If you need to see it, feel it, smell it and inspect it before you would make a non-binding offer then this sale is not designed well for you. Dealerships have their place in the food chain. They will give you coffee and have a salesperson show you every inch of the vehicle. For this service they charge a 30% to a 50% mark up! And well they should! Retail sales is a difficult business in this economy.
For buyers who are willing to do a little of the ground work there is a lot of money to be saved.
Please Read Before making an offer!
The lenders who list foreclosures on our web-sites are not RV dealers, they are banks, credit unions, finance companies and auto auctions. They are banking professionals who have no interest in wasting your time by advertising junk. Most units listed have been inspected by professional RV mechanics. Most units come with at least a 90ty day warranty. Others have factory warranties still in place. All sales are subject to inspection and approval from the buyer before any money changes hands. If you feel the need to see it, drive it or inspect it before you are ready to place an offer, this program is not for you! If your offer is accepted by the lender you will have as much time as necessary to do a complete inspection.
Any offer placed on a foreclosure or pre-foreclosure will be submitted to the
legal owner. Sales are not final until the buyer has inspected and approved the
RV being sold. No deposits or money of any kind are asked for or collected by
the legal owner until the buyer accepts the RV and the terms.
Motor vehicle laws vary from state-to-state, prospective buyers should check
with state and county agencies before making an offer on a foreclosure, or
pre-foreclosure. Used tax and registration also vary from state-to-state and
prospective buyers should check with local agencies. The final selling price
of any foreclosure or pre-foreclosure is completely between the buyer and the
legal owner. Payment for used taxes, registration or any other fee required to
transfer title, are also by and between the buyer and legal owner.
Foreclosures and pre-foreclosures found on the RV-HELP-U-SELL web-sites
are not exclusive listings. Similar listings may be advertised by other companies.
Not all vehicles marked as sold are sold through www.rvhelpusell.com
Legal owner is defined as " Any lender, business or individual holding legal title
of ownership".
* Some pictures may not represent the actual advertised unit. Where pictures
are not available, we do our best to find a close representation.
Note! The n.a.d.a. guide is only a reference. values found in the guide are only
a guide. RV-HELP-U-SELL will not guarantee these values to be accurate.
RV -HELP-U-SELL will under no circumstances accept any money or deposits
from prospective buyers. All payments and or offers must go directly to the legal
owner of the foreclosure. This is not an auction, offers submitted to RV-HELP-U-
sell affiliates are forwarded to the legal owners. Only legal owners can accept an
offer to purchase.
High Offers from the sale ending 2/14
New Listings 2/15 ending 2/29 6PM MST
3108-Terry resort travel trailer- yr 1988- model M-18D- good condition- No picture at this time- location- Canton Oh- low retail $660 average retail $800.
3110-Same as above.
3119-Winnebago Sightseer- yr 2009- model 29R- see stock photos-Miles- 19,582-Ford V-10 engine- double slideout- Onan generator- Location- San Mateo Ca- Low retail- 62,468 average retail 75,265. - DVD/CD/2 TV's- satellite.
3130-2001 Chieftan 36W
low retail $33,470 average retail $40,320 2 slides - center kitchen
http://www.nadaguides.com/RVs/2001/Winnebago/M-36W-FORD-+-366/Standard-Equipment
3131-2000 Keystone RV MONTANA Fifth Wheel Series M-3280 RL - 34'
triple slide out - low retail $11,350 Average retail $13,680 Knoxville TN
http://www.nadaguides.com/RVs/2000/Keystone-RV/M-3280-RL-34
3132-1998 Alpenlite Fifth Wheel Series M-34RL-APPLETREE - 34' 2 slides
low retail $11,270 average retail $13,580 Knoxville TN http://www.nadaguides.com/RVs/1998/Alpenlite/M-34RL-APPLETREE-34
3133-2006 Keystone RV CHALLENGER Fifth Wheel Series M-32 TKB - 34'
low retail $19,070 average retail $22,980
http://www.nadaguides.com/RVs/2006/Keystone-RV/M-32-TKB-34/Standard-Equipment
3134-2005 Crossroads RV CRUISER Fifth Wheel Series M-28 RL - 30'
2 slides - standard equipment
low retail $11,730 average retail $14,130
http://www.nadaguides.com/RVs/2005/Crossroads-RV/M-28-RL-30/Standard-Equipment
3135-2002 rvision Stratus 271 -miles 30,883- one slideout- Chevy workhorse
8.1L engine- no NADA listing. Retail-31,225
3136-2004 Itasca SUNRISE Series M-34D-FORD(**) - 34'6" 2 slide - queen bed low retail $38,020 average retail $45,810 miles-22,294
http://www.nadaguides.com/RVs/2004/Itasca/M-34D-FORD++-346/Standard-Equipment
Cars & Trucks
Lender Minimum offer
3107-42,501.99 *
3108-714 *
3109-27,000 *
3110-26,101 *
3111-31,000
3112-22,000
3113-17,004 *
3114-19,901 *
3115-38,000
3116-26,101 *
3117-78,000
3118-77,000
3119-54,000
3120-52,000
3121-54,000 *
3122-18,000 *
3123-38,000
3124-62,000
3125-62,000
3126-45,000
3127-43,890
3128-45,940
3129-19,900
3130-30,000
3131-9,000
3132-8,000
3133-16,900
3134-11,260
3135-23,000
3136-39,000
3137-6,991 *
3138-16,651 *
3139-16,000 *
3140-18,300 *
3141-21,771 *
3142-24,000 *
