10 Reasons You Should Rent An RV Before You Buy One

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Vacationing or living in an RV isn’t for everyone. Therefore it’s best to experience an RV before you spend big on a recreational vehicle. So here’s a tip — rent.

If you love the RV after renting, you’ll likely love owning one. Despite the big initial outlay (or monthly cost), buying an RV whether new or used, can be the optimal choice for family vacations.

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1. Make Sure Your First RV Trip is a Success

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2. What RV is right for you?

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3. Confirm Your RV Vacation Commitment

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4. Understand Why You Want an RV

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5. Know if the RV life is right for you

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6. Practice Operating

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7. Learn About the Inner Workings

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8. Pick and choose your functions

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9. Avoid Repair Costs

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10. Get comfortable

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