The honest answer to "what is my RV worth" — how condition, age, chassis, and Florida's market really set the price, and why NADA retail is not what you will get.
1. Category and chassis. A diesel pusher and a pop-up depreciate on completely different curves. Diesel chassis hold value longer; entry-level towables fall fastest in years 1–5, then flatten.
2. Water history. Nothing moves an RV's value like water. A dry, resealed roof is worth thousands; soft spots and stains subtract fast. Be upfront — we price honest damage fairly, but surprises at pickup are the one thing that changes an offer.
3. The Florida factor. Sun, salt, and humidity age rigs faster here — but Florida is also America's biggest RV resale market, so demand is real year-round. Snowbird season floods supply every spring; selling before or after it often nets more.
4. What book values miss. NADA/J.D. Power retail assumes a dealer-reconditioned unit with a warranty. Private and wholesale reality runs well below book, and book lags the live market by months. A firm offer from photos beats a book range every time.
Photos to 954-740-1983 gets you a firm same-day figure — free, no obligation, honored at pickup.
Photos to 954-740-1983 = firm same-day cash offer, free Florida pickup.