People Bought RVs for FREEDOM — Now They’re Stuck With the Payments

Buying an RV was supposed to open up a new life. For some owners, it left them with a loan they still have to pay long after the excitement faded. Selling isn’t an easy escape when the vehicle is worth far less than the remaining debt. These clips include an owner who says he owes $63,000 on an RV worth roughly $18,000–$20,000 after moving into a house. Others discuss depreciation, expensive ownership and why buying a brand-new rig can bring financial headaches alongside the road trips. The dream can change quickly. The payment schedule doesn’t. What would you do if you no longer wanted your RV but couldn’t afford to get rid of it? #RVLife #RVDebt #MoneyProblems #Depreciation #VanLife