You sell your RV for your price. I only earn on the upside.
You keep your listing and your number. I market your RV across Facebook's national RV buyer groups — not just your local Marketplace area — and handle that whole side. You're guaranteed your asking price, and if it doesn't sell, you owe nothing.
Your price is the floor — not the ceiling.
The number you set is the number you always walk away with. My fee is only what a buyer pays on top of it.
A buyer pays $63,000. You get your full $60,000. I earn the $3,000 on top.
- Your price is the floor. You never receive a dollar less than the number you set.
- My fee is only the upside. If a buyer pays more than your number, that difference is my fee — nothing comes out of your pocket.
- No fees, ever. Posting on Facebook is free, so there's no listing cost to either of us. You only ever pay out of the upside.
- No sale, no fee. If it doesn't sell, you owe nothing and you've kept your own listing running the whole time.
- You see the number. When it sells, I show you the exact sale price, so you know precisely what it went for.
How it works
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You set your number
Tell me the bottom-line price you'd be happy to walk away with. That becomes your floor — you never get a dollar less.
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I market it nationally
I market your RV across Facebook's national and niche RV buyer groups, write the posts, and field the buyer questions. You keep your own listing running too.
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You sell to the buyer
When a buyer comes through, they pay you and the title transfers from you to them. My fee is whatever the buyer paid above your number.
Why it's safe
You should be skeptical of anyone messaging you on Marketplace. Here's exactly why this is different.
You sell directly to the buyer
The sale is between you and them. I'm your authorized marketing agent — not the seller.
The title never touches me
It transfers straight from you to the buyer. I never take ownership of your RV.
I never hold your money
The buyer pays you directly. There's no point where your cash sits with me.
No fees to you, ever
Facebook posting is free, so there are no listing fees. You owe nothing unless it sells above your number.
It's in writing
A short agreement spells out that my fee is only the amount a buyer pays above your stated price.
You keep control
Keep your own listing up, keep talking to your own buyers, and stop anytime.
The questions every seller asks
This sounds too good. Is it a scam?
Fair question — you should be skeptical of anyone messaging you on Marketplace. Here's why this isn't: I never ask you for money, I never ask for your personal or financial information, and I never ask you to take your listing down. You sell directly to the buyer and the title goes from you to them. The only money I make is the amount a buyer pays above the price you set. If nothing sells, you've spent nothing and risked nothing.
Where do you actually post it?
Across Facebook's national and niche RV buyer groups — the big buy/sell communities and brand/owner groups — not just your local Marketplace area. That's where out-of-state buyers are: the ones who'll travel or arrange transport for the right rig. Your local listing only reaches people near you. I get it in front of the national RV crowd, and it's all free since Facebook posting costs nothing.
Why do you keep the amount above my price?
Because that's the part I create. You set the number you're happy with, and I do the work to find a buyer who'll pay more: writing the posts, marketing across the national RV groups, and handling buyer questions. You always get your full number. Anything above it is my pay for that work, and it never reduces what you walk away with.
What do you actually need from me?
Your bottom-line number and your photos. That's basically it. I write the posts and field buyer questions across the national RV groups. There are no fees for either of us. I loop you in the moment there's a real buyer ready to pay your price, and the sale happens between you and them.
Can't I just post it in those groups myself?
You can try. But there are hundreds of national and niche RV groups, most with strict rules about who can post and when — and you'd be running all those buyer messages on top of your Marketplace inbox. I already know the groups, post within their rules, and handle the whole conversation. You only pay anything if it actually sells above your number.
What if I still owe money on it?
Common situation, and it still works. The buyer pays you, you settle your payoff with your lender like any private sale, and the title transfers from you to the buyer. I never sit in the middle of your money or your title. We'll just confirm the timing so everything lines up cleanly.
Want me to put your RV in front of more buyers?
Send me your bottom-line number and your photos. No cost, no risk, and you're guaranteed your asking price.
Email me your RVOr just reply to my message on Facebook. You keep your listing — you owe nothing unless it sells above your number.