Get a cash offer for your RV

Tell us about your RV and get a no-obligation cash offer from a Houston buyer. Motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels and more, in any condition.

No obligation, no fees, no commissions. You can say no.
We respond quickly, usually the same day (Mon–Sat, 8am–7pm).
Prefer texting? Send photos and details by text instead.

Owner photographing the interior of an RV with a smartphone to send for a cash offer

If you want a cash offer for your RV in Houston, the form above is the place to start. Tell us what you own, where it is and what condition it’s in. We buy directly from owners across Greater Houston, and clear details help us give you a more accurate offer.

You don’t need a polished listing or a perfectly clean RV. Honest descriptions and useful photos matter more. Submitting your information is free and carries no obligation. Check our Greater Houston service area if you’re unsure whether your RV’s location is covered.

The short version

Accurate specifications, condition notes and photos help us make a more reliable cash offer.
We review your information, often provide an offer the same day, and confirm condition in person.
You pay no fees or commissions, and pickup is included at no cost.

What to include for an accurate Houston RV cash offer

Start with the basics below, then describe anything a buyer should know before seeing the RV. If you don’t know a specification, say so rather than guessing.

Condition matters alongside age and model. Our guide to what affects an RV cash offer explains why two similar units can receive different offers.

VIN, year, make, model and approximate length.
Mileage for a motorhome and generator hours, if equipped.
Number of slide-outs and whether they operate.
Roof material, approximate age and any repairs or replacement.
Known leaks, soft floors, water damage, collision damage or mechanical problems.
Title status, names on the title and whether a lender holds a lien.
Current location, access restrictions and whether the RV can move.

Photos that help us understand your RV

Use daylight when possible, step back far enough to show each area and check that photos are clear. Include damage close-ups plus a wider view showing where the problem is. Don’t hide stains or photograph around damaged areas.

Take roof photos only from a safe position. You don’t need to climb onto the RV, extend questionable slide-outs or start equipment you believe is unsafe.

All exterior sides, including the front and rear.
Living area, kitchen, bathroom and sleeping spaces.
Ceilings, floors and areas around windows or slide-outs.
Roof views if safely available, tires and visible exterior damage.
Odometer, generator hour meter and manufacturer identification label.
Close-ups of leaks, stains, soft spots or broken components.

What happens after you submit the form

We review your details and photos, then call or text to clarify anything missing. We can often give a cash offer the same day, but incomplete information or unusual condition questions may require more review.

If you want to move forward, we arrange a quick in-person look wherever the RV sits in Greater Houston. That can be your home, storage lot, RV park or repair shop.

If the RV matches your description, the offer stands. If we find a significant undisclosed issue, we explain what we found and why the number changes. You can decline. See how selling your RV to us works for the full process.

Payment, title paperwork and pickup

At signing, we pay by cashier’s check, bank transfer or cash and handle the title paperwork and any lender payoff. If there’s a loan, we can pay your lender directly and you receive any equity. If you owe more than our offer, you must cover the difference at closing. We do not make loans.

Read about selling an RV with an outstanding loan and confirm payoff requirements with your lender. Before pickup, remove personal belongings, arrange site access and keep keys and available ownership documents together.

We tow or drive the RV away at no cost. Our RV pickup preparation guide can help you get ready without unnecessary work.

A direct purchase offer, not a consignment estimate

A written cash offer from us is an offer to buy your RV directly, based on the information provided and confirmation of its condition. It isn’t an estimate of what someone else might eventually pay. We only buy RVs, and we don’t consign them.

A consignment estimate depends on finding a buyer and completing a later transaction. Our direct offer lets you weigh an actual purchase amount without commissions or fees. For context before deciding, read how to assess your RV’s value.

You can ask questions, take time to consider the offer or say no. Submitting the form doesn’t commit you to selling, and we’ll say honestly if your RV isn’t a fit.

Frequently asked questions

Will I get an instant automated offer when I submit?

Submitting the form starts our review; it does not guarantee an instant automated price. We look at the RV’s details, photos and condition, and may call or text with questions. Offers are often available the same day, but timing depends on having enough information to assess the unit.

Can I request an offer if I’ve lost my Texas title?

Yes. Tell us the title is missing when you submit, so we can discuss what needs to happen before closing. A certified copy of a lost Texas title is requested from TxDMV using Form VTR-34. Confirm the requirements with TxDMV, particularly if a lienholder is involved or ownership records have changed.

What if I can’t get into the storage lot to take photos?

Send the details and any existing photos you have, and explain that they may not show the RV’s current condition. Tell us when access might be available. We may need updated pictures or more information before making an offer, so don’t enter a restricted property or take risks to obtain photos.

Do you consider smaller campers and RVs that no longer run?

Yes. We consider motorhomes, camper vans, travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, pop-up and hybrid campers, and truck campers. Worn, damaged, flood-damaged, non-running and end-of-life units are also considered. Describe the condition and location clearly. Some units may not be a fit, and we’ll tell you honestly after reviewing the information.