How is this different from RV consignment?

Consignment dealers only take RVs with equity — they need to profit from the sale commission. Easy Escapes RV charges a flat consulting fee regardless of your equity position, which means we can take cases consignment dealers reject: underwater loans, estate sales, divorce settlements, and complex title situations. No commission. No inventory to move.

What does the market appraisal include?

A professional market appraisal based on current RV market conditions, your unit's year, make, model, and condition, comparable recent sales, and 25 years of Florida RV market experience. You receive a written report with a recommended listing price, pricing rationale, and a market positioning strategy. If you decide not to move forward within 7 days, the fee is fully refunded and you keep the report.

How long does it typically take to sell?

Every situation is different. The Serious Buyer Deposit System eliminates tire-kickers significantly. Clients with well-priced listings in active market conditions often see results in 2 to 6 weeks. Complex situations like estate sales or underwater loans may take longer.

Do you work with estate sales and out-of-state executors?

Yes. The Premium Package is specifically designed for out-of-state executors who need everything handled locally without being present. Frank coordinates inspections, showings, negotiations, lender payoffs, and closing documentation.

What areas of Florida do you serve?

The primary market is the Tampa–Orlando–Sarasota corridor, with operations since 2015. Consulting services are available to Florida sellers statewide. Hands-on services under the Premium Package are focused on Central Florida and the Gulf Coast region.

I tried selling privately and it didn't work. Can you still help?

Almost always, yes. Failed private sales usually come down to pricing that doesn't reflect market conditions, weak listing copy, or no system to filter unserious buyers. The appraisal identifies which of these is the issue and the strategy session provides a clear path forward.

How is this different from RV consignment?

Consignment dealers only take RVs with equity — they need to profit from the sale commission. Easy Escapes RV charges a flat consulting fee regardless of your equity position, which means we can take cases consignment dealers reject: underwater loans, estate sales, divorce settlements, and complex title situations. No commission. No inventory to move. The only job is to get your situation resolved.

What does the market appraisal include?

A professional market appraisal based on current RV market conditions, your unit's year, make, model, and condition, comparable recent sales, and 25 years of Florida RV market experience. You receive a written report with a recommended listing price, pricing rationale, and a market positioning strategy. If you decide not to move forward within 7 days, the fee is fully refunded and you keep the report.

How long does it typically take to sell?

Every situation is different. The Serious Buyer Deposit System eliminates tire-kickers and reduces wasted weekends significantly. Clients with well-priced listings in active market conditions often see results in 2 to 6 weeks. Complex situations like estate sales or underwater loans may take longer based on legal and lender timelines.

Do you work with estate sales and out-of-state executors?

Yes — and this is one of the most common situations handled. The Premium Package is specifically designed for out-of-state executors who need everything handled locally without being present. Frank coordinates inspections, showings, negotiations, lender payoffs, and closing documentation on your behalf.

What areas of Florida do you serve?

The primary market is the Tampa–Orlando–Sarasota corridor, with operations since 2015. Consulting services are available to Florida sellers statewide. Hands-on services under the Premium Package are focused on Central Florida and the Gulf Coast region.

I tried selling privately and it didn't work. Can you still help?

Almost always, yes. Failed private sales usually come down to pricing that doesn't reflect market conditions, weak listing copy, or no system to filter unserious buyers. The appraisal identifies quickly which of these is the issue and the strategy session provides a clear path forward.

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Sell My RV in Florida: Flat-Fee Help From a Former Florida RV Dealer

I've sold RVs in Tampa Bay, Fort Myers, Naples, and Central Florida, and at RV shows across the country. Now I help Florida owners sell privately and keep the money a dealer or consignment lot would take. One flat fee, anywhere in the state.

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Quick answer: how do I sell my RV in Florida? In Florida you can take a dealer's cash or trade-in offer, put your RV on a consignment lot, sell it yourself, or sell it yourself with expert help. Dealers and consignment lots are the easiest to start but cost you the most. A private sale usually nets the most money. Easy Escapes RV helps owners anywhere in Florida sell privately for a flat fee of $497 to $1,997, with no commission.

If you're searching "sell my RV," you want it sold, at a fair price, without getting taken. Most of the easy options are built to make money off your RV. That's not a knock on anyone. It's just how those businesses work.

I've spent 25 years in Florida's RV business. I started at a big dealership in Seffner, outside Tampa. I sold at dealerships in Pinellas Park and Fort Myers. I traveled the country full time working RV shows as a salesman, including the Tampa SuperShow several times. In 2015 I opened my own consignment dealership in Naples and later moved it to Auburndale in Central Florida. I was a licensed Florida RV dealer for nine years, then closed the lot for good to work as an independent consultant.

Today I'm based in Clearwater and work as a consultant, by phone and video. I don't buy RVs, take them on consignment, or come out to see them. I don't need to. My job is helping you price it, list it, screen buyers, negotiate, and close the sale yourself, wherever in Florida your RV is parked.

Your 4 ways to sell an RV in Florida

Every option trades money for convenience. The question is how much money.

1. Dealer cash offer or trade-in Fast and simple, but dealers buy used RVs with as little money out of pocket as possible. From what I saw as a dealer, offers ranged from slightly over book value all the way down to 50 percent back of book, depending on how much the dealer wanted that RV. See why the trade-in offer is so low.

2. Consignment lot The lot sells your RV for you and keeps a percentage, plus any fees in the agreement. Your RV sits on their lot, next to their own inventory. I used to run one, before I closed it to become a consultant, and the lot's interests and yours aren't always the same. See consignment vs. selling yourself.

3. Sell it yourself You keep every dollar, but you handle pricing, photos, listings, calls, scammers, showings, and the title paperwork alone. Pricing and screening buyers are where private sales most often go sideways. Here's the full by-owner guide.

4. Sell it yourself, with a former dealer in your corner You keep the private-sale price and pay one flat fee instead of a commission. I help with pricing, the listing, screening buyers, negotiating, and the paperwork, depending on the package you choose. Your RV stays where it is the whole time.

Looking to "sell my RV for cash" in Florida?

Dealers and RV-buying services will gladly make you a cash offer. Just know what it is: a wholesale price, set so the buyer can resell your RV at a profit.

I'll be straight with you: I don't buy RVs. That's the point. I have no reason to talk your price down, because I don't make more when you get less.

Private buyers pay cash too, or bring a bank loan. Selling privately simply means the retail price goes to you instead of a dealer.

Before you accept any cash offer Look up your RV's value on J.D. Power RV Values and compare the offer to the retail number, not the trade-in number. If the gap is thousands of dollars, a private sale is probably worth a few extra weeks. Here's how to figure out what your RV is really worth.

25 years across Florida

Where I've sold RVs in Florida

Florida isn't one RV market. Selling a diesel pusher in Naples is different from selling a travel trailer in Polk County. Here's where my experience comes from.

Tampa Bay It's where I started, at a big dealership in Seffner, and where I sold at a dealership in Pinellas Park. I worked the Tampa SuperShow several times, and I live in Clearwater today.

Central Florida I used to run a consignment lot in Auburndale, in Polk County, right on I-4 between Tampa and Orlando. It's closed now. Here's selling an RV in Central Florida.

Southwest Florida I sold at a dealership in Fort Myers, then opened my first consignment dealership in Naples in 2015. The Naples Daily News covered the opening. I later moved it to Auburndale and have since closed it. Today it's just me, consulting.

Across the country I traveled full time working RV shows as a salesman, in Florida and well beyond. That's thousands of conversations with real buyers, and it's why I know what makes them say yes.

One thing holds true statewide: winter is Florida's busy RV season, when snowbirds arrive, and summer buyers are mostly local. Here's the best time to sell an RV in Florida. When the sale closes, the title has to transfer correctly through Florida's FLHSMV. Here's how an RV title transfer works.

Frank's Take I've been on every side of an RV sale. Now I'm only on yours.

I've worked dealership sales floors and RV show floors across the country, and I ran my own consignment lots in Naples and Auburndale before closing them to consult. I've seen how trade-in numbers get built and how consignment deals really pay out.

Owners used to tell me they got a fair price on their last trade-in. Knowing how those numbers get built, that blew my mind. Back when I ran a lot, when upside-down owners came to me, I told them to sell privately instead of trading in, because they usually came out way better.

I don't come out to your RV, and I don't need to. If it needs an inspection or a detail before it sells, I'll tell you what kind of local pro to call. The rest, pricing, listing, screening, negotiating, and closing, is what I help you do.

One flat fee, no commission, and no RV of my own to sell you instead. My only job is getting you the best result.

Sell my RV Florida: your questions answered

What's the best way to sell my RV in Florida?

For most owners, a well-priced private sale puts the most money in their pocket. A dealer offer or consignment lot is easier to start but costs more. Expert help with pricing and buyer screening closes most of the gap in effort.

Who buys used RVs for cash in Florida?

Dealers and RV-buying services make cash offers, but they pay wholesale so they can resell at a profit. Private buyers also pay cash or bring bank financing, and they pay closer to retail.

Does Easy Escapes RV buy RVs or take them on consignment?

No. Easy Escapes RV is a flat-fee consultancy, not a dealer, broker, or consignment lot. Frank Mason doesn't buy RVs, so he has no reason to talk your price down.

Does Easy Escapes RV have a lot or showroom?

No. Frank Mason closed his consignment lots in Naples and Auburndale. Easy Escapes RV is now an independent consulting service with no lot, no showroom, and no inventory.

Do you come to see my RV?

No. Frank works as a consultant by phone and video, so your RV can be anywhere in Florida. If it needs an inspection or detailing before the sale, he'll point you to the right kind of local pro.

Which parts of Florida do you help with?

All of Florida, including Tampa Bay, Central Florida, Orlando, Sarasota, Fort Myers, Naples, and the Florida Keys. Frank is based in Clearwater and works remotely statewide.

When is the best time to sell an RV in Florida?

Winter is Florida's busiest RV season, when snowbirds are in town. Summer buyers are mostly local. Listing before the winter rush gives you the biggest buyer pool.

How much does it cost to get help selling my RV?

Easy Escapes RV charges one flat fee: $497 Essential, $997 Professional, or $1,997 Premium. There's no commission and no percentage of your sale price.

Can you help if I owe more than my RV is worth?

Yes. Upside-down RV loans are one of Frank's specialties. The Premium package covers the sale from listing strategy through closing and the title transfer.

More help for Florida RV sellers

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