Hey, JaycoJeeper,
I may be too late but will give you my views anyway. To me when looking at used RV's I look for leaks, leaks, leaks, they are so important and there are many ways to check them. Stains on ceiling, walls, especially corners, exterior wall will have raised areas you can see and feel caused from water soaked insulation and then frozen or the material used to insulate will swell. Check the refrigeration in coach and vehicle, tires and exterior finish. If it is very low mileage , examine condition of decals, if they are faded badly and curling around edges its probably set outside in the sun and other weather a lot. Check under the chassis for water leaks while water pump is pumping water. Its nice to check drawer slide condition and operation. I hope some of this helps, everything is repairable but costly to do unless you are handy enough to do yourself and you get a great price. Always go up on the roof for a quick look and make sure generator starts & runs and the slide works easily.
Good look, I hope this helps
Mel
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