Tips, guides, and local know-how from The Boat Broker, the Lake Havasu brokerage for boats, RVs, and classic cars since 1986. Whether you are buying your first boat, getting ready to sell, or planning your next day on the Colorado River, our team shares what we know right here.
Key boating rules on Lake Havasu: operate at no-wake speed within 150 feet of shore, docks, or moored vessels; all passengers must have a wearable…
The most reliable RV valuation sources are the NADA RV Guide (nadaguides.com) and J.D. Power RV Valuations. Enter the year, make, model, and length for…
The Boat Brokers uses an agreed-value consignment model for RVs: no fees to consign and no percentage commission deducted from your agreed seller payout. A…
Yes. We finance boats, RVs and classic cars through the same finance desk, placing each application with the lender that fits the unit’s age and…
Yes — all RVs operated on Arizona roads must be registered with the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division (MVD). Registration fees are based on vehicle weight…
Options for selling an RV in Lake Havasu: consign it with a local dealer (easiest, lower net proceeds), list it privately on RV Trader, Facebook…
The most common RV repair issues are: water damage from failed roof seals or slide-out gaskets (often the most expensive to fix), AC compressor failure,…
A used RV inspection should cover: roof (look for soft spots, cracks around AC units and vents — water intrusion is the top issue), all…
RV consignment means you leave your motorhome, travel trailer, fifth wheel or toy hauler with a dealer who lists it, markets it, shows it and…
New RVs come with full manufacturer warranties and no prior wear, but they depreciate 20-30% in the first year. Used RVs offer significantly better value…
