TeardropForRent thoughts/opinions?

[TeardropForRent]

It says Queen bed?

Ok, ok more like a skinny queen, didn't want to get people bogged dow in measurements, maybe I should do that differently.

[rivernstream]

Consider renting through Outdoorsy.com they cover the insurance, but do take a 20% commission. Seems to work well for RVs I'm not sure how well it will work for trailers, since folks need a hitch...but for teardrops might be perfect.


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[Esteban]

Consider renting through Outdoorsy.com they cover the insurance, but do take a 20% commission. Seems to work well for RVs I'm not sure how well it will work for trailers, since folks need a hitch...but for teardrops might be perfect.

I couldn't find any teardrop trailers for rent on Outdoorsy.com. Nor did they seem to have a Vehicle Type that fit teardrop trailers.

[rivernstream]

There are several for rent in my area. You'll have the market all to yourself! I had my 56 Shasta and it was the only vintage trailer but it was fine. You list it as a travel trailer.


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[ghcoe]

Outdoorsy and RVshare could work for you, at least cut down on your insurance overhead. Seems they cover you quite well from what I have read. Would open up the market for you too sense people from out of your area might be looking to rent on vacations. I am looking to list my trailer(s) on one of these sites early next year. I should have two trailers ready to go by then. I also plan on selling a few trailers. I figured by renting it would open up the market for me if people renting them liked them enough to want to buy one themselves. Good luck, George.