Has anyone made RV co-ownership actually work with family or friends?

[PaulJulius]

I’m trying to understand what makes RV co-ownership workable in real life, especially between families or friends.

If you’ve shared a rig, borrowed one regularly, or considered splitting one, what were the biggest failure points?

The ones I keep hearing are scheduling, cleaning standards, towing comfort, maintenance, insurance, repairs, and “who pays when something breaks.”

Curious what rules or systems would have made it easier.

 

[Rollin Ollen]

I’m trying to understand what makes RV co-ownership workable in real life, especially between families or friends.

If you’ve shared a rig, borrowed one regularly, or considered splitting one, what were the biggest failure points?

The ones I keep hearing are scheduling, cleaning standards, towing comfort, maintenance, insurance, repairs, and “who pays when something breaks.”

Curious what rules or systems would have made it easier.

Welcome aboard. I have friends that tried it. I can tell you that we are still friends with both couples but they are no longer speaking to each other. There was a multitude of issues and you listed most. In the end, they sold the Class C at a loss because they couldn't even agree on a selling price.