Perks to joining the
RV Rental Consignment program
- Passive income generation with zero effort from you
- RV is well maintained
- Free secured storage during the rental season
- RV is thoroughly cleaned
- Tax Benefit - you can deduct a portion of the value (30%) each year on your taxes - consult your accountant for exact details.
- RV is ready to go if you want to take it camping
- Damages or issues during a rental are fixed as close to new as feasible at no cost to you
Our Current Consignment Demand
Based on our current fleet and expected demand, the following is our current interest for each type of RV.
RVs must be newer than 2020 (completely refurbished units may be considered).
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Campervans
Demand - Very High
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Adventure Vans / Van Conversions
Demand - Very High
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Small Motorhomes (Under 24')
Demand - Very High
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Mid Sized Motorhomes (24' to 27')
Demand - High
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Large Motorhomes (Over 27')
Demand - High
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Tent Trailer
Demand - Low
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R-Pod Trailers
Demand - High
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SUV Towable Trailers
Demand - None (Fleet is Full)
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Travel Trailers (All Sizes)
Demand - Moderate
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Bunkhouse Travel Trailers (All Sizes)
Demand - Moderate
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Motorcycle Camping Trailers
Demand - Uncertain but interested in trying a consignment
See what others have made from their consignments
More than $400,000 Paid Out to Consignees Since 2017
The owners of these RV units earned their income completely passively.
Andre's Mid Motorhome
Total Since Joining: Over $28,000
Jay's Mid Motorhome
Total Since Joining: Over $36,000
Nicole's Travel Trailer
Total Since Joining: Over $15,000
Barb's Small Motorhome
Total Since Joining: Over $37,000
Ted's Class B Campervan
Total Since Joining: Over $95,000
Elvin's Travel Trailer
Total Since Joining: Over $22,000
Legal Disclaimer: prior results does not guarantee similar outcome.
RVR Kelowna's Responsibilities
- Communicate with prospective renters
- Meet with renters (pickup and dropoff)
- Clean the RV
- Perform general maintenance and repairs
- Upkeep of the RV (oil changes, etc)
- Handle all issues/disputes during & after the rental
- Replace broken items & repairs
- Storage of your RV during the season
Consignee's Responsibilities
- Insurance
- Major repairs (standard wear and tear)
- Enjoying your passive income
Shared Responsibilities
- Tire Replacement
- Oil Changes
Apply to Join the RV Consignment Program
FAQs
Rental revenues and mileage fees are split 50/50.
Money collected for damages, penalties, tickets, and fines are excluded from commissions.
0% from revenues for add-ons (e.g. camping chairs, BBQs, etc)
What happens if my RV is damaged during a rental?
This is by far the biggest concern for owners and we understand how important this issue is so let's address it right here.
You've spent a lot of money to purchase the RV so it's important that your RV value isn't reduced due to damages. Fortunately we have an excellent process in place for discovering any issues or damage that may occur during a rental.
If something does happen, the renter is responsible for any costs.
Our maintenance staff are very capable of fixing any minor issues or repairs that may occur so we will address those promptly.
While it's rare that any major damage occurs, we have an excellent relationship with experienced RV technicians and RV shops that can handle any major issues.
And if any insurance claims are required, we will handle most of that process. Fortunately with ICBC, your premiums will not increase if any claims are required.
With all that said, there will obviously be normal wear and tear from the additional use of your RV. Generally the revenue fair outpaces the cost of wear and tear.
In summary, our program is designed to remove as many concerns and barriers as possible so you can turn your RV into a worry-free, money generating machine.