Owning a recreational vehicle or RV can be quite exciting. It allows one to travel cross-country and enjoy long road trips with friends, family, or even alone.  But  purchasing an RV can be confusing and overwhelming, especially for first-time buyers.  After all, an RV is a pretty big investment. With so many options and features available, it can be easy to make a mistake, which can quickly turn into buyer’s remorse. Buying the RV on an impulse New buyers often get excited looking at RVs and decide to get the first one they see. But this is not a wise thing to do. Since an RV is a big-ticket purchase, one must avoid diving into it immediately and think before signing on the dotted line. Individuals should take a lot of time to research and see whether the model they are considering will meet their needs. Buying an RV is like buying a house or a family car, so individuals should compare the available options before purchasing. Haste can cause one to pick the wrong option, leading to a waste of money. Not setting a  budget Not setting a budget is the easiest way to end up with buyer’s remorse. The market has many RV options with different sizes, classes, and features. Each model also has a different price point.