Legal

RV addendum

This page is in English only.

Not legal advice. These terms describe how this venue works. A lawyer where you live should review anything that binds you.

1. An RV and a camper are the same listing. Both are personal property, not a house. A trailer offered the same way follows this same addendum. This addendum applies to all three, and it sits on top of the venue terms. It does not replace them.
2. The card is not live until the owner checks every fact: the right to offer the vehicle or the pad, insurance if they claim it, registration, who may drive it, zoning, wastewater, how long someone may stay, and that a stay under 30 days may be lodging with a local license and tax. Bunklow does not check those facts. A checked box is the owner's word. It is not our inspection.
3. Two rentals, and they are not a dwelling. Renting the vehicle, including to drive it, is a rental of personal property. A normal auto policy often does not cover that. Offering it as a place to sleep does not make it a house. Washington does not treat a normal RV or camper as a legal dwelling. Cities and counties limit how long one may be occupied. A stay of 30 days or more can look like a rental of space. It is still not housing. A unit put on a foundation and tied to utilities can be taxed as real property. That change is the owner's to know. Airbnb listing one does not change any of this.
4. No inspection or certification. Bunklow does not inspect, certify, or verify roadworthiness, mechanical condition, safety equipment, title, registration, insurance, or hookups. We do not say it is legal to live in. A Walk of an RV or camper is a record of that hour. It is not a certificate.
5. Bunklow is not a party. We do not collect the rent, the deposit, or the lodging tax. We do not broker the rental. Injury, damage, a mechanical failure, an accident, or a city fine sits with the owner and the other person. If they use their own paper, they are responsible for it. Bunklow did not write or review it.
6. The pad. If the listing is a place to park, the owner confirms they have the right to offer that spot, including ownership, a lease, park rules, or an HOA. Zoning and wastewater are theirs. Bunklow does not permit the pad.
7. Before money moves, see the vehicle or the pad in person. Bunklow does not hold a deposit and does not verify the other person.