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The point I'm arguing is not how long you put them up for but would you help in a emergency. my answers yes I'd help out with my motorhome others is no, as for the smell of sewage etc that's all to be taken into consideration which is more than some would do.
Dave.
There are many many other ways of assisting them without lending a motorhome out - The question asked was would you lend your motorhome out to sister in law to live in whilst she and her family clean up after the family home was flooded over Xmas in Fetcham, Surrey.
Your response suggests people are not willing to help - Simple no way would I lend my rig to a relation or anyone - would I help them out of course I would. Accommodation as stated would be made immediately available by their insurance probably quicker than the OP could drive down there - emergency accommodation and food would be available from local authority or other organisations.
I doubt in truth the OP's insurance would cover for this purpose so all the time the van in being full timed it will not be insured - there are far more implications to the matter than just lending it