Lazy Daze Owners' Group

An interesting picture oaf a 24 front dinette. I notice that the escape hatch is actually being used as the easiest way out.

Again, just trying to be helpful here.
Sawyer said "... if the rest of the rig is in good shape well worth doing."

In my opinion, if this is the same unit which my wife & I went to inspect earlier this year, and from the pictures it sure looks like it is, succinctly put, it is not.

In business I was a real estate appraiser for several decades.  Before ever entering a building I would inspect the property from the exterior.  I also spent years in the automobile business where I was responsible for inspecting to determine value of any trade-in vehicles.  This also started on the exterior.
Upon completion of my "walk-around" on the LD unit which we viewed in Northern Illinois, I came very close to not even going inside to inspect the interior, the exterior, in my opinion, did not warrant it.  In my opinion, there was no panel, front, rear, quarter nor side,  that did not exhibit some form of problem, the most common being the exterior paint which was "pocked" or bubbled-up from under the paint. It looked much like a car which had paint in tact but was rusting from under the paint creating bubbles and pocking.  The exterior green color was not true; having lived in Southern California during my college years,  and having spent time in the Arizona desert, it had the tinge, I'll say, of being sun burned in areas.  Later the seller told me it had been parked at a beach state park every year from the time the snow left upper Illinois until late Fall.  From Fall until the following Spring, it sat outside in our Upper Illinois winters.
It was green & white, but not LD green. I wondered why.  I saw evidence that it had been re-painted.  I climbed up the ladder which may not have been original and saw evidence of it being an outside in all kinds of weather unit, with re-sealing here and there which looked like it was performed by someone who did not know what they were doing.

When my wife & I entered the unit I remember thinking, the collar matches the cuff.  This did not exhibit any sign of it being a used, but well loved unit.  Rather, it exhibited signs of it being a well used, little if ever cared-for or maintained unit, with little or no pride of ownership throughout.
Of note; at the time we viewed it, it was not yet for sale.  The owners were going to sell it but not until after they "cleaned it up" to ready it for sale.  We kind of talked our way into being able to view it in advance of it going on the open market, so in cleanliness & organization, etc., it may have looked better when the sellers eventually put it on the market.

After inspecting the unit and thanking the person who let us view it for the opportunity to see their unit, we left.
Over the years my wife and I have owned a couple of different motor homes and three different Airstream trailers.  In each instance we did not buy the first one we saw, but instead viewed many or several before landing on one.
Upon pulling away, my wife and I agreed, this was the worst overall condition RV unit we have ever seen.
If it were half the price  we were told they would be asking, we would not have bought it.  In our opinion, the "cost to cure" would still be too much.  If it were any amount less than half what we told they would like to get, neither my wife nor I would have been swayed.  The unit we saw, in our opinion was one to avoid, period.

Good and well meaning advise has been offered on this thread as I've come to see happens often here on the LD Forum.  My wife and I are not yet LD owners but believe we will find our unit one of these days.  We joined this forum when we decided to give LD a good hard look.  We like what we see in LD the brand and see a very valuable resource as well as place of friendship here at this LD Forum.

I thought long and hard before writing this.  It is surely not my desire to hurt anichka or anyone in the family or to make anyone feel bad about their purchase.

Instead, I see genuine help and suggestions being offered by good intention-ed people but, I may be the only one who has actually seen and done an inspection of this unit in-person.

anichka, I speak to you here.  First of all, this may not be the unit I viewed; I would be glad to communicate, off-forum, about the selling location/ selling party, etc. to determine if it is the same unit.  Also,  if it is, I may be wrong about what it would take to cure the woes. 
However,  if it is the same unit, I would strongly suggest if not implore you to have it inspected top to bottom before putting any more money into it.  I would suggest having it inspected by someplace that knows motorhomes, but, they may just see a money maker and encourage you to put more money into it now, knowing more will come. 
It may very well be in your best interest to make a trip to the LD factory to let them assess the unit and what costs you may have coming down the pipe, beyond that of just the window leak.  It may be a trip that could save you money and future aggravation.

Now, I've said enough.  Again, I am just hoping to be helpful, not in any way hurtful.