This has been a great trailer for our family, but with another baby on they way, we are simplifying with for a couple years. Bought new in 2022 and I would guess only has ~4k miles and a little over a dozen trips on it. Pulls great with our 1/2 ton. I've made a lot of upgrades:

- Thicker memory foam mattress that is few inches longer than a standard queen.

- 24v Victron Multiplus 24/3000/70-50 (current new price is $1,165)

- Victron Energy Lynx Distributor ($200)

- Victron Smart Shunt ($160)

- 1 month old Wattscycle 24v 2.5kwh battery ($400)

- Weight distribution hitch ($600)

- On demand water heater ($450 not counting labor)

- Can include blocks, chocks, levelers, etc so you're ready to go.

Travel trailers tend to come with terrible plumbing. I replaced most of the nylon hoses that the industry uses with the wrong connectors for pex with proper pex couplings
Most travel trailers come with some variant of the nautilus system for your water station which is plastic junk that can leave you stranded as it doesn't have easy replacement parts. I've replaced this with metal pex valves that are 20x more durable and replaceable at any improvement store.
This has been perfect for our typical week or less trips often with Starlink. With the high quality victron inverter it would be easy to extend the offgrid capabilities with solar and/or more battery.

26ft bunkhouse
Torsion axles
Max Air Fan
Murphy Bed
Porcelain toilet.
Tank heaters We chose this one over the other bunk house models we looked at because all the little upgrades (like Max Air, Porcelain toilet, ducted air, nicer murphy bed couch) made it not only a better value but overall nicer living experience.
Specs https://www.rvusa.com/rv-guide/2021-palomino-solaire-ultra-lite-217-bh-travel-trailer-specs-tr51216