Palomino is typically considered a "low end" soft side camper brand. They had a tendency to use OSB for a lot of their wall core. Look closely at the seams and sealing if you're considering it. Another big consideration is canvas condition. Typically the "canvas" which isn't really canvas is usually most expensive item on one to replace. Inside, at least the few I've been in, were comfy enough and the appliances worked.
I don't keep a close tab on the market to know a value but I do see Palominos and others come up for sale enough that I'd tough negotiate and walk if I couldn't get some price concession as they come available on the used market fairly regular.
I will say I re-read the link to another post that Rotti posted above. IMO some of the advice given there about getting in and getting camping needs to be considered along with value, craftsmanship, engineering and so forth. We on Expo at large sometimes get too wrapped up in the "spec" or "rep" of something rather getting the best we can afford and find at the time and getting on with the adventure.
I wish you well in your search....
