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Rate Question
Looking at an older boat (1992). I was wondering if anyone has any info on current rates?
Here are the specs:
780 credit scores
$42,000 purchase price
15% down
15-20 years
Stock power
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Phil
Here are the specs:
780 credit scores
$42,000 purchase price
15% down
15-20 years
Stock power
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Phil
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I don't think you'll get 15-20yrs on a 1992 boat, and why would you anyway? Maybe 10 yrs max.
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I agree. Trick is, if I could sell my current boat in the next week or so this would be a different situation.
I'm not trying to stretch the term by any means, just trying to ease the payment while I'm still a two boat owner........
I'm not trying to stretch the term by any means, just trying to ease the payment while I'm still a two boat owner........
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Length, Make, Model of Boat 38 Fountain Sport Cruiser
#engines: 2
Total HP: 770
Top Capable Speed: (unknown, ~ 60 MPH?)
DOB: 11/18/1976
I'm assuming Chesapeake Navigational territory but correct me if I am wrong there. (You are correct)
Driving record: Clean, to..somewhat clean, nothing major recently
Thanks in advance.
Length, Make, Model of Boat 38 Fountain Sport Cruiser
#engines: 2
Total HP: 770
Top Capable Speed: (unknown, ~ 60 MPH?)
DOB: 11/18/1976
I'm assuming Chesapeake Navigational territory but correct me if I am wrong there. (You are correct)
Driving record: Clean, to..somewhat clean, nothing major recently
Thanks in advance.
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HAHAHA OK. I'm an idiot. You said rate and I figured "insurance". lol It just dawned on me that you were talking loans. Well, I did an insurance quote if you want it. Sorry for the misunderstanding. Next time I will take my head out of my arse before I answer! lol
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(I inquired via your website earlier today anyway)
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You can go as long as 15 years for that size loan and rates will be in the mid to upper 7's. Financing $36,000 will put your payment around $340/mo. Let me know if you have any other questions. Thanks,
Kyle