Boat loan rates....
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I missed 4.35% by a weekend. That rate had existed with them for quite a while. I wasn't going to wait any longer, and luckily I had found the boat that fit the bill. These times for big money/long term rates may not come around again in my lifetime! It was a little bit of a comfort level reach for me...but at another point I fear the payment would have been out of reach . Move quickly my friends...

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Good Thread! I have an application for Bank of the West in my desk. I guess I had better fill it out and send it in. Right now, I am at 5.25% fixed for 15years. If I could get some of those rates you are talking about, I could pull the trigger and get that bigger boat!

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Originally posted by cashbrain
Just a little food for thought...why don't you think aboat a credit line tied to the equity in your house??? you can write off the interest plus get a second deduction for a second home...
Just a little food for thought...why don't you think aboat a credit line tied to the equity in your house??? you can write off the interest plus get a second deduction for a second home...
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I got our loan from these guys, at the time it was the best rates.
http://www.marineloan.com/currentrates.htm
http://www.marineloan.com/currentrates.htm
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Originally posted by cashbrain
YES...you have a TG and I thought they had both...???
YES...you have a TG and I thought they had both...???
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Try Newcoast Financial and ask for Kyle Vollenweider,he was great to deal with and gives you straight info and no b.s. I have re-fied twice with them and what started out at 9.25 is now 5.75. Not sure of the # but try the web at newcoastfinancial.com Good luck