need finance quote on 2001 top gun
#2
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From: Palm Harbor, FL
Hangem,
Give me a call. Your rate will depend on a number of things including credit score, engine hp, down payment, etc... I am in the office all day on Friday or you can reach me all weekend on my cell. Both numbers are below. Thanks.
Give me a call. Your rate will depend on a number of things including credit score, engine hp, down payment, etc... I am in the office all day on Friday or you can reach me all weekend on my cell. Both numbers are below. Thanks.
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My last boat I owned 3.5 years. Did a 15 yr on it. Wrote off in excess of 7k in interest and sold it for 2k less than I paid for it.
Didn't really cost much in the long run did it?
Buck
#9
$100,000 at 8% for 15 years
1st 3.5 years of this loan you would,
Make $26k in interest payment
Apply $14K to principal
for a total of $40k in payments
and still owe $86k in principal
Why so many boat owners are majorly flipped and repo guys are smilin'
1st 3.5 years of this loan you would,
Make $26k in interest payment
Apply $14K to principal
for a total of $40k in payments
and still owe $86k in principal
Why so many boat owners are majorly flipped and repo guys are smilin'
#10
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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 337
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From: Waterford, MI
I'm definately a small fish in a big pond ($35K at 7.5% for 15y) but I'm solid in equity in the boat. My monthly nut doesn't equal the nightly bar tab for some guys out there, but it's what I could afford to get into the sport. An extra principle payment or two a year should keep me in line with or ahead of depreciation and I get to write off the interest. Then again, I wasn't shopping for 100K Top Guns.



