WTF is up with the Banks on getting a loan???
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From: Lake Dallas, TX
I've had 4 buyers declined for a loan in 3 weeks on buying my boat. It's getting a little out of hand. One had over 20% down and they wanted more, he said if he had more he wouldn't need the loan! Is it Todd-Frank law that's messing this up?
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Fortunately Im a member of a credit union. I bought a boat last year but had two regular banks say that they didnt do loans on boats (any boats). I needed a trailer so was going to buy the trailer myself. The only way the credit union would approve the loan was if they held the title for the duration of the loan.
Then theres insurance companies... The Geko turned me down even though they insured a 170mph sport bike (mine). (I dropped them like a rock).
Turned out that piddly little local insurance co is mighty mouse (comes from ERIE, PA)!
Lots of hoops to jump through to own a HP Boat!
Good luck with your sale.
Then theres insurance companies... The Geko turned me down even though they insured a 170mph sport bike (mine). (I dropped them like a rock).
Turned out that piddly little local insurance co is mighty mouse (comes from ERIE, PA)!
Lots of hoops to jump through to own a HP Boat!
Good luck with your sale.
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When I bought my latest boat in 08 I was going to loan a portion thru a CU. The loan officer turned me down saying that boat loans were to risky. I quickly pointed out my well protected credit scores, and asked where is the risk there? The officer actually said, "In today's economy your credit score means nothing." Even quicker, I asked her to put that statement in writing. She would not. Needless to say I left the CU an unhappy camper. Luckily I was able to buy the boat out rite.
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From: Ft. Lauderdale Florida & Tarpon Springs Florida
2 types of buyers.... 1 who needs a loan to afford the "toy" and the other who takes out a loan cause his " cash is worth more than the 6 % rate on the loan....... the Banks and the CU know who is who !



