Just wondering if anyone has used that essex finance credit union? or wohas had good luck with who? I hear its kinda hard to get financing even if your score is 750-800.?
I would advise to go through a local credit union to keep money in your community more. If at all possible, cash on the barrel works the best.
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We used them and it went well. If you have good credit and the unit you intend to buy falls within their guidelines, you should not have any problems. It does take at least two weeks for them to process a loan. The only reason we used them was the rate. They will sell the loan to another bank and you will be making payments to the bank.
Essx usually uses Bank of the West. My last 2 5er's have been thru them. Even with a score of 780 lots of banks just didn't want to finance a RV. They just happen to have the best interest rate back in Jan. and that included 2 credit unions. I remember it was fairly low but not near my paperwork right now to check.
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Refi your house and you will get a better interest rate.
saaboo wrote: Just wondering if anyone has used that essex finance credit union? or wohas had good luck with who? I hear its kinda hard to get financing even if your score is 750-800.?
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Also bank of the west financing however one the biggest things has nothing to do with Credit score anymore, now its more of the age of the coach.. etc..
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