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for sale $599 - Katebrick68 - 07-31-2020
My buyer cannot find financing to purchase my 2001 coach. They have A+ credit but are running into an issue due to the age of the coach and they only have one installment loan. Any suggestions besides home equity line (home is paid for in a trust)? resources for financing 60k? thanks for any help with this!!
Kate
RE: for sale $599 - BobALou - 07-31-2020
Did he try Brad Mason at Incredible Bank? They specialize in coach loans, but that is borderline age for them, I think.
https://www.incrediblebank.com/motorcoach-loan-applicationwet
RE: for sale $599 - encantotom - 07-31-2020
i have heard usaa is good about this sometimes.
tom
RE: for sale $599 - Katebrick68 - 07-31-2020
age and milage is an issue w IB...
usaa... do you have to be a veteran?
RE: for sale $599 - WRVAlpine - 07-31-2020
These guys might help. https://www.voyagercredit.com/
RE: for sale $599 - rundlc - 07-31-2020
I second voyager!! They helped me with my 05 4 months ago. You will get financed call them.
RE: for sale $599 - RegaNewell - 07-31-2020
Kate,
With USAA, you either have to be a veteran or a family member to finance with them. Reason I know this is we are members of USAA.
Pam
RE: for sale $599 - rundlc - 07-31-2020
check your pm
RE: for sale $599 - Ernie - 08-01-2020
Incredible won't
RE: for sale $599 - TexasBob - 08-01-2020
Personal line of credit would work if they have the net worth to do so. If not, depending upon age, they can borrow against any 401k, Roth, or other equitable interest they own of similar ilk. Interest rates on those are higher than most market rates, but you're paying yourself back.