Loan options for SPF or Backdraft turnkey?

[Cashburn]

We have 4 primary lenders we use. I have several customers that also were able to use their credit unions based on banking history. Years ago USAA would also write loans and then they stopped, but recently one of my customers was able to get USAA again.

[LudicrousSpeed]

Gentlemen, thank you for all the info. I am in research mode and this helps immensely. I do have a ton of equity in my house, its almost doubled in value over the last decade. I guess that could be an option.

Originally Posted by Cashburn

We have 4 primary lenders we use. I have several customers that also were able to use their credit unions based on banking history. Years ago USAA would also write loans and then they stopped, but recently one of my customers was able to get USAA again.

Cash- I’m a long time USAA member so I’ll definitely check them out. My local credit union was a no-go last time I checked

[FredG]

One of the first rules of investing is to never buy any large purchase with cash...do it with others peoples money....not yours. Let your money work for you in the meantime. You can do the math. Take look at what kind of returns you would get with the 75k you would drop on a new Cobra. Those returns would cut sharply into any loan you might take out. Good luck.

[tortuga]

Originally Posted by LudicrousSpeed

Gentlemen, thank you for all the info. I am in research mode and this helps immensely. I do have a ton of equity in my house, its almost doubled in value over the last decade. I guess that could be an option.



Cash- I’m a long time USAA member so I’ll definitely check them out. My local credit union was a no-go last time I checked

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