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badluck

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Who’s the go to and what are the rates? I’m assuming rates suck, but how bad?
 

manxman

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South East Financial was 8.54% on a $50k loan for 20 years. Pretty crappy interest rates right now. If you have equity, its probably cheaper to do a heloc.
 

Richard.E

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20 years old is wild to me.
Really cuts off a lot of the boats if you think about as the vast majority of performance boats out there were built pre recession 2009 or older.

So basically within a couple years the only boats you can finance are production wakeboard boats or pontoons.
 

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Really cuts off a lot of the boats if you think about as the vast majority of performance boats out there were built pre recession 2009 or older.

So basically within a couple years the only boats you can finance are production wakeboard boats or pontoons.
Financing a 20 plus year old boat is dumb to me. Should be 10 years.
 

Richard.E

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Financing a 20 plus year old boat is dumb to me. Should be 10 years.
You can finance classic cars no problem that are much older than 20 years.

Argument could be made classic cars hold their values longer.
 

Englewood

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Financing a 20 plus year old boat is dumb to me. Should be 10 years.
If it’s a “custom” boat 2004-2009, the max term is 10yrs. Banks hate custom boats for some reason.

It will soon be impossible to finance a 2009 or older custom boat.
 
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