goldburger
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Are you guys doing such long loans because you intend to sell the truck in a few years?
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Wow. I had none of that with Parsons. It was quick and easy.I inquired at Parsons and interior credit federal union. I liked that they offer terms up to 96 months and the competitive rates others have noted here. But right now their lowest potential rate for 60 mos was 6.14%, and for 72-96 mos was 6.29%. I also spoke to an underwriter at Parsons and learned that it would be a “full doc” loan, which means that they’d require ALL documents related to every rental property I own before making a decision, and that would take weeks.
I don’t see where you can make a donation to join. Membership seems restrictiveI missed the boat on this but Cali folks can get 2.49% up to 72 mo. Apparently just gotta make a donation to join. Act fast though, offer only good til December 31.
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Apparently once you start applying for a loan or an account it gives you that option.I don’t see where you can make a donation to join. Membership seems restrictive
Can confirm, signed up for an account and a loan, paid a $10 membership, and was approved for the loan within 2 days. Thanks for the recommendation!Apparently once you start applying for a loan or an account it gives you that option.
No problem. What rate did you end up getting qualified for?Can confirm, signed up for an account and a loan, paid a $10 membership, and was approved for the loan within 2 days. Thanks for the recommendation!
Other CUs like Parsons and IFCU took over a week to join, still haven't heard back for the loan...
Their advertised 2.49%, which includes a 0.5% autopay discount. I'll also need to put down at least 10%.No problem. What rate did you end up getting qualified for?
Amazing. Glad you were able to take advantage. I heard about them just a couple days too late.Their advertised 2.49%, which includes a 0.5% autopay discount. I'll also need to put down at least 10%.
I got a 4 yr loan at 3.09% in late June. I hate having debt so been focused on paying it off ASAP. Happy to report on track to pay off the loan in Feb 2023. And no, I don't see any scenario I will ever sell my R1. In fact, I'm itching to put a deposit on a R2 once they open that up to reservationsAre you guys doing such long loans because you intend to sell the truck in a few years?