Could you please tell me : What is the average  % for an RV loan?
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I REALLY DEPENDS ON THE PRICE, YEAR AND MILIAGE OF THE UNIT. ALSO IT DEPENDS ON YOUR CREDIT SCORE AS WELL.\n\nSOME PLACSE RUN SPECIALS AT ABOUT 3% OR MORE OR LESS, BUT IT REALLY DEPENDS ON WHAT YOU BUY, THE TERM AND YOUR CREDIT
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It's true. When I got my first vehicle I was approved for 12%apr and was more than happy with my car. Soon I was late on one of my payment and my APR jumped 23%!!!. The company ripped me off and eventually I let the car go back after the engine cracked. Don't worry about your credit though, It's only a number, and you need to not get stressed over it. Do what I do, buy it in cash!
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40% is good especially for having done it yourself. If I were you, I'd close all the accounts and take this deal. It sounds really good if it's at a level you can afford.
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its around 4-5%. i have a student loan and my interest rate is 4.6%
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I don't think you can get a loan for a mobile home without putting at least 10-20% down. Mobile home is personal property and not real property. Therefore, a bank will treat it like a car or TV. Land is certainly real property. However, in most cases mobile home owners don't own the land. They lease it. You should double check if the land comes with the price. If it does, you may still have to come up with a significant downpayment.
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That depends on the loan type.\n\nFederal student loans -\n\nStafford loans: 6.8%\nPLUS loans: 8.5%\nPerkins loans: 5%\n\nPrivate student loans often are an index plus a margin, meaning that there's a base rate like LIBOR or the Prime Rate, plus a variable amount on top that is credit-based.
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5.75%\n\nMatt \nhttp://www.diversifiedlender.com\nhttp://www.homemortgageminnesota.com/\nhttp://www.refinance-second-mortgage.biz\nhttp://www.minnesota-mortgage-rates.net
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Over the past couple years I would have to say 20-25%\nI was looking forward as my kids would move out to lower utilities bills, ohh contrare I pay an avg of 250 a month for elct and 70-80-a month for water and sewage. Hang on to your cash cuz d gasoline es going up Lucy to a mega high this summer Bahbalouuu so are utilities. Yes I am in Florida\nand with the coming cane season on us I am screwed\nHAVE A NICE DAY.
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I am amazed at some of the responses:\n\n1. "Its' pretty rare to get more than 90% of the property's value."  This is plain wrong! It is rare to get financing greater than 100% of loan-to-value, but it's very common to get financing for 95%, 97%, and 100%.\n\n2. "It has to appraise out at $200,000 [to get a loan for $200,000]." This quote needs clarification. If the agreed upon sales price is $185,000, conforming/conventional (FNMA) lenders will loan a max of $185,000.  Conforming lenders will loan on the LESSER of the appraised value or agreed upon sales price.  There may be some non-conforming lenders that will lender on the greater of the two, but you will pay through the nose for a high rate.\n\n*** Guys, if you haven't worked in the mortgage business, please be very careful as to the information you pass along.
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Legal Loan Sharks. Did you see the interest rate?
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A good interest rate is 4.9% or better.  Whether or not they will give it to you with 670 is another question.  You might want to try and get a pre-approved loan from a lender like Capital One or something first, then you can go shopping with a blank check.  Dealer financing is usually more expensive.  I would guess that you'll land financing around 15% from the dealer.
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NO - NOT AT ALL - LENDERS WILL LOVE YOU - 500 IS THE LOWEST A LENDER WILL WORK WITH (ON A HOME MORTGAGE) AND THAT IS NOT 100 FINANCING - YOU COULD GET 100 PERCENT FINANCING ON A HOME / AUTO, ETC.  THE HIGHEST i HAVE SEEN IS 805 AND THAT IS AWSOME, THE AVERAGE IS 580 - 720  - THERE ARE NOT MANY OVER 720+  SO  YOU ARE DOING GOOD - LOOKS LIKE YOU PAY YOUR BILLS ON TIME, AND KNOW HOW TO MANAGE YOUR MONEY - CONGRATULATIONS.
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18.39% in a car loan is very very high rate.  If you're already in it, talk to your banks to see if you can get a consumer loan for the amount of the car loan and pay it off.
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Between 4.31% and 5.68% on your face value \ncheck web page:\n\nhttp://www.publicdebt.treas.gov/sav/savmktrt.htm\n\nYour questions can be addressed at:\n\nhttp://www.treasurydirect.gov/
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If your loan is only at 6% then you are doing REAL well.  That is a really terrific rate.  Dont go to those websites.  They just suck you dry and distribute money where THEY want to and its not always where it needs to be at, at the right time.  If you want to get your finances together just go to http://www.consumercreditcounceling.com and they will be able to help you a lot better.  Good luck.
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I agree with Realestatelawyer on this one.  There would be a clause in your mortgage that would not allow it to go any higher than 9.875%.  As far ARMS being dangerous????  That is just not true.  They are only dangerous for the dumb witted person that has no idea what they have gotten themselves into.  Use them right and they will be your best friends.\n\nI would ride out the 5.875%.  Maybe add some extra payments onto the mortgage this year as well.  I doubt that rates with be anything like they were in the next two years, but we never know what could happen.\n\nGood luck with that.  If you still are considering refinancing, feel free to contact me and I could help you out with that.  You can contact me at timothy.kazee@americanhm .com.  Have a great night!
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im not familiar with get a home loan net- make sure they are a responsible lender-sanctioned by your state dept of banking and ins. or something like that--now-to answer your ?--4% fixed for a 15 yr loan is excellent-- make sure there are no loan origination fees, or hidden fees- a 1% origination fee could be common, yet that is 1,000 on a 100K loan--you are 25 now-your home would be free and clear by age 40--very good idea- only if you plan on marriage and a large family with lots of other obligations would a 30 yr mtg have some appeal as the payments would be lower, yet the rate would be higher- the 4% rate is because it is a 15 yr loan !! take the deal and run as long as the company issuing the mortgage is reputable !! i am a retired CPA & CFP ( certified financial planner)