Butch1979
Family Adventurer
Hello
In an effort to realistically evaluate our next potential camper, we've started running the numbers with different financing companies for off-road campers in the 100-150K range. What I'm finding is that the banks are more than willing to provide us the money, assuming we were purchasing a more "conventional" RV like a class A.
Does anybody have a specific financial institution that has experience with our kind of campers? I'm talking about builds like Outsidevan, Colorado Campervans, Four Wheel Campers, Phoenix Pop Up Campers, All-terrain Warriors and Earthcruisers? The kind of companies that will custom build for you versus off the shelf dealership items.
I've had brief conversations with most of these builders on suggestions for financing, and none of them could provide a solid answer for who could finance us living here in Denver Co. I recently went through the entire loan process with Good Sam, only to have them decline to finance "Off-road" campers.
Alternatively, I'm nervous about purchasing something that nobody else can afford to buy from me based on limiting financing options if we chose to sell it in 5 or so years.
Thoughts?
Butch
In an effort to realistically evaluate our next potential camper, we've started running the numbers with different financing companies for off-road campers in the 100-150K range. What I'm finding is that the banks are more than willing to provide us the money, assuming we were purchasing a more "conventional" RV like a class A.
Does anybody have a specific financial institution that has experience with our kind of campers? I'm talking about builds like Outsidevan, Colorado Campervans, Four Wheel Campers, Phoenix Pop Up Campers, All-terrain Warriors and Earthcruisers? The kind of companies that will custom build for you versus off the shelf dealership items.
I've had brief conversations with most of these builders on suggestions for financing, and none of them could provide a solid answer for who could finance us living here in Denver Co. I recently went through the entire loan process with Good Sam, only to have them decline to finance "Off-road" campers.
Alternatively, I'm nervous about purchasing something that nobody else can afford to buy from me based on limiting financing options if we chose to sell it in 5 or so years.
Thoughts?
Butch