Full timer financing?

[Gary.Jones]

Dave

If you are a continuing customer, then they will continue to insure your “too long” coach. I’m a continuing customer also and my new Cornerstone will cost $2800 instead of $1900

Gary

[TXTiger]

I too am a full timer. I have had Nationwide for 5 years. Just switched to Geico and saved a lot. Both are full timers policies.

As far as fulltimers financing. I went with Bank of the Ozarks. No problems. Had problems with Allied, Essex and Bank of the West. I am retired and have rental properties. All of the above would not add back the depreciation, which is a paper loss, and would only consider my rental income after depreciation. I have a high FICA score and high net worth, and like the previous poster was self employed and never had a problem finding credit till I retired.

[RubiconTrail]

I took the loan on the Anthem from BofA when I was still working, no problem, paid it off in three years. I'm not full time, but same issue...good FICO, good investment income, good assets, and I'd just paid off my three year old coach!
But no one wants to finance a retiree for a luxury item, including BofA, who obviously knew I was capable of paying.

Bank of the Ozarks would and did. They're now my go to.