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Fisker?Fisher failed because they couldn't
meet prescribed milestones. Elio
will not make that mistake......
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meet prescribed milestones. Elio
will not make that mistake......
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Wait a minute..........what's your definition of a prescribed milestone?Fisker failed because they couldn't
meet prescribed milestones. Elio
will not make that mistake......
How long did it take my first mortgage back in 1986 a few day that I remember.So tell us.........
How long did it take you to get your first mortgage?
How long did it take you to get your first new car loan?
Who ever said getting financing was easy?
Hopefully, Elio has a super credit score, and get it done just like you. Way to go! Scary because it seemed so easy?LOL, funny you guys and gals are talking about how long it took you to get a loan.....back in 2008, my gal and I went into a Bank of America branch and applied for a refinance loan. Ten (10) minutes later we were approved. Self-employed, no request for proof-of-income, they just checked and found a super credit score, and we were done. Two days later the house was appraised, two days after that the bank put the money in our account. Scary....
Yes, because it was SO easy. We walked out of the bank quite stunned. I was totally waiting for a request for at least the last 1040 tax form. Any one with good credit could get almost any amount in those days. I had several friends who took all they could against their homes, for things like credit card bills, new cars, etc., spending the equity their homes were building, and winding up owing more than their homes were worth after the bubble burst.Hopefully, Elio has a super credit score, and get it done just like you. Way to go! Scary because it seemed so easy?
Thankfully, It's not that easy since the much needed 2008 banking regulation changes as a result of that housing crash.Yes, because it was SO easy. We walked out of the bank quite stunned. I was totally waiting for a request for at least the last 1040 tax form. Any one with good credit could get almost any amount in those days. I had several friends who took all they could against their homes, for things like credit card bills, new cars, etc., spending the equity their homes were building, and winding up owing more than their homes were worth after the bubble burst.
We were lucky to sell out and retire from WA to MO just before it got bad.
The GOOD life is led by Getting Out Of Debt, I tell kids a lot.
Can you remember how much your 1965 car payment was? My '66 Mustang was $66/mo.Thankfully, It's not that easy since the much needed 2008 banking regulation changes as a result of that housing crash.
I have apparently lived by your GOOD life philosophy since my first car loan back in 1965. The minute that car loan was paid off, I kept making a self car payment so I would have cash or a huge down payment for my next car purchase.