Any other choices to get a truck with bad credit other than Lone Mountain?
Discussion in 'Trucker Taxes and Truck Financing' started by Walleye05, Feb 15, 2015.
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You can dispute. Or pay a credit repair firm for you.
If it's just your payment history. It only goes back 2 years. Unless account is closed. good standing will stay for 10 years. Bad standing stays for over 7 years.
I'm sure there's other scenarios and different times.
Disputes can be a PITA. Sometimes a credit repair is worth the price but can be time consuming. I used lexingtonlaw dot com a long time ago.Matt1924 and NoobiDriver Thank this. -
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If you have been driving less than a year you don't even know what you don't know yet. Treat your driving job like going to college 2 years will give you an idea of what needs to be done. Four years will double your chance of success.
A small town banker told me that Industry standard for loaning money to buy a truck has a 80 percent chance of the loan going bad. Thats everything from missed payments to having to hire someone find the truck and bring it back. -
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Hmm bored and just scrolling. Just noticed this is a old long dead post.
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I've done it myself.
Sometimes those old posts will have good information in them.Old_n_gray, kemosabi49 and Oxbow Thank this.
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