etcetera

Super C looks a lot more expensive than the 'regular' C class. The other problem it's mostly diesel and I want a gas one. Something around 26' with a truck front, not a van front. So F350 instead of E350 front.

I am aware of it, as I indicated. It's more of a guide and it's useful in the sense it pointed out a collections item on a debt I did not own. And I was able to resolve it which should bring my score up.

2008 Tahoe with 5.3L, 3.42 rear axle ratio, pretty much plain-jane. Thinking about a 22' TT, something relatively light. My previous TT was a 32' Airstream towed by a F250HD so I am totally aware the Tahoe is not even in the same category. 22' is max, maybe even smaller than that like 19'.

I am not going to be late with credit card payments

I did that 2 months ago. Got 3K limit. Unsecured. So using it. can you explain the "Don’t pay the balance in full", is there some strategy I am not aware of? I just tried the local Navy Federal Credit Union and got denied. I do not think they are aware of my credit card at all, so you are right, it needs to be 6 months. will try again in 4 months.

I tried to pull my FICO score, I get a free try from my bank and they could not do it, it does not even exist. So I fall in the "no credit" category. No established accounts for over 6 months. I am totally cognizant of bank's requirements and that is the dilemma: Wait and rent for another year, hoping it will hit 700, which is doubtful and lose tons of money in the process or buy under not very good financial conditions a new It's not that I am doing this to save money but I like it as a lifestyle choice. For what it gives me, the entire package. I full-timed for 2 years and came to realize what I liked and what I didn't. I also get the "TCO" concept. What is essential and what is just bells and whistles. The reason I did not do it a decade ago because I was a single parent of a young child going through a custody court and living in an RV did not look good in the courtroom. Now my circumstances have drastically changed. I am not sure I fit in the paradigm of most people in this community. I work in IT and may relocate once or twice a year. An RV opens options. I knew a successful IT contractor, he traveled around in a classy Airstream. Way cheaper than renting hotel rooms or month to month rooms. It's not what you get but the value of it. So I am facing a bad and a worse choice. The obvious solution is to buy with cash, in a perfect world. And I could have done so a decade ago but I chose to pour my funds into attorney fees and such. I won but it's such a pyrrhic victory. It wasn't my choice, any of it and due to circumstances beyond my control, life happens. At this point i am trying to figure out much options and how "bad" it will be. And what the process to go through and what to expect. Do they stick me with an 18% interest rate on a loan on a new RV?

I don't like all white or mostly white or the ones with stripes all over. I understand the reasoning for that, to keep it cooler inside. But are there any paint colors that are in between like light gray? I just don't like white. I will be focusing on C class.

Have same question.

Have the same question. Do you have links to specific models? found some here, e.g. 2014 JAYCO MELBOURNE 29X https://www.rvuniverse.com/listings/search?Category=150021&ScopeCategoryIDs=150000&Length=29*31&sort=4

Is there such a beast? I know it's a contradiction in terms, but are there any compact Super C? i.e. between 26' and 30', with a lower price tag than the 'full size' models.

Not getting a working link / image, please repost. But this is helpful and giving me a direction to look at.

are there any class C with a truck front, not a van front?

Which model has the easiest engine access for DIY work: spark plugs and think heater hose or belt or water pump failed in the middle of nowhere? Or would a class A be a better bet? Possible to get something as open engine bay design as an older F250/F350? I am not familiar with the F450 platform.

what's the difference between a bank and a credit union?

I never got a loan for anything in my life, incredibly, so this is the first time. I operated much pretty on a save-it, spend-it basis. But now I would like to get a RV loan. How much I get will drive my purchasing decision. Probably either B-class or more likely, C-class. Looking at credit via CreditKarma, my TransUnion is 705 and my Equifax rating is 630. I know that CreditKarma is optimistic. I got a credit card for the first time in my life a few months ago and apparently it boosted it some. No bankruptcies. I don't know the FICO score that banks use. I can afford to pay at least 1000/month, maybe 1500 and my goal is a at least a 40K loan over 36 months. What are some of the basics of getting a loan? Do I go to my bank? Or another loan agency?