bucky wrote:
Here is a suggestion that has worked for us when we had to finance. It will only work if the equity in your house is more than the RV price or close.
Take a fee free or low fee home equity loan as an interest only payment. The rates are significantly lower that way. When you sell your existing RV pay those $ towards the loan. Every time you get an extra 50 cents pay that towards the loan. Your payment amount goes down with each extra "deposit" you make. We haven't had to do that in a few years, your results may vary.
Maybe it's just me but I would never put my home up as collateral against anything much less a toy. Things happen in life that can change the best of plans.