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<blockquote data-quote="BristolMTBoarder" data-source="post: 1987465" data-attributes="member: 594181">if you have a good credit history, have paid all your bills, can verify your income and are currently employed there is no reason you shouldn&#039;t get financed.&nbsp; I&#039;ve recently been through the whole financing process for equipment for my landscaping business and you need to shop around for the best rate, whether it be at the bank or at the dealer.&nbsp; My credit score was very good according to the banks and yet noone wanted to finance me even for 6K mainly because there was no credit history and i couldn&#039;t verify my income you should be ok if you&nbsp; have a good credit history and have a job if you&#039;re only financing 3,000also another option to pursue if you get denied is in house financing, if the dealer you go to is large enough they might finance you within their own company instead of going through the banks, thats how i ended up getting my skid steer</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BristolMTBoarder, post: 1987465, member: 594181"] if you have a good credit history, have paid all your bills, can verify your income and are currently employed there is no reason you shouldn't get financed. I've recently been through the whole financing process for equipment for my landscaping business and you need to shop around for the best rate, whether it be at the bank or at the dealer. My credit score was very good according to the banks and yet noone wanted to finance me even for 6K mainly because there was no credit history and i couldn't verify my income you should be ok if you have a good credit history and have a job if you're only financing 3,000 also another option to pursue if you get denied is in house financing, if the dealer you go to is large enough they might finance you within their own company instead of going through the banks, thats how i ended up getting my skid steer [/QUOTE]

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