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  1. Raju Kumar
    Raju Kumar

    the best RV loan rate right now is around 5.99% if you’ve got really good credit. But usually, it goes from like 5.24% to 9.74% for new RVs, and a bit higher for used ones β€” like 6.49% to 10.24%. If your credit score isn’t that great, the rates can shoot up. Like, if your score’s around 640, you migRead more

    the best RV loan rate right now is around 5.99% if you’ve got really good credit. But usually, it goes from like 5.24% to 9.74% for new RVs, and a bit higher for used ones β€” like 6.49% to 10.24%.

    If your credit score isn’t that great, the rates can shoot up. Like, if your score’s around 640, you might get something like 13.89%, and if it’s lower than that, maybe even 16% or more. Ouch.

    Some lenders offer better deals though:

    One place gives 6.49% for up to 12 years.

    Another one gives that same rate for shorter terms, but bumps it up a bit for longer ones, like 7.49% for 20 years.

    There’s also one that helps people with not-so-great credit, starting at 5.99%, but it can go higher depending on your credit.

    So yeah, if you want a sweet deal, having good credit helps a ton. And newer RVs usually get better rates than old ones. Hope that helps, dude!

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  1. Testing
    Testing

    Not exactly. In the USA, you can’t just sleep anywhere in an RV freely. Here’s the deal: Campgrounds and RV parks are the safest and most legal places to stay overnight. Many states allow overnight parking at rest areas or truck stops, but usually just for a limited time (like 8–12 hours). BoondockiRead more

    Not exactly. In the USA, you can’t just sleep anywhere in an RV freely. Here’s the deal:

    Campgrounds and RV parks are the safest and most legal places to stay overnight.

    Many states allow overnight parking at rest areas or truck stops, but usually just for a limited time (like 8–12 hours).

    Boondocking (parking on public land like in national forests or BLM land) is allowed in some spots but with rules β€” no hookups, limited stays, and sometimes permits.

    Parking lots of stores or streets: Some places allow it, some don’t. You have to check local laws and sometimes ask permission.

    So, it’s best to plan ahead and know where overnight RV parking is legal to avoid fines or getting asked to move.

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