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Quick question — Has anyone been able to buy an item from Lpgautorepo LLC through finance? I’m looking at a 2002 Airstream Safari 25 that I really like, but I need financing. My Credit Union and Chase both turned me down since the title lien isn’t released until after payment. Any help or experience would be appreciated.

Nah they don't finance RVs like a dealer. Sometimes you can get a buy-it-now before auction ends if you call and ask, buys you a little time. I paid cash for a Campagne T-REX out of a New York yard, short haul to PA. RVs same deal on lpgautorepo.com - wire within 48 hrs then they sort lien release and transport.

48 hrs is real — don't bid thinking you'll sort financing after. Get a personal loan lined up first if your bank won't touch lien titles. Once the title clears, refi with your CU. I borrowed from family for 10 days on an F-150 repo, paid Lpgautorepo LLC, and refi'd when the clean title showed up. It worked out because the repo price was way under market.

I could pay cash, but I don’t want to drain my savings. Got solar and a tow rig on the list this winter. Got a soft quote on a personal loan at 11.9% as a bridge, then refi when the Credit Union will take it — is that what most people do?

Two ways I've seen work: pay outright on lpgautorepo.com then refi when title's clean, or family member buys it and sells to you after. Also double-check if it’s still free delivery before you bid, that changes the math quick.

FWIW, this is my 2nd Lpgautorepo LLC purchase — first was a Camaro SS out of FL, at ~60% of market value, and the warranty was fine. The Camaro was small enough to wire outright; the Airstream is a different story. I’m calling them today about transport. Thanks everyone, that really made my day!

Yeah, it works — buy through Lpgautorepo LLC, pay on time, and refi when the bank will take it. No secret loan dept lol. Use that 14-day inspection on an Airstream, and photo everything on delivery before you lock in the refi amount.