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I agree with Wndrwmn...check out Craigs list and local garage sales for a good used set before you buy new. My daughter recently bought a new w/d set and listed her good used set on Craigs as "free/just pick up". Also the garage sales I've hit lately all seem to have nice appliances at really good prices. I'm in a high foreclosure area and many people are having huge moving sales and selling their items at a fraction of their cost.
The used items should last you long enough for your mortgage to age enough for you to apply for any credit you want.
Good luck and congratulations on your new home!!!
Am wanting to get a new washer but can't seem to get any credit with Sears, Home Depot or any other major applliance dealer.
@Anonymous wrote:Am wanting to get a new washer but can't seem to get any credit with Sears, Home Depot or any other major applliance dealer.
Hello, and welcome to the forums!
Could you give us an idea of what your credit profile currently looks like. That way, we'll be better able to make recommendations. Do you know your FICO scores? If not, you can get them here at myFICO. Do you know what's on your reports? How many active and/or closed accounts do you have, and of what types? Any dereogatory information -- lates, charge-offs, collections, etc.?
@homewardbound wrote:
Thanks, I know I would not dare do it before I close, I am just trying to be prepared for closing day because the new house does not have a washer and dryer, and I have a pair of 4 year old twins, so needless to say, I need a washer and dryer!! I was going to go to the store right after I close on Friday and whoever is willing to give me the best 0% financing deal, I will go with that retailer, I am just trying to avoid a ton of work and several credit pulls.
Wouldn't that be quadruplets? **shakes in fear**
I'm kind of a newbie too in the whole washing machine buying category so I need a little bit of help here! I want a nice washer but I also don't want to spend a billion dollars (doesn't everybody?) So I was hoping for a little advice and suggestions about buying a little bit cheaper washer that's still pretty high quality if that makes sense. I found this site best washers and it was good to read some information about each washer. I'm thinking about buying the LG WT5070 but i'm not sure if that's the best washer for the price. Any help or suggestions would be great, thanks guys.
@brandthin wrote:I'm kind of a newbie too in the whole washing machine buying category so I need a little bit of help here! I want a nice washer but I also don't want to spend a billion dollars (doesn't everybody?) So I was hoping for a little advice and suggestions about buying a little bit cheaper washer that's still pretty high quality if that makes sense. I found this site best washers and it was good to read some information about each washer. I'm thinking about buying the LG WT5070 but i'm not sure if that's the best washer for the price. Any help or suggestions would be great, thanks guys.
LOL, this is a credit forum, not a washing machine forum.. but any questions about financing, and I'm all ears.
Always love seeing a 3 year old thread dredged up and then grow new legs.
~kn