Financing a new HVAC system

Anonymous · ‎03-24-2019

I was wondering if any one has had to do financing for a new HVAC after discharge? If so who Is bankruptcy friendly.
Thank you

zerofire · ‎03-24-2019

Have you considered asking the HVAC company? They usually have their own lender that they work with as people usually do not pay cash for a full system. I remember that mine had either a lender or a payment plan that they offered themselves.

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Anonymous · ‎03-25-2019

The couple of companies I have talked to do there financing through Wells Fargo. And I am worried that because we was just discharge 3/9/19 . And I dont know if they are bankruptcy friendly. The other option is a lease to own which will cost us double what its worth which I really dont want to do. Does anyone know if Wells Fargo is bankruptcy friendly

FireMedic1 · ‎03-25-2019

Google hvac finance after bankruptcy. Theres a bunch of info. Looks like at least a score of 650 to get financed. Dont want to break forum rules. Good Luck!

Anonymous · ‎03-25-2019

@zerofire wrote:
Have you considered asking the HVAC company? They usually have their own lender that they work with as people usually do not pay cash for a full system. I remember that mine had either a lender or a payment plan that they offered themselves.

^^^^this

In-house financing is what you really want.

Anonymous · ‎03-25-2019

Thank you