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Old October 19th 04, 11:53 PM
C Kingsbury
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"Carl Orton" wrote in message
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If the engine dies you can always get
an overhaul loan or just sell it and eat the loss.


Interesting. Didn't know you could get a loan strictly just for an

overhaul.
Do the normal aircraft financing sources provide this? What if there's
already an outstanding loan? What if there isn't a loan (i.e., you have no
record with *them*, but you have a good credit history)?


Heck, you can get a loan on anything so long as the bank can put a lien on
it and know they'll get their money back. Since engines add value almost
dollar-for-dollar it's a no-brainer.

Now, ask a bank for an unsecured line of credit for a small business, that's
when they practice making the faces they use to scare little kids.

-cwk.


 




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