RichardTheFrog
Banned
100% likely to repay the loan. The insurance is twice the monthly payment of the loan, and I can pay that, too.Argument is two-sided:
By buying the car through a home equity line, you are capturing the lowest interest rate, so from a monetary standpoint, this could be a smart choice. You also are freeing up cash flow for your business at a 2-3% interest per annum, which your business will likely earn more than (as opposed to buying in cash).
However:
You are collateralizing the purchase of a vehicle against real property, whereas if you default on the loan, you are not getting the car repossessed, but instead, your house is subject to foreclosure.
The deciding factor of financing depends on the likelihood of your making good on the loan.
In a purely mathematical sense, I could have taken out money for my business at 2.49% and got hopefully returns in the 60% range once everything goes smoothly.
But then I wouldn't look super cool driving around in a Lamborghini. And if anyone makes small d1ck jokes, that's a perfect transition to tell them about my surgically enlarged bionic junk.