Just a point to ponder, unless you put down a lot more than minimum, a 20 year loan will have you seriously upside down from the start. That means you'll owe more than it is worth. It is rare that anyone keeps an RV for 20 years, and it is no fun to have to come up with extra $$$ to pay off the loan when you sell.
That's the dirty truth that no RV salesperson, or F&I person will ever tell you. You have depreciation that you wouldn't have with a home purchase. Buyer beware!
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