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This topic has 3 replies, 1 voice, and was last updated 13 years, 4 months ago by Owosso Harpist.

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April 16, 2013 at 1:45 am #112453

Owosso Harpist
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Hi everyone. Long time since I post here. I’ve spent a little over a year trying to get a loan to buy my own pedal harp only to discover just how expensive the interest rates are. Thus, I decided to give up on getting a loan and just stick with renting to own a pedal harp. I’m looking for where I can rent to own a pedal harp in new to like new to most excellent condition under no obligation of any kind. I don’t want to rent a harp for 6 months only to either take it back or pay the full amount. I just want to rent a pedal harp without any limits. Now I know Budget Harp Rentals does allow people to rent harps there with no obligations and limits. Are there any other place than Budget Harp Rentals I can look into renting a harp without limits, obligations, and at an affordable price?

April 16, 2013 at 10:39 am #112454

Owosso Harpist
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I have a feeling I’ll have to stick with Budget Harp Rentals because this is the only place where I can rent a harp without obligation at an affordable price. Must make a better choice in picking a harp to rent when I do rent from BHR again.

But then again… Does The International Harp Museum allow people to rent harps without obligation at an affordable price?

April 16, 2013 at 12:09 pm #112455

Owosso Harpist
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Update: I’m going to have to ask some really serious questions and do extensive research about personal loans before I really choose to either give up on the loans and stick to renting to own a harp or go back to trying to get a harp loan until I know for certain that the harp loan is either too expensive for me or it’s just the right thing for me to afford. I talked with mom about the interest rate and she says I don’t have to pay the 5,000 in interest rate all at once on the loan. And that I can still pay the same 250 a month on the $10,000 loan and that’s it. If that’s the case then I’ll go back to earning my way to afford a harp loan.

April 16, 2013 at 4:34 pm #112456

Owosso Harpist
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I’m sticking with a harp loan. It’ll be better to get a loan to buy a beautiful newly conditioned harp than renting a clunker.
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