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Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 6:37 am
by foofer b
The older boats like ours are also appealing because you get so much more boat for your money.

I would not finance it for someone though, too risky.

Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 6:39 am
by jwrape
foofer b wrote:The older boats like ours are also appealing because you get so much more boat for your money.

I would not finance it for someone though, too risky.
Yea, I agree. It is risky, but with half down and keeping it insured then if he sinks it or does damage I get paid anyways.
But I don't have to worry about it anyways. No one has made an offer so far. :roll: :roll: :roll:

Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 10:42 am
by gettaway
If you don't owe money on the boat and don't need all of the cash for something else, then...........
If the buyer put 25 or 50 % down, thier credit report and references were acceptable and you have a good contract, charge reasonable interest and if the buyer misses X number of payments , you repo the boat and keep the deposit.
The contract should require that the boat is fully insuranced with you as an additional insured, and specify a range that the boat can travel while under the contract. violate the contract and the boat and money is yours.
You would most likely have a better return on the amount you have financed than if you invested it right now anyways.

Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2010 10:43 am
by jwrape
gettaway wrote:If you don't owe money on the boat and don't need all of the cash for something else, then...........
If the buyer put 25 or 50 % down, thier credit report and references were acceptable and you have a good contract, charge reasonable interest and if the buyer misses X number of payments , you repo the boat and keep the deposit.
The contract should require that the boat is fully insuranced with you as an additional insured, and specify a range that the boat can travel while under the contract. violate the contract and the boat and money is yours.
You would most likely have a better return on the amount you have financed than if you invested it right now anyways.
true

Posted: Tue Jul 05, 2011 6:30 pm
by lanmanager
Did you ever sell it? I have seen this boat it's one of the nicest F's I've ever seen. You can be sure that hull is 3" thick near the keel.

Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2011 6:06 am
by jwrape
lanmanager wrote:Did you ever sell it? I have seen this boat it's one of the nicest F's I've ever seen. You can be sure that hull is 3" thick near the keel.
Yea, I just sold it about a month and a half ago. I miss her already