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From: Robert Meyer (no email)
Date: Fri Oct 14 2005 - 08:10:43 EDT
It's not a complicated transaction -- or at least it
doesn't have to be. We purchased our boat directly
from the Owner (with no broker on either side). I
created a purchase agreement similar to a real estate
transaction, but much less complicated. A broker can
actually make the transaction more complicated.
Forget the broker -- just use common sense and protect
your investment via a purchase agreement and deposits
(and Attorney if the buyer gets squirrelly).
Enjoy your day,
Robert Meyer
1990 32' Sundowner Pilothouse
Sturgeon Bay, WI
--- kevjan <> wrote:
> i am in the process of selling my trawler without a
> broker. what are the
> steps i should take to make the process go smooth.
> also what should i do or
> not do durning the survey as the owner/seller.
> should i ask for a deposit
> and what type of contract is suitable.. i know you
> are going to say thats
> why you should use a broker but i had a fellow put a
> note on my door of the
> boat wanting to know if i wanted to sell her. i was
> made a good and fair
> offer and i accepted the offer. thanks for your
> input
> kevin guilfoyle
> oceanides 35 chb
> new bern n.c.
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