| http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listing/cache/pl_search_results.jsp?cit=true&ybw=&slim=quick&sm=3&is=false&type=&man=Donzi&luom=126&fromLength=25&toLength=25&fromYear=1986&toYear=1990¤cyid=100&fromPrice=&toPrice=&cint= Without knowing what actual condition the boat is in, it would appear
to be somewhere in the upper echelon of asking prices for similar
Donzis. One of the biggest variables is the value of the slip in the
yacht club. Is this moorage something you own after paying a lump sum,
or do you merely get the right to rent the slip each month at market
value? If the slips are selling for $5-10k, for example, and the boat
is without serious defect then it would seem like a no-brainer. If
there is no real value to the slip other than convenience, you have a
right to look over that offering with a high powered light and a
magnifying glass, (survey, survey, survey, of course) as the seller is
pretty proud of his boat and you want to be sure that pride is
justified. |
chuckgould.chu...
Nov 6
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