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Originally Posted by Hot Duck
(Post 2374877)
You are right, but they are hard to sell. My deal just fell through today after weeks of work thanks to a surveyor that didn't know what she was looking at. This is the third time that I have had it sold and the deal fell through due to financing. This recent guy was only financing part of the money, but thanks to the surveyor he cannot get what he needs. Anyhow, I have a few other people that claimed to want it when we were in Key West, so I am going to e-mail them to see if they are ready to jump or if they are full of sh*t. Here we go again!
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Originally Posted by baywatch
(Post 2375843)
That sucks man. Hopefully one of the other potential buyers will come through.
I wish I was in the position to put it next to my x-mas tree. |
Id like to look at a 28 if there are any/or a few for sale thats the perfect leanth and wave crusher for me
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Originally Posted by Chris Sunkin
(Post 2375690)
The helm and engine compartment look pretty crusty. The engines-700 HP? Probably not.
I was talking about the exterior of the boat in general. |
Originally Posted by Hot Duck
(Post 2374877)
You are right, but they are hard to sell. My deal just fell through today after weeks of work thanks to a surveyor that didn't know what she was looking at. This is the third time that I have had it sold and the deal fell through due to financing. This recent guy was only financing part of the money, but thanks to the surveyor he cannot get what he needs. Anyhow, I have a few other people that claimed to want it when we were in Key West, so I am going to e-mail them to see if they are ready to jump or if they are full of sh*t. Here we go again!
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Originally Posted by MegaByte*3
(Post 2375767)
Sorry to hear that.
I don't know what your buyers' surveyor objected to but here is one problem area that I have encountered; There are only a few surveyors who understand the differences between fiberglass and Kevlar / Carbon Fiber. Kevlar will give a higher moisture meter reading than fiberglass and many surveyors will conclude that there has been water intrusion. I have asked a surveyor to speak with McManus regarding the build process and normal readings before they reach conclusions and write their report. I have also flown a trusted surveyor to inspect a boat. Best wishes with your sale ... Tom I hired a high performance surveyor myself to do a survey just this past week. He did moisture readings and everything was fine. He went through the boat top to bottom and did a thorough survey. What strikes me funny is that his market value came in nearly $100K above her market value and he was within a few thousand dollars of where it was surveyed and appraised a few years ago. Go figure. That lady killed our deal. I feel sorry for the buyer because he really got screwed. By the way, it's back in the classifieds. |
Originally Posted by cougarman
(Post 2377229)
Ummmmmmmmmmmm I think you said if it didn't sell by Key West it was going to Guarado's ............ Seeing how this fell through seem's your obligated to convert it. :drink::drink:
Jon I knew you would do this to me. We pissed away a few valuable months working on this last deal. Now I am worried about the time frame. I absolutely do not want to be without a boat this summer!! |
Originally Posted by Hot Duck
(Post 2388949)
I knew you would do this to me. We pissed away a few valuable months working on this last deal. Now I am worried about the time frame. I absolutely do not want to be without a boat this summer!!
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Originally Posted by purnell
(Post 2388996)
you have time to get it done, just trade me for the krypto have a new dash with door and cabin added and your done. i will race that big ass resin bucket like it should be, and i would hang it way,way,wayout like the old days. p4 here we come
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