Wozencraft Hoping to Make Eastern Inroads with Go-Fast Boat Insurance
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Wozencraft Hoping to Make Eastern Inroads with Go-Fast Boat Insurance
Insurance does not make for the sexiest news, but it's always a worthy subject, http://speedonthewater.com/in-the-ne...insurance.html
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If you can get them insured then why can't you get them financed? Am I missing something- I would think if you can get insurance then someone would give you a loan at the right terms...?
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Loss ratio's, insurance fraud, under insured, there a lot of reasons banks are still exposed.
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Exactly. If a go-fast boat that gets repossessed by the lender, the insurance company simply stops receiving premiums from the former owner. But if the bank has to take back a go-fast boat from a borrower in default, and that's happened a lot in the past five years, the bank is almost surely upside down on the loan and, to make matters worse, the collateral might well be stripped of it engines and drives—making it even less valuable.
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Exactly. If a go-fast boat that gets repossessed by the lender, the insurance company simply stops receiving premiums from the former owner. But if the bank has to take back a go-fast boat from a borrower in default, and that's happened a lot in the past five years, the bank is almost surely upside down on the loan and, to make matters worse, the collateral might well be stripped of it engines and drives—making it even less valuable.
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Could someone educate me ?
With so few insurance companies writing policies for offshore powerboats wouldn't all brokers be aware of who writes policies ? How does one broker capture a segment of insurers ?
If insurance company "A" writes catamaran policies why wouldn't every broker out there know this ?
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As the price of insurance goes up does the brokers fees make a difference from one broker to another ?
With so few insurance companies writing policies for offshore powerboats wouldn't all brokers be aware of who writes policies ? How does one broker capture a segment of insurers ?
If insurance company "A" writes catamaran policies why wouldn't every broker out there know this ?
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As the price of insurance goes up does the brokers fees make a difference from one broker to another ?
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There is a boat broker in lake Havasu, Rick, of Maxedoutmarine who said he has a credit union that does not ask how much HP. All they care about is your credit rating. His cell is 561 310-1719. He tells me he can get anyone with good credit a boat loan.