At different parts of the year, and over the past few years...

I have a couple names and numbers of people that tell me "I'll sell my boat for the right price."

Lately, I've had the inverse. I've probably had 10 emails, PMs, and calls over the past few weeks from folks that are looking for 25s, 28s, 32s, and even 37s.

Is it a sellers market for ATs all of a sudden?
Hardly. These folks are all looking for serious deals; some unrealistic, to be honest.

But for those of you who would sell; you are not going to do so unless you advertise it and put it out there.

If you are not in a rush to sell your boat, put that in the ad. If you are not going below a certain dollar, put that in the ad.
But I will tell you this: don't lose a buyer over a couple months of a season left, or a few bucks on the table between you.

Bottom line, put it out there. Craigslist, OSO, Boattrader, Powerboatlistings, etc. etc.

Just my 2 Centavos.

Brian. Sent you e-mail give me a call.

I am looking for one of each...anyone have some money I can borrow?

I have had 4 written offers on my boat. 1 fell through to a wife putting her foot down, and 3 to inability for the buyer to get financing. Cash or Assets anyone?

[QUOTE=crb76;3747600]I have had 4 written offers on my boat. 1 fell through to a wife putting her foot down,

So now that the one guy is divorced is he going to get the boat.

The exact reason im skeptical to sell my 32 and make a move on a 37 is the financing bs is almost impossible to get these days.

call Robin Harris she will let you no before you sell your boat what you can get approved at
410-643-7097 Robin

Robin is pretty much the only one that can do anything on high perf boats. Unless you are really cozy with a local bank.

We have financing options/contacts on new boats.

The biggest thing about financing a used boat is you must have liquidity after you make the required downpayment. The lender wants you to have some flow to maintain the boat after you own it so they have a reasonable expectation you will help to hold the boat's value over the life of the loan as you own it.

What??? That's not how the government does it....