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Whats the advantage of buying a boat repo over a private owner or dealer?

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Whats the advantage of buying a boat repo over a private owner or dealer?

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If you’re handy and not afraid of putting out a little work, boat repo’s can offer a significant savings over retail. The challenge is determining the value of the boat considering the repairs and reconditioning that needs done. The truth is boat repos are ideal if you’re willing to do at least some of the work on your own or at least have the means to get done cheap. That’s why dealers usually end up with repos. But it’s not hard to talk to shipyards or dealers to find replacement parts or the cost of repairs if you have the time to spare. Buying a used boat may be more appropriate if you’re a new boater especially if your a first time buyer. Experienced boaters have experience with repairs. But I don’t want to rule out people who are good with their hands and inclined to making a “fixer upper” a labor of love. If this is you transforming an ugly duckling into a swan may give you more motivation than saving money. This should go without saying but it’s imperative to take your time wit

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If you’re handy and not afraid of putting out a little work, boat repo’s can offer a significant savings over retail. The challenge is determining the value of the boat considering the repairs and reconditioning that needs done. The truth is boat repos are ideal if you’re willing to do at least some of the work on your own or at least have the means to get done cheap. That’s why dealers usually end up with repos. But it’s not hard to talk to shipyards or dealers to find replacement parts or the cost of repairs if you have the time to spare. Buying a used boat may be more appropriate if you’re a new boater especially if your a first time buyer. Experienced boaters have experience with repairs. But I don’t want to rule out people who are good with their hands and inclined to making a “fixer upper” a labor of love. If this is you transforming an ugly duckling into a swan may give you more motivation than saving money. This should go without saying but it’s imperative to take your time wit

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