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Before You Sell Your Boat
By James "Doc" Lewis | Published  11/30/2005 | Buying Guides | Rating:
James "Doc" Lewis
James "Doc" Lewis has been "messin about in boats" for as long as he can remember. He is owner/operator of BoatDocs1, a full-service boat detailing-yacht maintenance business serving the Emerald Coast region of Florida. To learn more about boats and keeping them looking their best visit his web site at: http://www.boatdocs1.com/ 

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Introduction

One of the biggest mistakes that we see is that people will decide to sell their boat without first having her completely detailed.

"Detailing a boat is the single most important investment of time, energy and money a seller can make because a clean and shiny boat sells faster and for a lot more money. I strongly recommended that a seller enlist professional assistance to do a quality job."

yacht1ship@aol.com (Email)
www.mastermarinesurveyor.com (Web site)

          
We at BoatDocs1, do a lot of work here on the Emerald Coast with local yacht brokers and know what the standards are for a "ready to show" boat.These professionals know that thecosmetic appearance says everything to the prospective buyeras to the overall care and maintenance that the previous owner has given the yacht.Add to that the universal wisdom about first impressions and it's not hard to see the importance of thisvital first step.

Even if you intend to do most of the work yourself we can offer the expertise to assure that your time and money are spent wisely.Our trained eyes will often pick up the little details that only a prospective buyer would notice and likely balk at.


Article Series
This article is part 1 of a 2 part series. Other articles in this series are shown below:
  1. Before You Sell Your Boat
  2. Buying Your First Boat
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