Broker recommendations for largish liveaboard type yacht?

[npf1]

Heard lots of bad comments on here about brokers who can't be bothered to respond to enquiries. So has anyone had any positive broker experiences when looking to buy or sell 45-60 ft yacht - if so, which brokers?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Richard10002]

Are you buying or selling? Dickies have always been good for my old man..... never bought through a broker myself.

Not 45ft, but you should have a look at Richards Moody 44 Hana... rb_stretch I think.

 

[PaulR]

sadly never been in a position to buy (yet) but have found oyster brokerage consistently professional and !! welcoming

 

[tome]

Agree, talk to Robert Mulcahy he's very helpful

 

[rwoofer]

Thanks for the introduction. Just follow the link in my signature.

When I got Hana I was mostly using Moody, Berthon and Ancasta. All seemed similar and tended to be overgenerous in their descriptions, which meant a few wasted trips.

 

[alandee]

Hi. PM sent.

 

[npf1]

I may be looking to sell. Perhaps a dumb question, but is is Robert Mulcahy at Oyster?

 

[photodog]

Network in Dartmouth. Husband and wife team, Really nice couple, genuine bloke, not a big chain like Ancasta. Answered queiries, sorted all our problems, very patient.
Would go back.

 

[savageseadog]

This isn't a recommendation based personal experience but Boatshed seem to have a wide range of boats.
Anyone used them?

 

[pyrojames]

Baum and Koenig (Germany), and Woodenboats (Devon), both gave excellent service, but both sell, err, wooden boats.

 

[Nelson1]

Try a Nauticat

http://www.theyachtmarket.com/boat_for_sale_3665.aspx

Nauticat 515