cataldo
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big ish broker on south coast england offered to charge me four per cent plus vat for selling my boat princess 440,is this too good to be true.
broker too cheap?
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petem
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is this too good to be true
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It is if it's Peters!
Pete
is this too good to be true
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It is if it's Peters!
Pete
Whitelighter
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No, just a broker who is trying to win your business. Still going to be around £6,000 + VAT if he sells it. If you are selling a house at £250k you would be paying about 2% + VAT, so I would say he is just being sensible
cataldo
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thanks for that,its not peters.
Gludy
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No - not too good to be true. I have been offered 3% and in the past have also paid low rates like that. So 4% is OK and they will make a nice profit out of it.
The boating world is just adjusted to bad service and high charges so you will often find some breaking rank.
The boating world is just adjusted to bad service and high charges so you will often find some breaking rank.
PowerYachtBlog
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not to make self propaganda
but this is what I usually charge in the end deal (3-4%)
but this is what I usually charge in the end deal (3-4%)
photodog
Lord High Commander of Upper Broughton and Gunthor
We Sold out last boat in 2001 through a very good bloke in Dartmouth, who only charged 4%. Plus free storage etc. Got the asking price.
I actually think that 4% is the real rate, if you push I suspect most will give that!
I actually think that 4% is the real rate, if you push I suspect most will give that!
Nick_H
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Agreed, 4% is the going rate for bigger, higher value boats.
Gludy
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My very first boat sold of about £85k and I got 4% on that one from a maintream broker - I think that is the real rate in the market place on all but the smallest boats.
