What to do with a boat after marriage breakdown?

[sailaboutvic]

We know someone who looking for a Moody just as the OP with cash ready for the right boat , OP has been PM without a reply back so I guess they have made up and renewing there valves , or the OP just don't know how to retrieve her mail .
Good luck with the marriage and yacht , has a full time liveaboard , I can tell you we met many people who dreams turn out to be a night mare , living on board isn't as easy or as glamorous as it sound , it can be hard work at times , it not all sun bathing and beer and if anyone told me that they was sell every thing to sail off into the sun set , I would try and persuade them to think very hard and careful before doing so .
On the other hand it suits us and we love it and as long as our Heath last we will carry on sailing .
Bluewatersailorcroatia.webs.com

 

[maxy]

"and you could put the boat into a charter".

Time to give this lady realistic advice. Moody 42s were never mainstream charter yachts. At 12 years, she is too old for charter in any event.

 

[skenn_ie]

A neighbour of mine intends to sail the world. Presently, he lives on his Hurley22, but may be interested in helping you if you decide to bring yours to the UK or elsewhere. He is a Bulgarian seaman, and probably the best human I have ever met.

 

[Mudisox]

Women who enjoy sailing are like hen's teeth.
My father gave me the best advice ever when he told me to find a women who likes sailing and hang on to her.
YOU ARE MUCH IN DEMAND. {I found one so not in the hunt!!}
Good luck.

 

[sailaboutvic]

Leave the poor women alone , some women like to spend time on their own , any way there some very good lady's solo sailor about .
I am too one of the lucky once.
www.bluewatersailorcroatia.webs.com

 

[skodster]

Another recommendation for John R. You may find selling in Italy a bit difficult and it may be worth getting a crew to deliver it back to UK. See what John suggests.

I was going to suggest the same thing.