response from NJ owner of "all rise" 30y2k
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opinion noted, if you inspect the boat personally and are willing to make a reasonable offer based on that and the seller is an azz and won't compromise based on the moderate condition then why waste your $ on a survey? All I'm saying. I would never purchased a boat not surveyed or ATLEAST inspected by a qualified person.
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its not, and that wasn't my point.
i was commenting on his quoted statement...
either way, i'm in sales, and if i have an attitude towards a buyer... i wont be selling. end of story.
there are plenty of tire kickers out there too, but you don't want to turn off a real prospective buyer.
K - post some pics of your new to u 24.
i was commenting on his quoted statement...
either way, i'm in sales, and if i have an attitude towards a buyer... i wont be selling. end of story.
there are plenty of tire kickers out there too, but you don't want to turn off a real prospective buyer.
K - post some pics of your new to u 24.
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I was always told rule of thumb when buying a used boat and I read this in a few difrrent magazines also. take $100 off for every $1000 the seller is asking. If seller is firm shame on him - he should have shot higher and came down a little to make the buyer fell better about his purchase and the buyer feels like he got a better deal. (( Only my 2 Cents )) ---- it must have cost a few hundred $$ to advertise in Newsday for the second time, OSO and any other publication this Y2k was listed in so I would think he's hotter to sell then he's leading off and should neg a little bit. Boat does sound like a good deal at the price he's asking!!!!!!
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