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"Capt. JG" wrote
I would never use a surveyor hired by the seller unless I knew the surveyor. This has happened once or twice without a problem. If it's a big buck sale with a lot riding on it, the cost of bringing a surveyor in from out of the area can be well worth it unless you are local and have a good handle on their reputation. Often, the locals develop close relationships with the yards and know, for example, that the yard owner really wants that boat out of there. They also learn, at least unconsiously, that they get more referrals when boats move than when they sit. -- Roger Long |
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