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On Tue, 07 Mar 2006 23:44:50 GMT, "Thomas Wentworth"
wrote: How long should it take for a purchase to be completed when buying a cruising sailboat. Based on my own experiences buying various boats over the years, I'd say that 4 to 6 weeks is probably typical, sometimes a bit longer. It can go a lot quicker of course if you hurry the process along but I think it's to the buyers advantage to take your time, negotiate a good price, write up a solid contract with lots of time and an airtight escape clause, do the survey and sea trial, digest the results, renegotiate the price, etc. It's a buyers market, take your time, and be prepared to walk away, maybe twice. It is a powerful negotiating strategy. |
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