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![]() Everyboysmomma wrote: We are finding that we use our 35' Maxum less and less as the season here in Maine is so short and we have so many things we love to do. But we really don't want to sell her. Does anyone have any good information on the logistics of renting out a personal boat? Obviously we would want to insure it to the nines, but other than that, how do you have people prove they are capable of handling a boat this size? Is there a network of rentals (such as there are for people renting out vacation homes?) Any websites that discuss the pros and cons of attempting this? Thanks Momma in Maine You don't really want to just "rent it out", but you might do well putting it in charter. Call one of the larger charter operators in Maine and ask about placing your boat in their program. The charter company will check out the prospective renters, etc. Yes, there is some risk with this but a lot less risk than if you just hang out a sign that says "boat for rent" and see who might happen along. My guess is that you will probably be able to get about $100/foot/week and the charter company will take 15-20% off the top. |
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