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Default Buying a boat on line without even seeing it in person

On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 22:06:33 -0400, "Bill Kearney"
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Yabut... Assuming the "Ordinary Person doesn't know much about boat
structure, so use a Qualified Surveyor before buying!" mentality, what
good would a personal inspection by me do? I will have a Professional
inspect the boat, and supposedly HE will find all the problems I would
have missed anyway.


Learn more now, save your headaches later. Go down when your hired surveyor
is actually going to do the job and learn from it.


This is an excellant point.

Had it happen to me once on a 28' Topaz. I figured I was all set,
ready to go - nice boat.

Surveyor was there five minutes and the deal was off.
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