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Sell your boat discreetly |
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Keeping the sale as quiet as possible is what we are all
about.
No awkward conversations with neighbours in the marina, no
external photos with boat names, no board, yes we no branded
cars. People will not know how long your boat has been on
the market.
No time wasting viewings. All viewings are accompanied
viewings. You know your boat best, but we know that when you
are marketing offline every viewing counts.
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So How Do I Sell my Boat? |
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Firstly you should complete our brokerage questionnaire form
(Next
Step bellow) giving
as much detail as possible, and send us some recent colour
photographs of your boat (if you have any). We will then,
if possible, view your boat so that we can advise you on the
best price and how best to prepare her for selling. Once
the price is agreed we will prepare a set of boat details
which we will send to you for approval. If your boat is
lying locally you should make a set of hatch keys available
to us, as we will, as far as practicable, accompany all
viewers. Those we can't be with will be introduced to the
Harbour Master or whoever holds the keys.
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What Paperwork Do I Need? |
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You will need to show at least 5 years clear title but
preferably original Bills of Sale back to when the boat was
new. VAT receipts are becoming particularly important
especially if your boat is newer than 1985. If your boat
was imported into the EU after June 1998 then you will need
to show RCD compliance.
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Needed Ownership Papers |
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1. Bill of Sale of Receipt from when you
purchased the boat |
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2. Previous Bill/s of Sale or Receipts
dating back at 5 least years
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3. Bills of Sale/Receipts dating back to
original build |
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6. Proof of VAT Payment or Exception (eg.Original
VAT Invoice etc) |
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7. Small Ships Registry Certificate |
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8. Part 1 British Registry Certification |
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9. RCD Compliance documentation if
imported into EU after 15 June 1998 |
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Note: If you
don't have the correct documents then please tell us
straight away so we can assist you with doing some detective
work!
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Good, You Have Found A Buyer, But How Do I Handle The Sale? |
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You don't. Once again relax and leave it to the experts.
We start by passing on all offers. We continue to support
and advise you on which offer to accept (according to the
state of the market) and ensure that you get the best
possible price and terms. Once the price is settled we
prepare the contract and ask for a 10% deposit. The buyer
will normally make the offer subject to a survey, if your
boat is afloat and with your permission, we will arrange for
her to be lifted out of the water, scrubbed off, surveyed
and returned to her berth, all at the purchaser's expense.
We try to avoid price adjustments after the survey, however,
if she needs major surgery then we will keep costs to a
minimum, partly by knowing the most cost-effective methods
and partly by skilled negotiation. We will then prepare all
paperwork including Bills of Sale and Registration documents
for you to sign. All money is cleared through our Clients
Account (trust status) and finally passed on to you, less
our fee.
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OK and What
Then? |
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You sit back and allow us the job of selling your boat. Our
fees are competitive in the marketplace. Your boat will
receive maximum exposure through professional listings
across some of the top boat selling websites, which reach
millions of potential buyers each month. Plus you will
benefit from our proactive social media activity on Facebook
and Twitter.
We start by contacting existing customers. We place some
internal & external photos (without boat names etc) on most
of the main UK and European web sites including
Yachtworld,
ApolloDuck,
Rightboat,
Boatshop24, The
YachtMarket and most of the main
magazine sites such as Motor Boat Monthly and Yachting
Monthly. At the same time we place advertising in the
yachting press, we advertise in a variety of magazines every
month. Next, we deal with a rich variety of window shoppers,
passers by, serious enquirers, wealthy enquirers, not so-wealthy
enquirers and finally your buyer.
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Commission Rates |
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This professional listing service is available at a cost
of £250 per listing (paid in advance) plus our
commission at the end.
The rate of commission to be paid by the Owner to the Broker
shall be 6% of the total price paid by the purchaser for the
vessel. (Subject to a minimum of £1,500).
In the event of
Alpha Yachts brokerage introducing a purchaser the owners
will pay a commission based on the following scale:
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Commission Rates |
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Boat
Location |
Standard |
Sole
Brokerage |
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United
Kingdom |
6%-£1.500 min charge |
5%-£1.500
min charge |
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Spain,
France, Italy, Croatia, Greece |
6%-£1.500 min charge |
5%-£1.500
min charge |
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Rest Europe |
8%-£1.500 min charge |
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USA |
8%-£1.500
min charge |
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OK I Agree
and What Then? |
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You sit back and allow us the job of selling your boat. Our
fees are competitive in the marketplace. Your boat will
receive maximum exposure through professional listings
across some of the top boat selling websites, which reach
millions of potential buyers each month. Plus you will
benefit from our proactive social media activity on Facebook
and Twitter.
We enjoy our work and like our customers.
Click
here to
proceed, we hope that you will always feel free to ask
questions and soon come to know and trust us.
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