BOAT AUCTIONS FLORIDA

ALL ABOUT SHIPPING YOUR BOAT AT BOAT AUCTIONS

How are you going to transport your boat after captivating at either a local or overseas boat auction? This is an issue that seems to worry some boat buyers but the good news is that transporting a boat is something the boat auctions home can not only assist you with but provide a discount themselves or to a local carrier. 

At the boat auction, you will need to set the shipping date anywhere from 1 to five days after the auction ends because that is perhaps the most amount of time you will have to manage to pay for the boat you have purchased. Boat auctions houses differ so be sure to ask how long you have to move the vessel after successfully winning the auction as well as any storage arrangements if essential repo boats.

A common (disastrous) fable that some prescribe to is the notion that you will have a long lead time for actually delivering the funds for the boat. This is not the case at all. In reality, the boat that has been sold at auction needs to be removed from the premises in order to make room for unfamiliar boats. Then, there is also the fact the auction house and the owner of the boat would like to be paid.

A credit card will commonly need to be presented at a boat auction. This way, the auction residence can immediately charge the credit card as soon as the auction closes. The winning bidding may be right away charged $1,000 or more as a down payment on the boat repos . The remaining balance will need to be paid within a few short days. Some may doubt why the instant charge needs to be made. Sadly, there are those that do not make good on their compulsions. The credit card charge helps cover costs linked with the auction in the face of a default.