Yes either the negative equity can be absorbed in the deal if the numbers work out or you can simply find the difference to us and we will make the pay off for you. Every drain has a U-shaped trap designed to hold a small amount of water at all times. This water blocks sewer gasses from travelling back up your plumbing and into your house. When the trap dries out, there is no barrier and you'll begin to notice a smell when you enter the room. The simple solution is to pour water down drains in your house that aren't used often. If this doesn't resolve the problem, you'll need to call a professional who can thoroughly inspect your system to track down the problem.

Most of the time a buyer needs to get out of one boat to get into the other either because of credit requirements, need of the equity from their trade, and/or they just don’t want the expense of being a two boat owner. Also, In states that collect sales tax, the transactions would need to happen simultaneously in order to Secure the sales tax credit.

Trading in your boat can save money on sales tax In those states to do charge sales tax. Reason is you are only charged tax on the cash difference between the trade value and the boat you are purchasing. It also affords you the convenience of not being a 2 Boat owner while you’re waiting to sell your existing vessel.

If the boat has a loan on it we will need the account information. We refer to this as a payoff letter. You must request this payoff letter directly from your bank who has the lien on the boat and then have them fax it or email it to us. We will need any titles that are in your possession for the vessel and or transferable registrations in states that do not have titles. If the deal is consummated we will pay off the outstanding balance on the trade from the proceeds of the sale.

The process of trading your boat involves a few steps. First thing we need is the information such as year make model hours and power. We will need to know if you owe any money on the boat. After The initial evaluation based on the information you gave us there will be an inspection of the vessel to confirm its condition and soundness.

It is usually possible to trade in a boat that has been damaged. Contact us to discuss.

It is up to you but it’s always smart to present your trade in the best possible condition that you can to maximize value.

When you have found your new boat and are ready to move on or you want to get out of your existing boat as soon as possible.

Make sure your vessel is in good running order, clean and ready to be looked at by a marine inspector.