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Motoryachts For Sale in Illinois by owner | 2008 Fairline Phantom 48

 

Used Motoryacht for sale
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Remarks: Stock #378714 Video of this vessel available at www [dot] popsells [dot] com/view/378714 ANY and ALL offers will be put in front of our seller! Submit your offer today! Phantom ... (read more)

Motoryachts For Sale in Illinois by owner | 1999 Silverton 392

 

Used Motoryacht for sale
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Remarks: Stock #402610 Video of this vessel available at www [dot] popsells [dot] com/view/402610 Reason for selling is Going smaller . ANY and ALL offers will be put in front of our se... (read more)

Motoryachts For Sale in Illinois by owner | 1976 Viking 43 Double Cabin Motoryacht

 

Used Motoryacht for sale
Location: Portage, Indiana
Remarks: Stock #312155 Reason for selling is No longer using it like we once did . ANY and ALL offers will be put in front of our seller! Submit your offer today! Beautiful Viking 43 Do... (read more)

How to Buy a Yacht: From Dream to Reality - Article Summary


Our article "How to Buy a Yacht: From Dream to Reality" by Captain Bill Rountree offers a comprehensive guide to purchasing a yacht and the entire article can be found at the link at the bottom of this page. The process begins with understanding yacht types, terminology, and the various categories of yachts, such as motor yachts and sailing yachts. Motor yachts are more common, offering larger interior spaces and higher speeds but at a higher cost, while sailing yachts are fuel-efficient and provide a more traditional sailing experience. The article also highlights the different yacht designs tailored to specific activities, such as flybridge yachts for better views or sportfish yachts for fishing.

Setting a realistic budget is crucial, considering the purchase price and additional costs like taxes, registration fees, insurance, and maintenance, which can range from 10-15% of the yacht’s value annually. Financing options are available, with lenders offering customized repayment structures. Depreciation and the potential for resale should also be factored in.

The article also stresses the importance of selecting the right yacht based on intended use, size, and features. Different hull materials, such as fiberglass, aluminum, and steel, impact a yacht’s performance, upkeep, and lifespan. The buying process includes finding reputable brokers, inspecting yachts, and negotiating deals, with surveys and sea trials serving as essential steps in ensuring the yacht’s condition.

Legal considerations like registration, flag selection, and insurance are essential for protecting the investment. With proper preparation, buyers can navigate the complexities of yacht ownership, ultimately achieving the luxury and freedom that comes with owning a yacht.

Click here to read our entire article about How to Buy a Yacht!