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Netus Yacht Brokers helps you identify and select a vessel that matches your needs, preferences and budget. Complete our search form and one of our yacht brokers will contact you with suitable options. We also monitor new listings and notify you when a boat matching your requirements becomes available.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the purchase of a used boat work?

Buying a used boat involves more than simply choosing a model and negotiating the price. Before proceeding, it is important to ensure that the boat is suitable for its intended use and to carefully assess its condition, maintenance history, documentation, and any work that may be required.

Once a boat of interest has been identified, it is possible to arrange a viewing and, where appropriate, a marine survey and further technical inspections. These checks help assess the boat’s actual condition before making a financial commitment.

Once the decision to proceed has been made, the process moves to negotiation and the definition of the terms of the sale, followed by the execution of the contract and delivery of the boat.

An important aspect is to consider the total cost of the purchase: in addition to the agreed purchase price, potential repairs, maintenance, missing equipment, transfer costs, and other costs associated with owning and managing the boat may need to be taken into account.

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How can I find the right boat for me?

The right boat is not necessarily the newest one, the one with the most equipment, or the one with the lowest price. It should be suitable for the way you intend to use it.

Before starting your search, it is useful to define a few key factors: type of sailing, number of people on board, desired size, level of comfort, performance, available budget, intended cruising area, and your willingness to cover ongoing operating and maintenance costs.

Starting from these requirements makes it possible to compare different models and boats more rationally and avoid focusing exclusively on appearance or price.

If the boat you are looking for is not among those currently available, you can also entrust the search to Netus through a Boat Search Service. Discover our Boat Search Service

What should I check before buying a used boat?

Before purchasing a used boat, it is important to assess at least the condition of the hull and deck, the engine, engine operating hours, systems, electronics, sails and rigging on sailing boats, onboard equipment, any maintenance or refit work carried out, and the related documentation.

It is also important to check whether any major work is required, whether there is evidence of previous damage, or whether there are other factors that could affect the boat’s value and future operating costs.

For a thorough technical assessment, it is advisable to consult a qualified professional and, before purchasing, consider arranging a marine survey and sea trial.

What is a marine survey and why is it important before buying a boat?

A marine survey is a technical inspection of a boat carried out by a qualified professional to assess its condition and characteristics and identify any potential issues.

Depending on the type of boat and the transaction, the inspection may cover the hull, structural components, systems, engine, electronics, rigging, sails, and other components.

A marine survey does not replace the commercial valuation of the boat: its primary purpose is technical. However, its findings can also be important during negotiations, as any issues or necessary repairs may affect the overall assessment of the purchase.

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