Bought my first Nautique with a partnership. I had boated with the guy and his family for 2 years prior and he was competent and concientious. It worked great. We had some simple guidlines:
1. We paid cash for the boat 50/50. Each arranged their own financing (home equity, etc..) This ensured no nastiness with other people's money or credit.
2. Maintenance was performed by an authorized shop at recommended intervals, split 50/50
3. Storage was in my garage (had a free bay) but if that got old, we would go to a mini storage.
4. Title in both individual's names
5. Insurance in both individual's names
6. All toys and upgrades split 50/50
7. If one partner needed to exit, there were two options:
a)The other partner had first right of refusal to purchase at low NADA
b) The boat was listed and sold with proceeds being split 50/50
It ended up that I relocated with business, and bought out my partner. He has since moved on to another Nautique.
Bottom line, it was a great way to get into a boat I couldn't justify at the time.
1. We paid cash for the boat 50/50. Each arranged their own financing (home equity, etc..) This ensured no nastiness with other people's money or credit.
2. Maintenance was performed by an authorized shop at recommended intervals, split 50/50
3. Storage was in my garage (had a free bay) but if that got old, we would go to a mini storage.
4. Title in both individual's names
5. Insurance in both individual's names
6. All toys and upgrades split 50/50
7. If one partner needed to exit, there were two options:
a)The other partner had first right of refusal to purchase at low NADA
b) The boat was listed and sold with proceeds being split 50/50
It ended up that I relocated with business, and bought out my partner. He has since moved on to another Nautique.
Bottom line, it was a great way to get into a boat I couldn't justify at the time.
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