If you have always wanted to own a watercraft, such as a yacht, then a boat share is a great way to have ownership if you cannot quite afford to own it yourself. With having this type of agreement the maintenance and costs will be covered by such a plan. The only downfall is that it will have to be shared with others. However, this is also a resalable asset, when you decide that you no longer want it you simply sell off your part of the asset to someone that is looking to purchase one.
Part ownership in a watercraft gives you the freedom to be able to walk on and off without any maintenance and service hassles. Imagine how nice that is. You can also book a skipper, if you are not familiar with the sea. This can be included in your watercraft agreement. What is more, insurance is not even a problem.
A benefit of ownership in this type of asset is that you have the luxury without the hassles of upkeep, maintenance and services. There is no worry about having to service it, or maintain it, or any mechanical hassles. This would be the hassles that would happen if you had owned the watercraft yourself. If you wish to sell your part of the asset, you would be able to cash it in.
When you get your plan, you can buy a cleaning service for the watercraft, so you won't have to clean it yourself when you are done with your excursion. Buy this option, so that you will not have to worry about cleaning at the end of your trip. I would like to use this option.
If you chose the most inclusive options, you would then just pay for the fuel for the watercraft. That would be the best deal as you wouldn't then have the other responsibilities, such as cleaning with the best plan there was offered.
The only downside that I can see with this is that you have to plan around the weeks that you can use the watercraft. It isn't like you can just go out on the water whenever you feel like it. You will have to plan when you will book your time on the watercraft. A boat share is an excellent idea.
Part ownership in a watercraft gives you the freedom to be able to walk on and off without any maintenance and service hassles. Imagine how nice that is. You can also book a skipper, if you are not familiar with the sea. This can be included in your watercraft agreement. What is more, insurance is not even a problem.
A benefit of ownership in this type of asset is that you have the luxury without the hassles of upkeep, maintenance and services. There is no worry about having to service it, or maintain it, or any mechanical hassles. This would be the hassles that would happen if you had owned the watercraft yourself. If you wish to sell your part of the asset, you would be able to cash it in.
When you get your plan, you can buy a cleaning service for the watercraft, so you won't have to clean it yourself when you are done with your excursion. Buy this option, so that you will not have to worry about cleaning at the end of your trip. I would like to use this option.
If you chose the most inclusive options, you would then just pay for the fuel for the watercraft. That would be the best deal as you wouldn't then have the other responsibilities, such as cleaning with the best plan there was offered.
The only downside that I can see with this is that you have to plan around the weeks that you can use the watercraft. It isn't like you can just go out on the water whenever you feel like it. You will have to plan when you will book your time on the watercraft. A boat share is an excellent idea.