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I've reached out to him, thanks for referral, he says hello...

Yes, 10% as I wanted to ensure the offer gets accepted and I am 1st in line and then we can hammer out the details later....I just made another offer @ 94% of asking with a 48 hour decision to accept and still waiting to hear.

Folks, I'm reaching out to solicit recommendations for a mechanical surveyor in/near Alameda, CA for Cummins 6BTA5.9L's. I'm in Southern California. Thanks in advance.

It's a sellers market right now, I have offered from 2-10% on 4 boats since August, sellers accepted but once the surveys highlighted major issues I walked away from all 4. Your offer price gets you in the door but the devil is in the details

I live close and if you want pics I can take.....I've been looking to buy since August and have walked away from 4 boats I've made offers on only to find what is listed does not match what is real. PM me, I'm retired and Huntington Harbour is 4 miles away

I've traded emails with him recently. He advised he normally works in the $300,000 range and up. Seems like someone I'd hire if that was my market. He has some youtube videos posted.

We are in the process of having an engine survey next week on a 1991 Carver 42 with dual Cummins. This particular boat has plenty of headroom to accommodate my 6'5" height which was a major selling point. We liked the absence of the lower helm which provides a bit more room in the salon. So...

That was last week, sold in 2012 and transferred from Seattle to Long Beach, hence my ?

Forgive my lack of introductions as I'm not yet a boat owner. I'm awaiting oil samples (Boat survey complete) on a 1987 CHB 42' Ponderosa Aft cabin (Sundeck) that was from the Seattle area and named "Limerick" with green canvas at the time (pre 2012). I'm looking for anyone that can enlighten...

I'm in Southern California and just went through this process; Put 10% as a deposit, broker will arrange an engine survey (I choose mechanic) followed by a boat survey and sea trial (I choose surveyor). Better to do the engine survey 1st as boat survey includes a haul out. These surveys are...