I am not for either at $149K unless the car park space returns 20% nett return per annum.

So my calculator says that someone would need to be paying me $576 per week to park his or her car there.

The yacht will most likely be a 20% loss per annum and my calculator says that it would cost me $576 per week to own.

My first investing rule is never to make a financial decision before my calculator has the opportunity to show me what an idiot I am.

That is my left brain which constantly has to bull whip right brain into the reality of life.

Bundeenabuoy said..
yachthub.com/list/yachts-for-sale/used/sail-monohulls/norseman-447/236043

Robert Perry design so it would be good. But there is a very large bill looming for that deck and some of that varnish work below is never going to come back. But that is a lovely interior. I think you should always buy a boat with your heart and never consider the business or financial aspects. As long as you can afford it of course. Think of it as a mistress.

I used to drool over Windspirit. It must have been a high end boat in its heyday.

There looks like quite bit of water is getting into the interior, which will be a pain in neck to remove the cladding to re-do the fittings.

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