Liquidation and Bankruptcy Auctioneer

The worlds largest boat and yacht liquidation company

We handled over 10,000 cases since its inception in 1988, from jet skis to yachts to passenger cruise ships and used boats. Our inventories include bank repossessions, foreclosures, government seized vessels and brokerage boats. We maintain an experienced staff at our facilities in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Newport Beach, California and Cleveland, Ohio. Through our weekly boat and yacht auction, we liquidate this marine inventory using a sealed bid system, closing every Monday at 4:00 pm EST (see bidding for more details). Our auction is open to the public and we welcome retail buyers, as well as dealers. Guests are welcome to visit one of our facilities to view the largest selection of pre-owned boats and yachts available. We offer yacht financing to qualified buyers on nearly all vessels. Fill out our simple online application to receive a quick turnaround pre-approval and low financing rates. Salvage yacht & boat inventory - ready for sale through our auctions.

We recommend personal inspection of the boats either at our location or call us to arrange a viewing at other locations.

It is important that you talk to a broker in the office where the boat is located so that details regarding the particular unit can be reviewed (see company tab on the top for direct dial numbers to our offices). Regardless of whether or not you have worked with one of our brokers in the past all offers must be submitted and faxed it on our official offer form download our official offer form (312k PDF), fill it out and fax it in to the appropriate office. No offers will be submitted without talking with a broker first and confirmation of receipt of a signed offer form. Verbal offers, unconfirmed or unsigned offer sheets will be thrown out.

Our sales staff is available mon.

Bidder responsibilities
First time bidders are responsible for the $20.00 non-refundable bid fee. This fee covers the administrative process of entering that bidder into our system for future transactions. A credit card number must accompany all offer submitted. Upon acceptance of an offer, $1,000 will be charged to the credit card. If the credit card is declined offer will immediately be voided. Upon verbal notification of acceptance of an offer, buyer has 5 working days to complete any “conditions” as set forth and pay the amount due in full via certified funds. Failure to close the transaction within 5 business days after notice of acceptance will result in $1000 deposit to be forfeited and the boat placed back into the next auction cycle. Bidder has 24 hours (or one business day) to remove the purchased vessel from our facility or make storage arrangements after closing. All information provided about vessels is believed to be accurate, however, bidder assumes full responsibility to verify and confirm any and all information and specifications provided by us. All vessels are sold as is where is, with no warranties, express or implied, as to condition or fitness for a particular purpose. If litigation arising out of or relating to this offer is commenced the prevailing party is entitled to recovery its attorneys’ fees and costs.

Industry Focus   Auto Salvage and Auto Parts   Liquidation and Bankruptcy   Marine Boats and Yacht