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Originally posted by CDSmith
That's a sweet vessel PK.
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If it will benefit you to get it sold, I can talk to some people up at Lake Winnipeg next weekend. That boat is suited for the ocean, so it would be perfect for someone on Lake Winnipeg. (huge lake) So let me know.
Also, I'm wondering why you don't just buy him out and own it yourself? As I just said, it's a sweet vessel. "Cyber-Cat" eh? Sounds like it was your baby.
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I named it cause it was PK money that bought it. Because I didn't trust him maneuvering it at the dock while I jumped off the transom to tie up, I also had to learn to 'park it on a dime'...and boy.. moving something with two engines and not being able to use the nice steering wheel sitting in front of you is a very interesting thing to do. Heck when we split I told him it needed to be sold before the divorce was final, but 'giving' it to him was what put the asset settlement 'over the top for him'. I knew that he wouldn't be able to afford it's upkeep once my monthly payments to him are over.
It will help me for it to be sold. I won't have the annual insurance payments to make for one. Also once it's sold...instead of making payments on the loan I make them to him.. he's not going to want to wait out getting his $80K or so balance at the rate of $900 a month. He'll ask for an 'advancement' like he did with part of his cash settlement. At that time, I pull my card... a discount for cash in advance. If he wants it all at once.. he takes $50K not $80K...etc..
so in the end.. I make out a bit better.
Overall.. it's a small price to pay to live my life without having to doubt everything my partner/spouse says or does.