Buying a Catamaran Yacht? Leopard Catamaran vs Lagoon vs Fountaine Pajot | Yacht Hunter

Welcome to Yacht Hunter, the channel that brings you the latest and greatest information on all things yachting! In this video, you'll be exploring the world of catamaran yachts and how to save money before making a purchase of the three most popular brands Leopard Catamaran, Lagoon, and Fountaine Pajot. Let's explore the catamaran yachts and subscribe to my channel. 🙏🙏www.youtube.com/@YachtHunter/...
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00:00 Intro
00:35 My First Tips
01:15 My Second Tips
02:04 My Third Tips
03:16 Outro
Catamaran yachts have been gaining in popularity over the years and for good reason. They offer a stable and spacious platform for cruising the open seas, with plenty of room for entertaining guests or simply relaxing with family and friends.
Buying a catamaran yacht can be an exciting but overwhelming experience with many options available in the market. I have 3 KEY things for you to consider in the Leopard Catamaran vs Lagoon vs Fountaine Pajot before you decide which one to buy and how to save your money. In this video, I mentioned three tips and tricks for luxury yacht lovers before they buy a boat. I think it makes help your right decision.
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[@YachtHunter]

What's your favorite type of Catamaran?

[@High_Desert_Tanner]

Not an owner (actually just starting my research into possibly selling the house and going live aboard full time), but for MY needs I'm thinking a Lagoon will be in my future. Mostly due to space per foot of length. It's just two of us, so more than likely looking at around 40' in length. Hopefully an owners model...

[@dino2540]

Tanner Saurus me too, I like Fountaine Parjots

[@michaeldaniel8736]

This was an excellent series ideas for 2020 Sailing Yacht price Sailing vs Motor pro and con What is a refit and what do they consist of How to choose a team broker, attorney, service If you are an owner/operator max size to stay with Pro and con on charter your Yacht How to choose a charter team Pretty much these are ideas that I came up with

[@YachtHunter]

These are awesome ideas, thank you so much! I will shout you out when I release those videos.

[@michaeldaniel8736]

@@YachtHunter thanks, just ideas that keep thinking up Granted it's the community help the channel successful Also AB yachts Wider yachts Does a listing agent lookout for your best interested Benitti yachts

[@CalBru]

@@YachtHunter From the three major brands, do you have data on avg length of ownership, and could you provide more detail as to the % discount from listing price based on location of sale and versus age of boat at time of sale, engine hours at time of sale and whether owners version or not? Yeah, I know ... putting your statistical analysis skills to work :) Have reason to suspect that location impacts, age impacts, and use (engine hours or Owners version) impacts too. Last question (for today) ... in priority order, what brands do you believe offer best value for money (and to make it easier, say in the 45-50 ' cat range).

[@heisenbugz]

Why type of catamaran is in the thumbnail?

[@stephenmiller5308]

I'm not going to listen to this echo.

[@YachtHunter]

No please don’t go

[@pred7949]

@@YachtHunter fix your speech impediment while you fix your sound editing technique

[@mrmped1]

Click bait......take a hike

[@larrymeyer2917]

Rather nasty accusation on the broader broker community. Surely not acceptable to the code of conduct, suggesting boats are deliberately overpriced by the Broker to both achieve the listing and higher commission. Many owners have an emotional value of the boat and that tends to set the asking price. If the owner is swayed to list with a broker that over-values the boat to secure the listing, the owner deserves waiting to get a market valued offer.

[@CalBru]

I see it in real estate all the time. It is in part primarily to get the deal from the client (ohh, I'll get you $1MM!) along with pandering to what the owner wants, and part over confidence in what they can bring the deal in for. Nothing unethical and he pointed out in his own video that listing prices are 7%+ over actual selling.

[@pred7949]

Larry I agree, it is always the fragile fools and oafish clowns that need to talk shit and belittle people (in this case, other brokers) all in a sad and desperate attempt just so they might deem themselves 'better than' others. Typical sneaky snake salesman this guy. ooof yikes WARNING TO ALL -stay far away from this toxic sales rep

[@davekyle6096]

This video did nothing but get clients for you. Where does one actually find the info promised?