Boat Auctions Info. offers direction from top boat auction experts within the U.S who can quickly help guide you towards finding a steeply discounted boat via. auction.

This year auction houses are delivering substantial discounts.

Looking back into October an astonishing number of repossessed boats continue to be liquidated by banks and credit unions. We are really seeing quiet a number of surprising price concessions by lenders. Some are sold for a fraction of their book value and these are late model vessels with minimal hours.

According to the 'heavy hitting' auction companies, Repo sales discounts have been hovering around 20-60% of book value in '09.

Lenders are bombarding local and online auction sources to liquidate these "non performing assets" in an effort to move toxic debt off their books. Due to the current surge of repossessed inventory lenders are forced to 'let go' often for whatever they can get.

We'll help you get pointed in the right direction...

The links posted on this site have been reviewed, hand picked, and will present you a valid opportunity towards finding a deeply discounted boat.

By using the navigation bars on the left you have FREE access to finding repo boat auctions, government auctions, as well as salvage boats for sale.

In a lot of cases there's more hype than content. They're either a "dead link" or some marketing ploy that lures you into visiting an non-relevant website. I've weeded out all those so I'm pretty confident that...

I've tried to trim off the fat and bones leaving you a full plate of lean meat. Everything from the BIG "Heavy Hitter" auction sites like Ebay to those little, unknown online auction sites that most don't even know exist.

As it turns out, I've found that the little auction sites and sources, online and off, are where the steals are. Most don't get ranked high in the search engines or get enough publicity to attract a lot of bidders.

Local auctions often go unnoticed so bids are often scarce... it's not unlikely to find yourself the lone bidder in some cases.

From my own experience the most challenging aspect of locating cheap boats for sale whether it be through salvage auctions, government auctions, or bank boat repo's is actually knowing where to look...we have credible resources that no longer make that an issue.

Ideally you need to find around 25-30 auction sites and off line sources that allow you to preview their listings or better yet alert you of new inventory via email or rss feed.

You'll also find "irregular auctions" listed here as well. These are auctions that have suddenly been arranged by either auction houses, lending institutions, government organizations, or dealers in order to quickly liquidate surplus inventory.

Having experience in auction arena myself I can't stress this enough. The more auctions you're exposed too, the more references you'll gain so you don't end up paying too much for a boat.

Your commitment to being patient and persistent during this process will lead you to the best odds of finding the best boat for your money. You can pay much less if you take your time. The waterways overflow with boat owners who paid too much for a boat that's too big because they paid too fast.

By taking the time necessary up front of regularly visiting various boat auction sites you'll more likely see a return on the investment of both time and money.

To get started use the left navigation bar to locate anything from florida boat auctions to salvaged boats in California. They represent the different different types of boat auctions that are available both online and off. You will not find a more comprehensive or focused resource of auctioned boat listings than what's listed below.

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