I wish I had a social media presence where I could share these videos, and somebody would actually watch, but I sure appreciate Paul passing on the hard earned knowledge. 👍
It is just lovely that you had insurance for your boats but if you ever go foreign even Lloyd's won't insure a single hander. I never needed to show insurance in over twelve years, but then I anchored out ninety percent of the time. But when I did go into a marina, west coast, they never asked for insurance.
Hagerty turned me down the guy said I didn't know how to drive a 36 foot boat wtf......after I owned it 3 years and before that I owned a 20 foot bayliner for years, I guess that don't count
I'll likely be in the position of needing a captain on board, so my question is: for how long? At what point would the insurance company be ok with me going out without the captain?
Looking to simply live on a large houseboat at dock in a marina - (not take out) with little experience driving boats as just wanting to liveaboard... any advice?
I wish I had a social media presence where I could share these videos, and somebody would actually watch, but I sure appreciate Paul passing on the hard earned knowledge. 👍
Thanks for sharing!
It is just lovely that you had insurance for your boats but if you ever go foreign even Lloyd's won't insure a single hander. I never needed to show insurance in over twelve years, but then I anchored out ninety percent of the time. But when I did go into a marina, west coast, they never asked for insurance.
Like hearing insurance stories which is why I got into doing yacht insurance a year ago. Plan is to continue this line of work as we move aboard.
Thanks Guys
Yep, extended cruiser is the right terminology.
Hagerty turned me down the guy said I didn't know how to drive a 36 foot boat wtf......after I owned it 3 years and before that I owned a 20 foot bayliner for years, I guess that don't count
Thanks for the info. It is appreciated. Also, are you a faithful Rainbow Ruby viewer?😁
Daisy loves Rainbow Ruby, so when she was around yes 👍🏻 🙏❤️😉
Seeking a Naucat 45 to 55,,1985,,,,West Coast,,,Liveaboad
I hope you get it soon
Information we will need
Thanks Harold
I'll likely be in the position of needing a captain on board, so my question is: for how long? At what point would the insurance company be ok with me going out without the captain?
Every situation is different all depends, But I would say it took me about 200 hours of the Loop to get very comfortable with mine
Paul....what kind of liability insurance do most marinas require($100,000, $1,000,000, or more???)
We have 300K and have had no problems, but 500K seems to be where some of the marinas require
Can you get State Farm ? They have great rates on the westcoast
Yes they are the only company right now that will insure boats in Florida
What in the world are you watching on TV? 😂😂
Daisy watches rainbow rudy in the morning LOL
Looking to simply live on a large houseboat at dock in a marina - (not take out) with little experience driving boats as just wanting to liveaboard... any advice?
Stay away from the coast go to an inland lake and the sewer system will have to be delt with as well
progressive, state farm, farmers, allstate, geico, boat us on and on does not insure wood hull boats
They are tough to get insurance on for sure