WARNING – Do not place yacht business on the clients homeowner! Major legal issue can occur!

With sunny summer weather ahead, boat shows are being held in many parts of the country.

Manufacturers display their latest models on the floors of convention halls, and thousands of people come in to take a look.

Many boats are bought at these shows, giving agents the opportunity to write new business. But they should take care.

It’s just possible that some brokers give them the easy coverage vs. the correct Coverage

Aye Matey

Scallywags are Stealing your Bounty

Built in the 1830s, this wharf was originally a busy mooring area for working clipper ships. Today the ships that tie up at the wharf are for leisure, and the old warehouse buildings that stored goods have been converted into condominiums. One can access Commercial Wharf by continuing along the HarborWalk at Joe’s American Bar and Grill. At the end of the wharf is Boston Yacht Haven, a marina with accommodations for crews. The HarborWalk at Boston Yacht Haven is well maintained with benches and binoculars, including one that is handicapped accessible, to take in the panoramic views of the Harbor as well as opportunities to check out the mega-yachts moored at the marina. One of the most obvious missing HarborWalk segments along the waterfront is at Commercial Wharf.

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