10 Sailboats That Look Fine — But Are UNINSURABLE

Описание: 10 Sailboats That Look Fine — But Are UNINSURABLE

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Many sailboats look perfectly fine.
They sail well. They survey okay. Nothing feels urgent.

And yet — when it’s time to insure them, many owners hit a wall.

In this video, we break down 10 sailboats that insurers quietly refuse — even though they still sail, still float, and still look acceptable on the surface.

These boats aren’t “bad designs.”
But over time, they trigger red flags insurers care about:
– structural layouts that age poorly
– construction details insurers no longer trust
– systems that raise claim risk
– repair histories that don’t show up in listings
– designs that quietly fall outside modern underwriting rules

For sailors over 50, insurance isn’t paperwork — it’s permission to keep sailing.
If a boat becomes uninsurable, ownership stress multiplies fast.

This video is about avoiding boats that turn into insurance dead ends, even though nothing seems wrong at first glance.

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If you’re buying after 50, downsizing, or planning long-term ownership, this list will save you time, money, and hard conversations with underwriters.
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