My buddies found this <BR><a href="http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/boa/604631670.html" target="_blank">http://inlandempire.craigslist.org/boa/604631670.html</a>

Wow, that is very cheap. I bet you have to sign at least 20 waivers, lol.

I wonder if you get it with a full tank of gas?

One boat for 7 months at $300.00 a day, $63k. Now times 5 boats, $315k. Bought 5 '07 Bu's at 55k each, $275k. Two or three years in operation, a $1M profit for a $275k investment. Not bad. <BR> <BR>( note: your actual profit may be different. )

Especially when they'll most likely get thrashed after a summer or two of use by total strangers.

Well, it looks good in paper, but I have yet to meet somebody that drives a rental like it's there own.

Well, it looks good on paper, but I have yet to meet somebody that drives a rental like it's there own.

yes, id rather own the boat. if someone asked me to go on their rented boat, id go, but would there posers haha. but thats just me.

Oh, the best part. You sell said 5 boats for $40-45k after you depreciated them over 2-3 years. And do it again.

nothing parties like a rental!!! <BR> <BR>Do the have the bow to stearn check with a magnafine glass like they do at Hertz? Smear a little mud on that scratch. <BR> <BR>I hope an IQ test is included before the rent these to some idiot!!

If they had an IQ test before renting they would be cutting the profit in half.<img src="http://www.wakeworld.com/MB/Discus/clipart/lol.gif" border=0>