The Boat Brokers’ consignment model has no fees to consign and no percentage commission deducted from your agreed seller payout. A broker agrees on a fair market value with you, and you receive a check for that agreed amount within 10 business days after the unit sells, under the written agreement.
How does the brokerage get paid?
The agreed amount is what you receive; the brokerage prices the unit above that amount and earns the difference for handling the sale. This is different from quoting you an industry percentage and subtracting it from your check.
What should I review before consigning?
- The amount agreed for your unit and the condition it is based on.
- The agreement’s sale and payment conditions, including delivery and any loan payoff.
- The agreement’s sale, payment and withdrawal terms.
- Who handles buyer questions, showings and ownership paperwork.
Read the actual agreement before signing; the broker owns the valuation and paperwork. The Boat Brokers has served Lake Havasu since 1986.
Start a boat consignment enquiry with the year, make, model and condition of your boat. The team will review the unit and explain the written terms before you commit.
Updated October 4, 2026. TBB policy reference: How Consignment Works Here. Terms for a specific unit are established in its written agreement.
Thinking about selling instead? See how to sell a boat or RV in Arizona: private sale, trade-in or no-fee consignment, and what the AZGFD paperwork looks like.
