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The charter structure changes the arithmetic of buying. Between the recoverable VAT and the financing the income supports, the capital you actually deploy on day one is a fraction of Polar Flow's price.
Polar Flow charters 20 weeks at € 3.626 per week. The income the season produces stands against the cost of keeping her — berth, insurance, maintenance, bookkeeping.
For comparison — running this yacht privately: ≈ € 21.458/year, with no income.
Ownership with a plan is ownership with an ending you choose. The exit is designed in before you buy.
Financing, year-by-year cash flow and the complete exit table are prepared per yacht and per buyer — and sent to you personally by email.
Estimates based on this yacht's charter rates and Angelina Yachtcharter's managed-fleet operating costs. Actual results vary with season, occupancy, personal-use weeks, and market conditions. This is not a financial projection or guarantee. How we calculate these.