Cost Comparison
The True Cost of Owning a 50-Foot Yacht in South Florida
Compare sole-ownership capital and carrying costs against the Nautius 49% LLC equity structure.
The purchase price is only one part of owning a 50-foot yacht. Dockage, insurance, maintenance, captain oversight, financing, fuel, and administration can create a substantial ongoing commitment.
The comparison uses an $800,000 sole-ownership capital outlay and more than $90,000 in annual carrying costs. Nautius terms are a $35,000 equity buy-in and $3,430 per month.
The comparison uses the following sole-ownership terms: $800,000 initial capital; approximately $33,000 dockage; $18,000 insurance; $25,000 maintenance; and $15,000 captain oversight annually.
| Category | Sole Ownership | Nautius 49% LLC Share |
|---|---|---|
| Initial Capital Outlay | $800,000 | $35,000 |
| Monthly Carrying Cost | Approximately $7,500 | $3,430 |
| Personal Debt Risk | Full liability | Zero personal debt under the Nautius structure |
| Asset Structure | Direct title | A 49% corporate LLC equity interest under the Nautius structure |
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The comparison uses an $800,000 capital outlay and more than $90,000 in annual carrying costs.
Current Nautius terms are a $35,000 equity buy-in plus $3,430 per month.
No. These figures are the assumptions used for this comparison, not universal market averages.