When a horse is sold, the cost is formed based on the pedigree, awards received and, most importantly, the number of documentary evidence provided. In case you have little or not enough documents to support your words, no amount of verbal assurances will help you sell the horse at the price you want.
Instructions
Step 1
First of all, start preparing the documents. Collect all veterinarian records, awards, pedigree documentary evidence - all of this will play a significant role in determining the price and in finding a buyer.
Step 2
Use print and online publications that specialize in the placement of advertisements for the purchase and sale of horses. Be sure to post a photo - most buyers are guided by the photo first, and then, an ad with a photo has a much greater impact than without.
Step 3
Find specialized auctions where you can sell your horse. Fix as the minimum price the price you want to get, minus ten to fifteen percent. With the help of an auction, you may well get more than you bargained for.
Step 4
Sell the horse only with the signing of a special contract that takes into account the specifics of the transaction, for example, the full payment of the cost or the date of transfer of the horse after the transaction is completed.
