Non- Refundable Deposits
If you are interested in one of my horses, you must leave a non refundable deposit, to cover holding the horse and taking it off the market. Selling horses is very time consuming and not always profitable and therefore the deposit helps to protect my business in circumstances of sudden cancellation and to compensate the business for the time, effort and money expended up to that point and for passing on other potential buyers.
The deposit will take the horse off the market and hold the horse for 2 weeks from the date the deposit is sent. That will give you 2 weeks to come see the horse and get your vet check done, if you wish to do a vet check. After 2 weeks, you will need to put another non- refundable deposit down, if you want the horse to be held an additional 2 weeks.
The deposit will be applied toward the cost of the horse, if you buy the horse.
If you are unwilling to leave a non refundable deposit for the horse, the horse will not be on hold and will still be for sale. If another buyer wants to come see the horse, I will show the horse to that buyer and the horse may possibly be sold to another buyer who is willing to leave a non refundable deposit or to a buyer who is wiling to buy the horse at that time.
Even if you set up a vet check but there is no deposit, the horse may still be sold as there is no guarantee you will buy the horse after the vet check and as a business I cannot pass on serious buyers. Vet checks are not pass or fail, it is just an evaluation how the horse is on that day, so even if something comes up on the vet check that makes you not want to buy the horse, the deposit is still non refundable.
The only way to take the horse off the market is to leave a non refundable deposit.
If you are interested in one of my horses, you must leave a non refundable deposit, to cover holding the horse and taking it off the market. Selling horses is very time consuming and not always profitable and therefore the deposit helps to protect my business in circumstances of sudden cancellation and to compensate the business for the time, effort and money expended up to that point and for passing on other potential buyers.
The deposit will take the horse off the market and hold the horse for 2 weeks from the date the deposit is sent. That will give you 2 weeks to come see the horse and get your vet check done, if you wish to do a vet check. After 2 weeks, you will need to put another non- refundable deposit down, if you want the horse to be held an additional 2 weeks.
The deposit will be applied toward the cost of the horse, if you buy the horse.
If you are unwilling to leave a non refundable deposit for the horse, the horse will not be on hold and will still be for sale. If another buyer wants to come see the horse, I will show the horse to that buyer and the horse may possibly be sold to another buyer who is willing to leave a non refundable deposit or to a buyer who is wiling to buy the horse at that time.
Even if you set up a vet check but there is no deposit, the horse may still be sold as there is no guarantee you will buy the horse after the vet check and as a business I cannot pass on serious buyers. Vet checks are not pass or fail, it is just an evaluation how the horse is on that day, so even if something comes up on the vet check that makes you not want to buy the horse, the deposit is still non refundable.
The only way to take the horse off the market is to leave a non refundable deposit.