Steve VarsanoFounder at The Jet Business

How to sell a $9,500,000 private jet 🛩️👀

Name: How to sell a $9,500,000 private jet 🛩️👀
Uploaded: 2025-11-26T21:07:11+00:00
Duration: 42 s
Channel: Steve Varsano
Description: In this brief voicemail‑style update, the speaker reports on the status of a $9.5 million private jet transaction. The buyer had submitted a deposit and…

26 Nov 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief voicemail‑style update, the speaker reports on the status of a $9.5 million private jet transaction. The buyer had submitted a deposit and a Letter of Intent (LOI) and the seller responded with a higher counter‑offer than the buyer was prepared to accept. Consequently, the buyer’s team will instruct the escrow agent to return the deposit, inform the seller that the price is too high, and walk away from the deal. The speaker notes that while deposits and LOIs usually signal serious intent, the buyer’s business circumstances changed, prompting the withdrawal. The update emphasizes the fluid nature of high‑value negotiations and the procedural steps required to unwind the transaction.

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He's telling me 9.5, bottom, bottom dollar. Bring me up to date. What's happening on your side? I don't know if he's playing me a little bit. That's what he's telling me. So I just kind of wanted to cut to the chase, give you a call. Okay. All right. Let me run it by the guy. I'll get back to you by the end of the day. That'd be great, man. So he put up the deposit, a letter of intent. We made the offer on to the seller. Unfortunately, the seller came back with a higher counteroffer than we really wanted. So now we have to go back and get the escrow agent, send the deposit back to the buyer, and we're telling the seller that his price is too high basically, and we're not going to go forward on it. But this happens from time to time. Usually though, when you get somebody who actually puts up a deposit and makes the offer, they're a little bit more serious. This one, something came up business-wise and changed their direction. That's life.