Presenting Aviation Properties and Aircraft

Presenting the World's Finest Turbo Cessna TR182-RG!

 

If you are thinking of buying or selling an aircraft or a hangar, Steve Woolstenhulme has the experience to help you with the process. A Nevada licensed real estate agent and an ATP rated pilot with LR-JET type rating, Steve has been deeply involved in both real estate and aviation for many years.

 

Joe Topham works with the Las Vegas office as well.  As a Citation type-rated pilot who has flown corporate and charter, Joe brings operations experience and additional jet aircraft experience to our staff.

 

The North Texas area manager is Paul Ferroni. Paul has many years in general and corporate aviation. He has owned several planes personally, including both single and twin engine aircraft. As a former FBO manager and subsequently a sales representative for Best AeroNet and later Moriah Fuels, Paul is very familiar with both piston and turbine powered aircraft.

 

For aircraft in the southern California market, Aj Williams represents the company.  He is an experienced pilot and flight instructor and can help you evaluate the market for your particular aircraft.

 

Why use a broker?

 

While placing an ad in an aviation publication like Aviator's Hotline or posting a notice on-line at Barnstormers.com is relatively straightforward, few owners are prepared for the ensuing telephone calls and emails. Prospective purchasers need to be evaluated and weeded out. Aviation has always attracted tire kickers, dreamers, and hopefuls. I've spent many hours ferrying around prospects who were going to buy that Pilatus just as soon as the Big Deal closes next month!

 

As a professional intermediary I can ask the hard questions and get the answers you need as a seller--proof of funds or financing prequalification, pilot credentials, etc. I have learned from hard experience to set up strict guidelines as to demo flights, prepurchase inspections, escrow, title transfer, etc. While you may successfully sell (or buy) without a broker, it will be a learning experience and even a slight oversight may cost you far more (in money and possibly in aggrevation) than the commission.

 

Give me a call today. I am always happy to discuss your questions, concerns, or ideas.

 

— Steve Woolstenhulme