http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/comp...ot-yacht/ar-AApOcSK?li=AA4Zjn&ocid=spartandhp Asking half the original asking price, and likely willing to take much less, to cover a $28M loan this and another yacht are collateral for. But probably will need some TLC.
I'd feel pretty sure about it needing TLC since I suspect it sat a good while closed up and without air. Goldman Sachs just fueled it so they could run the generators. Not sure why except for the fact the marina is owed so much. Where my tolerance all leaves is captain and crew had to sue to try to get paid and that doesn't mean they've actually received the money yet, but hope so. Boat probably went a long time not maintained at all. The yacht might have sold by now if he hadn't priced it so outrageously high. At least it hasn't had the fate of La Diva.
Charter guests and crew walked off due to poor condition of the boat, so I'd say yeah, probably needs a lot of money and time to be worth what they are asking.