When the 120 days start
Your 120 days begin once all three are in place:
- A signed brokerage agreement
- The $500 deposit
- The information Josh needs to get started
SELL YOUR AIRCRAFT
Full-service aircraft brokerage · Flat-fee pricing · Personal attention
Josh personally markets your aircraft, talks to every buyer, and sees the sale through to closing, for one flat fee instead of a percentage.
Seller pricing
$500 gets you started, and it's credited toward the $5,280 total. That covers 120 days of dedicated representation, with no additional Timberline brokerage commission.
Start with a free valuationThird-party costs (for example inspections, annuals, escrow and title) are separate and not included in the $5,280.
What Josh handles
No hand-offs and no call center. Josh does the work himself and keeps you informed the whole way.
Professional-quality photos that show your aircraft properly.
Listings on Trade-A-Plane, Facebook and other aviation marketplaces.
Josh answers every call and message, so you don't have to.
Serious, qualified buyers only, and fewer wasted showings.
Josh negotiates on your behalf to reach a fair deal.
Coordinating the buyer's pre-buy and any annual inspection.
Support through aviation escrow, title and closing.
Josh, from the first call to the handshake.
Every aircraft and market is different, and no broker can guarantee a sale. What Josh can promise is full effort and honest advice on pricing and timing.
Flat fee vs. commission
Brokers often charge a percentage of the sale price. With a flat fee, the more your aircraft is worth, the more you keep.
| Sale price | Example 6% commission | Timberline flat fee | You keep |
|---|---|---|---|
| $150,000 | $9,000 | $5,280 | $3,720 |
| $250,000 | $15,000 | $5,280 | $9,720 |
| $350,000 | $21,000 | $5,280 | $15,720 |
| $500,000 | $30,000 | $5,280 | $24,720 |
Program terms
The same simple terms apply to sellers and buyers.
Your 120 days begin once all three are in place:
It's the target for getting under contract, not a guarantee of a sale or purchase.
There are no additional Timberline fees. Third-party costs, such as inspections, escrow, title and financing, are separate and paid to those providers.
Sellers · to contract
60–75 daysOften, depending on the aircraft and the market.
Sellers · contract to close
2–3 weeksTypical, once a buyer's inspection and escrow are underway.
Buyers · to contract
About 30 daysA typical goal once your mission and budget are set.
Timelines are estimates based on experience, not guarantees. This page summarizes the program; the signed brokerage agreement sets out the full terms, including payment timing, cancellation and extensions.
Free, no obligation
Tell Josh about your aircraft and he'll get back to you with an honest read on its market value and how he'd sell it. Don't have every detail handy? Send what you have.
He'll review them and get back to you with a valuation. If you'd like to talk sooner, call or text 303.242.2045.