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    G'day Grossreal, And thanks for the clarification. OK - back on track. My initial point (about a 26.5% profit) was simply this :- Since your costs all up are $7.9m, for a $10m deal, then the $2.1m profit (against the $7.9m cost) is, in reality, a 26.5% profit. You seem to...
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    G'day Grossreal, Actually, in answering, I'm more confused than ever. Initially, I'd overlooked the "extra zero" that was missing. So, I took your figures (most of them) on face value. i.e. I read that you were making $210k profit leaving $790k as outstanding (and you commented re...
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    G'day Grossreal, Isn't this, in fact, a 26.5% profit? Regards,
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    G'day Aikido, Thanks for the clarification. The way you state it, it sounds like it could be a good deal. I guess the "sticking point" comes about because the $250k "deposit" just happens to be the same amount that the unit is "discounted". Is that REALLY meant to be a FURTHER...
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    G'day Aikido, Hmm - I didn't read it that way, and neither did Simon. Doesn't "default" mean that you don't get your $250k back? In which case, you've paid $400k +$250k (defaulted) for a $650k unit. I'm still with Simon at this point. Sounds like "the words" in the contract are...
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    G'day Geoffw, Thanks for the example from BIL. As always (for all others) this forum is called Caveat Emptor for obvious reasons. If it sounds like a reasonable deal, (and it could be), just be sure to protect your own interests legally from the start. The subject matter is an...
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