Unclebink
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Stu is a real estate guy. From the ones I know that are quite successful, they are approached over and over again with business opportunities. that coincidentally have to do with properties they own. The reason why guys like Stu are so wealthy is because they stick to real estate and don;t get in too much with all of these other opportunities. What they all do is make sure they are protected and any money they so have to put out, will get paid back no matter what. He's not the guy that needs to take over.
Part of the scenario is to form yet another LLC by some unknown person and their only employee is Paul. Then that company becomes the #1 contractor for the new Elio company. That way, Paul still gets to be involved without anyone knowing about it. The key is to honor the deposits but not the price. So, if the car needs to be $10K, then the $1K all ins get it for $9K.
I say that they should honer those that have locked in their price no matter what! Once these cars go into production, there will be many others to follow to make up the difference. What say you?Stu is a real estate guy. From the ones I know that are quite successful, they are approached over and over again with business opportunities. that coincidentally have to do with properties they own. The reason why guys like Stu are so wealthy is because they stick to real estate and don;t get in too much with all of these other opportunities. What they all do is make sure they are protected and any money they so have to put out, will get paid back no matter what. He's not the guy that needs to take over.
Part of the scenario is to form yet another LLC by some unknown person and their only employee is Paul. Then that company becomes the #1 contractor for the new Elio company. That way, Paul still gets to be involved without anyone knowing about it. The key is to honor the deposits but not the price. So, if the car needs to be $10K, then the $1K all ins get it for $9K.