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    Default Gilbert buys former Globe Tobacco Co. building for $3.3 million


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    He keeps on buying Detroit.

    Welcome to Gilberttown, A Delta City wonder.

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    Very nice purchase!

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    I wonder how many of his purchases are mortgaged?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Malcove Magnesia View Post
    I wonder how many of his purchases are mortgaged?
    ZERO, he know how bad of a deal a mortgage can be.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DetroitPlanner View Post
    ZERO, he know how bad of a deal a mortgage can be.
    That's interesting.

    As the properties are bought by Bedrock [[or whatever the property owning arm of Quicken Loans is), Bedrock isn't a billionaire [[insert Corporations AREN'T People* rejoinder here - Bedrock doesn't have Gilbert's personal wealth, it has access to some of Quicken Loans' assets).

    I assume most every big purchase, expansion, etc. these days are financed by corporations using bonds, stocks, etc. as source of capital.

    * BTW, when I was in business school decades ago, I though I learned, unbeknownst to Mitt Romney, that individual took a business that started as a sole proprietorship or partnership and incorporated it - as corporations are treated much, much, much differently than enterprises owned by individual[[s).

    Sure lot had to do with selling stock, etc. and a lot with potential liability in the case of bankruptcy, lawsuits, etc. [[i.e., you can sue my company but you can't touch my assets personally).

    I haven't kept up with LLC, etc.

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