It's just amazing when you look at how the deals are being structured so that GLER shares are being valued between .25 - .36 per share. When we look at the first acquisition, it says in Black and White:
There is no mortgage on the property. Literally for a few shares we acquired an incoming producing asset. If Frankel can structure more deals like that, GLER should be a .25 to .36 stock
Even when we look at deals that required us to take over/assume the seller's financing, GLER will be pulling a net income over $1million. How many sub penny stocks, penny stocks or even stocks listed on higher exchanges can say that? Below is a recap again from Friday's 8K:
Item 1.01. Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement
The Naylor Street Property Purchase Price: $2.5 million Closing: May 24, 2013 Does the property have a mortgage: NO Net Operating Income: $169,477.00 Form of Payment: 10 million shares of GLER Value of GLER shares: .25 (10,000,000 x .25)
The Honeywell Apartment Complex Purchase Price: $26,000,000 Closing: June 14, 2013 Does the property have a mortgage: $16,939,016.99 Mortgage Payments: $912,765.00 annually Net Operating Income: $787,235.00 Form of Payment: 25 million shares and assumption of mortgage Shares convertible to what price: $9,070,000 Value of GLER shares: .36 (25,000,000 x .36)
Sunrise Highway Office Building Purchase Price: $8,700,000 Closing: Not Set Does the property have a mortgage: $5,000,000.00 Mortgage Payments: $242,748.00 annually Net Operating Income: $837,252.00 Form of Payment: 12,000,000 shares and assumption of mortgage Shares convertible to what price: $3,700,000 Value of GLER shares: .308 (12,000,000 x .308)
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