That's correct. Based on their performance over the last few months, another 6,000 units by year's end really shouldn't be a problem.
They should be profitable now and self sustaining now so the next hump should be waiting until the numbers become public info so they can start presenting them to big banks and traditional lenders.
I'm trying to refrain from posting over speculative info so w/o any in depth elaboration, I have a feeling we're going to see Doheny paid off and some very nice lending come into play in very short order.
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