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Seymour

09/12/10 2:07 PM

#385 RE: janice shell #384

Here's the PR about Hayosh becoming "majority shareholder" and Richard Byrd resigning. Again, all these deals/contracts are VOID seeing that the Kinti corp is void. So, one should consider that with each contract they PR. In this case, it wasn't even a LOI, it was a "Memorandum of Understanding". One need "understand" any agreement Kinti enters into is VOID.


Apr 06, 2010 10:03 ET

Kinti Mining (PINKSHEETS: KMLD) and Michigan Collegiate Partners Holdings Sign Deal

ANN ARBOR, MI--(Marketwire - April 6, 2010) - Michigan Collegiate Partners Holdings President Brad Hayosh states the following: "We are pleased to announce that we have signed a definitive Memorandum of Understanding with Kinti Mining (PINKSHEETS: KMLD). Michigan Collegiate Partners Holdings and Kinti will merge with Michigan Collegiate Partners Holdings contributing $50,000,000 worth of real estate holdings to KMLD. At the closing of the transaction, Brad Hayosh will assume the role of President and CEO of Kinti and current Kinti President Richard Byrd will resign. The transaction will initiate with the contribution of Michigan Collegiate Partners Holdings interest in a 350 unit apartment complex in Lansing, Michigan valued at approximately $10,000,000 with additional assets to be brought into the company over the next 6 months. A good portion of our portfolio is managed by Arch Realty with details of the properties available at www.archrealtyco.com. We anticipate a closing date within a month."

Kinti Mining's President Richard Byrd states the following, "Majority shareholder Frank Love and I are pleased to announce this deal that will add immediate revenues and profits for Kinti shareholders. We believe that this transaction will greatly benefit current and future shareholders as Kinti transitions itself into a substantial real estate holding and investment company with interests in several different business lines."

Kinti Mining has 50 Million shares authorized.