Replies to post #57014 on Accredited Business Consolidators Corp (fka ACDU)

[B RY]

Here you go kenny! ACDU agreed effective February 7, 2013, to purchase 134.6 acres of land on the Bahia (Bay) of Bluefields, Nicaragua, on the following terms: (1) The property consists of 134.627 acres, or 80.2043 manzanas of land, on the Bahia de Bluefields; (2) The property lines are as follows: (a) North, Bahia de Bluefields with 479.24 meters, (b) South, land of Alfonso Gomes with 759.40, (c) East, Bahie de Bluefields 1083.52 meters, and (d) West, Cano (canal) El Danto with 858.37 meters; (3) The terms of the purchase are $9,842 per acre, for a total purchase price of $1,325,000 United States Currency; (4) Present owner will finance the sale for a period of ten(10) years via a mortgage note at 6.75% interest compounded annually; (5) Buyer may obtain alternative financing with no penalty for prepayment in which event seller shall receive interest on a pro rata basis; (6) Closing will occur on April 1, 2013, with seller providing a deed in the name of Accredited Business Consolidators Corp. and/or an entity that may be formed by Accredited Business Consolidators Corp. in Nicaragua, but which will be at least 95% owned by Accredited Business Consolidators Corp.The Bay of Bluefields provides direct access to the El Bluff/Bluefields Port and the Caribbean Ocean. Many imports to Nicaragua arrive at El Bluff and are taken on smaller boats to the El Rama Port for transportation by ground vehicle to Managua. Many of these boats pass near the Accredited property as they travel to the Escondido River. More information about the property can be learned from the following internet sites: bluefields.accreditedbiz.com and www.accreditedbiz.net .

[Rev Kilgore Mullet]

ACDU got land?

Of course not. All they've got is a no money down option on land to keep the investors coming until this ruse blows apart.