From: Jeffrey Epstein <[email protected]> To: Lvjet < > Subject: Re: 8727 sale update Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2013 18:42:17 +0000 ok closing this year , dec 30 On Tue, Nov 12, 2013 at 1:38 PM. Lvjet <IMIn wrote: Jeffrey, see message from Gary on B727 sale, appears Seller will purchase 8727 "as Is" $2M, they will pay expense for the Boeing to be brought to Palm Beach for a visual and records inspection, and expense to return the plane to Brunswick if they decline to purchase, buyer wants to close before years end.. do you approve of Darren to draft a contract at this price and bring the 8727 to palm bch for their inspection? round trip fuel money up front, if you agree to this price, it would be beneficial to fly the Boeing again anyhow. Boeing will be ready to fly this Friday with Fwd Air stairs repaired and operational. pls advise? Larry, We are told that Mr. Diaz is the beneficial purchaser, and he is paying in cash with his own money. He currently owns two MD-82's that he has leased to airlines, as well as a very large supply of engines that he also leases to airlines, as his primary business. He is buying the Aircraft to play with it, and may do some VIP Charter. Here is what they want to do. They want to write up the deal and then pay to have the aircraft brought to PBI for their "AS-IS" inspection. If they reject it, they will pay for cost to return to Stanbaugh and we are done. If they accept it, the Aircraft will re-position to a tax friendly location for a closing, which he tells me must be this year, and all of the cost to reposition the Aircraft to PBI and the Closing Location shall be credited towards the Purchase Price. He says we can write up terms or they can draft something themselves. I think we should do it so we can be concise. This is appearing to be a very straight forward deal. They do know they are buying the Aircraft As-Is, however they do expect the aircraft to be current with all items functioning normal. Th