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             April 15, 1986, and ending January 15, 2001.  The note                   
             states that payment of the note is secured as follows:                   

                  Security. This Note is secured by Maker's [i.e.,                    
                  the club's] assignment of those certain Class A                     
                  Initiation Fee Notes pursuant to that certain                       
                  Collateral Assignment of Notes and Security                         
                  Agreement of even date herewith.  This Note is                      
                  further secured by, among other things, a Deed                      
                  of Trust and Assignment of Rents of even date                       
                  herewith (the "Trust Deed") to First American                       
                  Title Insurance Company, as Trustee, covering                       
                  certain real property situated in the County                        
                  of San Diego, State of California.  Reference                       
                  is made to the Deed of Trust with respect to                        
                  the rights of acceleration of the indebtedness                      
                  evidenced by this Note.                                             

             Mr. Dixon and petitioner also personally guaranteed the                  
             loan from Sandia.  The club used the proceeds of the loan                
             from Sandia in the amount of $4,760,000 together with other              
             funds to retire the construction loan from Anchor, the                   
             principal and interest on which amounted to $4,870,457.16                
             through January 17, 1986.                                                
                  By the end of 1985, before the interim construction                 
             loan became due, prospective purchasers had committed to                 
             buy only 18 of the 36 class A memberships.  However, as                  
             a condition for providing permanent financing for the                    
             project, Sandia required that all the time-share                         
             memberships be sold.  Therefore, in order to obtain                      
             permanent financing, Mr. Dixon and petitioner each                       







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