- 34 - Bank of Washington. Thus, shortly after EA 83-XII purchased the subject properties from Babcock, National Bank of Washington purchased the promissory notes that EA 83-XII had issued to EMI. Ultimately, Westinghouse Credit acquired the notes. In summary, the aggregate contract prices of the properties purchased by EA 83-XII, the aggregate rental deficit contributions attributable to those properties, and the aggregate amounts borrowed are as follows: Contract Rent Deficit Loan Price Contribution Amount Raldon $485,995 -0- $461,675 Fox & Jacobs 394,600 $67,643 374,850 Babcock 3,020,700 587,676 2,869,625 Total 3,901,295 655,319 3,706,150 The 83 offering memorandum states that investors would break even if the real properties acquired by EA 83-XII appreciated at the annual rate of 7.99 percent over the 4-year period that the partnership planned to hold the properties. Financial Statements for EA 83-XII The general partner prepared and circulated to the limited partners quarterly statements for EA 83-XII entitled "Results of Operations and Taxable Income (Loss)." The record contains the statements for the nine quartersPage: Previous 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 Next
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