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Lanesborough Real Estate Investment Trust V.LRT.UN

Lanesborough Real Estate Investment Trust is a Canada-based real estate investment trust. The investment properties of the Company are separated into three operating segments: Fort McMurray Properties, Other Investment Properties, and Held for Sale and/or Sold Properties. Fort McMurray Properties includes eight properties. Other Investment Properties include two properties. Held for Sale and/or Sold Properties includes sold properties: five properties. The property portfolio of the Company consists of approximately 11 rental properties, encompassing 10 multi-unit residential properties, including the unsold condominium units at Lakewood Townhome.


TSXV:LRT.UN - Post by User

Comment by Winnipeg40on Nov 03, 2010 11:10am
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Post# 17651007

RE: You are driving in the rear view mirror.RE: RE

RE: You are driving in the rear view mirror.RE: REI have done all that research and unfortunately, if you pro forma the information out, while in the Summer months they may eke out a small profit, in the depths of winter where expenses rise greatly due to heating costs...they are still losing money. I still see no solution to Parsons Landing financing unless I missed an NR. Have you ever called an IR department and had a negative spin? 

Essentially they have a problem....high priced assets purchased at the highs are not worth the paper against them compounded with the second mortgage debt taken on to finance distributions.
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