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not be refinance. OUCH!!! VERY PAINFUL! Therefore, since we lacked money to do bladly needed capital investment
months' worth is fantastic. With lots of extra money you can pay capital improvement bills up front
building were extremely detailed and we even are using it for identifying and budgeting capital
our capital reserve fund and our yearly assessments. 6. We do not have a punch list as our “
or a major capital project so nothing is a surprise and they understand what's involved. We have "open
is to eliminate all long term debt ten in twenty years. 3. Still another is to fund capital reserves and capital
the records. IN the process, the independent accountant may be more careful with the way capital reserves
-- for emergencies, capital improvements, or a remodeled lobby. Finally, read the supporting notes. Accountants say
all debt, to create a reserve fund, to fund capital projects when required (without undo delay
refinancing it. 2. We have expended $15,500,000 in capital expenditure, more so in the recent past

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