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Originally Posted by Lanny_McDonald
Well that’s what a biased article with details from an uninvolved third party and no access to the agreement is saying. I also think he should return his business diploma. He’s complaining about the construction costs being one sided and the Flames making their payments over time. That is what happens when you own a building and then lease it out. Also, what business in their right mind is going to sign a lease where they pay more in years of positive revenue but still pay the same in years of poor or negative revenue? Yeah, I want this guy representing or running my business. What a terrible article.
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Whether the lease payment goes up or down with revenue, businesses typically expect to make more money than they originally put in when they construct a building and lease it out. I believe the technical term for this is "profit".