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Retail scuba stores can greatly benefit from resort ownership at Scuba Blue Estates in at least three ways:

1. The prestige of owning a Caribbean base-of-operations to run profitable check-out dives and group travel. You could use four of your weeks simultaneously to reserve the entire condominium apartment building and accommodate 8 to 24 divers for a week-long trip.
    
2. The ability to control your costs. Instead of having the cost of the trip dictated by the resort, you get to determine the price per diver that will provide an acceptable profit margin.
    
3. The freedom to set your pace. Instead of being tied to a boat schedule or a dining hall deadline, you get the flexibility to dive when it best suits your needs. Plus, the on-site management team will assist you with floats, ropes, and even act as certified assistants to make your dives as safe and worry-free as possible.

Consider these examples that show you ways to turn your store’s
8-week share into a double-digit return on investment
with a positive long-term cash flow.

Scuba Store Example 1:

Positive cash flow financing

Year 1:

To conserve available capital, a scuba shop obtains financing for its 8-week ownership share through Tammac Financial, paying $325 monthly for 10 years with a $2,500 down payment. Maintenance fees are $78 each month. The shop rents all 8 weeks to individual customers at $1000 per week. [$8000-(($325x12) + ($2500) + ($78x12))].

Positive Year 1 cash flow = $664.

Years 2 and beyond:

For Years 2 through 10, the shop only has to rent five of its 8 weeks at Scuba Blue Estates to cover the financing and maintenance costs [($325x12) + ($78x12)]. After Year 10, the shop only needs to rent one week to cover the annual maintenance fee. All other weeks rented or used represent profit!

Scuba Store Example 2:

Zero Percent financing

Year 1:

To minimize the amount paid, a scuba shop obtains 11-month, 0% financing for its 8-week ownership share through Sterling Impression, making 11 monthly $1,500 payments with an $8,500 down payment. Maintenance fees are $78 each month. The shop rents all 8 weeks to individual customers at $1000 per week. [$8000 -(($1,500x11) + ($8500) + ($78x12))].

Year 1 cash flow = -$17,936.

Years 2 & 3:

The shop pays $936 for one year of maintenance fees. [$78x12] The 4 weeks of lodging are rented to individual customers for $4000. The remaining 4 weeks are combined for a shop-sponsored dive trip to Cayman Brac for 16 customers who are each charged $400 for lodging, yielding $6,400 income. Annual cash flow = +$9,464, which is more than enough to reimburse the original investment.

Year 4 and beyond:

The shop only has to rent one week each year to cover the annual maintenance fee. All other weeks rented or used represent profit!

Remember:

An 8-week ownership share can be used in any combination of apartments for 7-day periods. (Reserve 1 apartment 8 times or 2 apartments 4 times or 4 apartments 2 times, etc.) Each 2-bedroom apartment can comfortably accommodate up to 6 people.
 

Click here to receive a copy of the preliminary Public Offering Statement for
Scuba Blue Estates, a 23-page document that includes budget projections, floor plans, and all the details you need to make an informed decision about becoming an owner in the newest resort on Cayman Brac.

Click here to see photos of the property and the beach.

Click here to see photos of Cayman Brac.

To reserve your share of paradise,
simply contact Scuba Blue Estates
via e-mail (info@ScubaBlueEstates.com)
or by telephone.

U.S. office: (817) 789-4894

Cayman office: (345) 940-0604