FRACTIONAL OWNERSHIP C HRISTOPHER J. A NDERSON. EXAMPLE OF BASIC STRUCTURE CORPORATE ENTITY (LLC or INC) OWNER 1 (25%) OWNER 2 (25%) OWNER 3 (25%) OWNER.

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FRACTIONAL OWNERSHIP C HRISTOPHER J. A NDERSON

EXAMPLE OF BASIC STRUCTURE CORPORATE ENTITY (LLC or INC) OWNER 1 (25%) OWNER 2 (25%) OWNER 3 (25%) OWNER 4 (25%) OWNER 4 (25%) VESSEL

TYPICAL DOCUMENTS FOR FRACTIONAL OWNERSHIP  PURCHASE AGREEMENT  POWER OF ATTORNEY  ESCROW AGREEMENT  OPERATING AGREEMENT/SHAREHOLDERS AGREEMENT  YACHT USAGE AGREEMENT  YACHT MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT

LEGAL HURDLES/ISSUES  SEC Pitfalls (Securities and Exchange Commission)  Finding sufficient shareholders (what happens if you can’t find enough potential shareholders)  Sale of the yacht  Damage to the yacht  Non-payment/Non- performance by a shareholder

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