This whole thing is so dodgy and confusing. I have so many questions. So the “ten million dollar house” was purchased for $3.4m in 2020, then listed for sale for $10m last year but didn’t sell. So these dodgy directors now think they can advertise it as a “$10m house” just because they listed it for that? You can’t inflate a price like that then just run with that as the value?? Does this mean I can list my 2x1 unit in country Victoria for $10m and then when it doesn’t sell for that unrealistic price, I can still claim it’s a $10m property?
Also the house is owned by the director. Imagine that someone did actually pull the two correct envelopes and win. Was he planning to just sign over the title? Or were they THAT confident that there would be no winner, that this was completely risk free for them? I know it’s 1 in 33,000 odds.. but what if someone DID win?
Also the house is owned by the director. Imagine that someone did actually pull the two correct envelopes and win. Was he planning to just sign over the title? Or were they THAT confident that there would be no winner, that this was completely risk free for them? I know it’s 1 in 33,000 odds.. but what if someone DID win?