FYI -
I want to let everyone know my experience with Henryr regarding this allocation.
I have been in contact with Henry for a couple of weeks and asked that he provide me some proof that 1) he actually owns the allocation and 2) that the dealer will honor our arrangement.
I have yet to speak or receive anything from anyone other than Henry. I asked him the name of the dealer, but he refused to give it to me, other than it was a dealer outside of Detroit, but didn't want me to call them and bother them if I wasn't going to go through with the transaction.
I was also informed that I would need to "pretend" to be a friend of his brother Kevin, who went to Arizona State University, so the dealer wouldn't get upset with him and that is what he has told the salesman that a friend of his brother's is interested in the allocation.
I sent him Assignment of Contract documents for his review which would require that 1) he attach his written agreement to the contract and 2) that the dealer would need to sign the document also stating that they would honor the assignment.
I never heard back from Henry - I did send him an e-mail and he stated that he was still waiting for a call back from the dealer and that he had a call into his friend who did high-end auto sales to see how he would handle a transaction like this. BTW - Henry did inform me that he does these types of transactions all the time...if so, then why would he need to go through all this hassle.
Bottom line is: if you can prove it, you don't own it.
Stay away from this guy - he did mention that someone else was interested, so I wanted to post this information so people can make their own decisions.
I want to let everyone know my experience with Henryr regarding this allocation.
I have been in contact with Henry for a couple of weeks and asked that he provide me some proof that 1) he actually owns the allocation and 2) that the dealer will honor our arrangement.
I have yet to speak or receive anything from anyone other than Henry. I asked him the name of the dealer, but he refused to give it to me, other than it was a dealer outside of Detroit, but didn't want me to call them and bother them if I wasn't going to go through with the transaction.
I was also informed that I would need to "pretend" to be a friend of his brother Kevin, who went to Arizona State University, so the dealer wouldn't get upset with him and that is what he has told the salesman that a friend of his brother's is interested in the allocation.
I sent him Assignment of Contract documents for his review which would require that 1) he attach his written agreement to the contract and 2) that the dealer would need to sign the document also stating that they would honor the assignment.
I never heard back from Henry - I did send him an e-mail and he stated that he was still waiting for a call back from the dealer and that he had a call into his friend who did high-end auto sales to see how he would handle a transaction like this. BTW - Henry did inform me that he does these types of transactions all the time...if so, then why would he need to go through all this hassle.
Bottom line is: if you can prove it, you don't own it.
Stay away from this guy - he did mention that someone else was interested, so I wanted to post this information so people can make their own decisions.