Hello,
Yesterday I bought an A321E heavy for 51 million I want to offer it for sale or lease for 60 million or 300000 in leasing, but what looks to be my 100% price is 51 million when I calculated it to be worth around 62 million. How do I offer it for 60 million?
Christian
Yes the aircraft is added the transaction fee which is on top of the book value, you get the fee. So just offer it for 90%, that is the only other option.
But the calculated book value by AS is 51,422,000 for a 0.4 years old A321E heavy which as brand new has a book value of 69,500,000. According to my calculations the book value by AS is wrong. What do you think?
The book value for that aircraft can be anywhere between 68,340,000 And 52,540,000 if bought from used market from AS Aircraft. It depends on how long the aircraft has on market . As leasing rate goes down so does the book value. The lower lease value is actually bases on lower book value. Some of those aircraft are pretty good deal to purchase (or lease) when they are at the bottom of the barrel. The whole cycle lasts about 2 weeks till they hit the bottom and then rest to real book value plus 5% and start the downward cycle again. If you have patience you can get the aircraft for really cheap, unless somebody else snatches it first though.
But when I want to offer it for leasing this is what I get:
I calculated I should have been able to offer it for more. I know what you mean whit price decrease and all that but this is extremely strange.