The building is done. Now you don't lease it — you sell it, unit by unit, to people who will move in.
The model flips: rent is recurring · strata is one lump sale per unit
Bring your balance sheet from Act I
Your Act I ending decides how much weight you're carrying into the sellout. If you didn't finish Act I (or want a fresh start), leave the defaults — they represent an average run.
Carried from Act I
$6.0Mequity
$11.4Mloan
18 moby now
Warminghealth
What the sellout is tracking
Presales
0 / 72
need 72 before funding
Settlements
0 / 120
units handed over
Deposit pool
$8.4M
buyers' money in trust
Buyer risk
Loose
consumer-protection exposure
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How Act II plays.→ You sell 120 strata lots. →Presales (72 needed) unlock the funding that finishes the build; settlements (120) are the actual handovers. → Buyers' deposit pool sits in a statutory trust — touching it has rules. →Buyer risk tracks how exposed you are to regulators and unhappy purchasers. → Run it again — every ending teaches a different strata failure.