In Re Kkemko, Inc.

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• recognizing 9 that in the bankruptcy context, common usage of “single asset real estate” “meant a 10 building or buildings which were intended to be income producing, or raw land”
• “[T]he Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1994 did not introduce the phrase ‘single asset real estate’ into bankruptcy cognizance. It is, indeed, a common term in bankruptcy, and has been used for many years in the bankruptcy area.”
• 270 slip marina, with substantial ancillary fee-for-serviees to boat owners leasing the slips
• marina is not sin gle asset real estate because in addition to renting boat moorings, it sells concessions and gas, provides showers and a pool, and stores, repairs, and winterizes boats, all of which constitute substantial other business

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