PRIVATE DEALS

Any two players may enter into a private deal by mutual agreement.  After their names have been duly clicked as per the flashing instructions, the following screen appears:

On the left is a list of the first player’s eligible property.  (Eligible = unimproved.)  On the right is a list of the second player’s eligible property.  If the property is mortgaged it will have a black dot beside its name.

Click the box beside the name of one of your properties that you are thinking of transferring to another player.  An X will appear in the box. The suggested price will appear in a matching- colored box near the bottom of the screen.  

Adjust the price upward or downward with the black arrows on either side of the box.   When you are satisfied with the price, click the curved arrow with the plus under it underneath the other player’s  side of the screen.  This amount of cash will add to the cash amount.

You may repeat this for as many properties as you wish to trade.

If you want to just trade property for property, ignore the numbers and do not add them to your opponent’s cash.

If you click a property that already has an X beside it, the X will disappear, and the negative suggested amount will appear in the matching box below.  (Knockoffaly does not remember adjustments made with the arrows.)  If you then click the curved arrow with the plus under it under your opponent’s side, it will subtract (add the negative) amount in the box.

If either player has a jail escape card, it will appear on his side of the screen.  Jail escape cards may be traded this same way as properties.

When both parties to the entire deal agree, then click the OK, Do it! button, and the transfer of ownership/cash will be made.

A player purchasing a mortaged property is charged the going rate to assume the mortgage.  If the mortgage is lifted at the time of purchase, then only the additional amount owed will be charged to the purchaser.  If the purchaser wishes to lift the mortgage at a later time, he will again be assessed the going rate, in addition to paying the amount owed.