I suspect just the profit they made when I bought the boat pretty much covered their costs in paying. The Moorings business model is about selling boats not renting them. Had they stopped owner payments they probably would have lost the company. The Moorings has been swamped with calls from owners at other companies begging them to take the boats into their fleet. They are not doing that because as I mentioned the profit is in selling boats. With the volume of boats they order each year I suspect the markup is at least 40%. Rental income is however on the rise as other locations are opening up. It will be interesting to see what the Moorings does with the BVI fleet as it looks like this season is done. I hope they consider a few true US bases rather than partnerships. Since Covid is here to stay I think Miami and Key West are both opportunities and some boats could be flowed up to the NE in the winter.