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dweymer 04-20-2010 11:29 AM

Looking for a 500k business loan
 
I am looking for a 500k loan to buy part of my families business. We have been in this industry for 20 years. If anyone knows anyone, please let me know.

Thanks,
D

BlackTalon 04-20-2010 12:21 PM

most lenders wil not accept 944s as collateral :lol:

Good luck with this -- sounds like a good opportunity!

RedOctober 04-20-2010 12:24 PM

Biz?
 
It doesn't happen to involve rebuilding 944 motors does it? Probably a GREAT biz to be in if so......:lol:

HoodPin 04-20-2010 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by dweymer (Post 314022)
I am looking for a 500k loan to buy part of my families business. We have been in this industry for 20 years. If anyone knows anyone, please let me know.

Thanks,
D

Why not just have whichever cousin you're buying out to loan it back to you? :D

dweymer 04-20-2010 02:06 PM

Funny, but nope.

Lupin..the..3rd 04-20-2010 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by RedOctober (Post 314040)
It doesn't happen to involve rebuilding 944 motors does it?

I hope not, I've had boners that last longer than his engines.

Potomac-Greg 04-20-2010 04:14 PM

Donnie:

If it's a personal loan to fund one individual buying out the other, then the only collateral that a bank can have is, (1) whatever assets the individual buyer has, and (2) the XX% ownership in the business that they are funding. Banks will not put much value on a non-controlling percentage of a private business since their ability to sell that percentage is virtually nil. So it comes down to personal assets.

OR the person selling you their piece of the business does their own financing, taking $20% down, and the rest payable over time. As collateral, you pledge the ownership that you bought.

dweymer 04-20-2010 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Lupin..the..3rd (Post 314062)
I hope not, I've had boners that last longer than his engines.

Dude,

ALL my engines have lasted more than 90 seconds....

tdatk 04-20-2010 08:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Lupin..the..3rd (Post 314062)
I hope not, I've had boners that last longer than his engines.

You should talk to you Dr about those conditions. (saw that on TV) Or maybe an Optometrist if self inflicted.

Is it a profitable business. and do you need silent partners? Dorki group buy!:p

dweymer 04-20-2010 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Potomac-Greg (Post 314065)
Donnie:

If it's a personal loan to fund one individual buying out the other, then the only collateral that a bank can have is, (1) whatever assets the individual buyer has, and (2) the XX% ownership in the business that they are funding. Banks will not put much value on a non-controlling percentage of a private business since their ability to sell that percentage is virtually nil. So it comes down to personal assets.

OR the person selling you their piece of the business does their own financing, taking $20% down, and the rest payable over time. As collateral, you pledge the ownership that you bought.

It is controlling interest, and the main asset, valued at 1.5m is in house developed software, which provides 100% of the revenue through licensing and management fees. And this is why I am looking for a non-bank lender.


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