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LIQUID FINANCING
Just add "LIQUID"
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Introducing a New Funding
Option for Owner Occupied Business
Minimum
Loan Amount: 1 Million Dollars
LTV 80% Owner
Occupied Properties
20 yr amortized
The
interest rate will be based off of the 30 day LIBOR index
(which is 1.74% today (9/15/04) + a margin of around 15bps -
18bps then a cost of 125-150bps for the letter of credit to
give the bonds
This means you will be servicing your
debt at a current interest rate of approx. 3.14-3.42%.
This gives you the potential for huge cash flow savings
and frees up capital for other business needs or gives you a
better opportunity to make large principal deductions.
This program also contains a “fixed rate swap”
feature that you can take advantage of at any time that allows
you to fix your rate in a rising interest rate environment.
This means you can convert your present note to a 3-5yr
fixed rate at any time. The 5yr fixed rate swap quoted to me this past Friday was
3.97% (these change daily).
There
are also no prepayment penalties, yield maintenance, or
defeasance associated with this financing program.
You can finance the loan up to a 20yr term/amortization
period.
Requirements:
-Previous bankruptcies are reviewed by
a case by case basis
-No min. credit score requirement but principals must have
good credit
-Business must produce the last three years corporate returns
& financial statements; businesses in operation less than
three years reviewed on a case by case basis; NO STARTUPS
-Owner occupied business properties only, NO multi-family or
residential development deals
-1 Million Dollar minimum loan amount
I need to receive
the last 3 yrs corporate returns on the company, YTD P&L
statement, an executive summary detailing some information
about the company, proposed project, purpose of the loan and
any cash proceeds being requested, and any other information
you feel is pertinent to the underwriting process.
After I submit this initial package it usually takes
about a week to hear back from them.
If they are interested in pursuing the deal they will
issue an “approval letter” that will spell out the terms
and costs associated with closing your transaction.
A representative from the lender will either personally
meet with you or conduct a conference call to go over
everything with you. It
usually takes 45-60 days to complete all their due diligence
and close on the transaction.
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