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Comment by Akhtar Khan on August 1, 2009 at 7:57am

I am looking for funding for three clients.

The first is totally green mixed-use development in Southern California. It requires $28 million is equity. Returns excellent. Exit in five years through IPO, if the investor does not wish to continue.

Second is a coal mining operation in Kentucky, requiring $18 million. The finance will be returned in five equal annual installments, with 20% return.

Third is a uniform manufacturing and supply operation in Middle East. They require between $5-10 million in an expansion program. Repayment and return are negotiable.

Comment by Partners FINANCIER on April 12, 2009 at 11:12pm

PARTNERS FINANCIER PROVIDE ACCESS TO INTERNATIONAL FUNDERS AND LENDERS FOR CORPORATE LOANS AND PROJECTS WORLDWIDE.

Comment by Robert Johnson on April 3, 2009 at 1:55pm

Anthony,
The term "Venture Capital" has over time taken on a very broad meaning which I think is somewhat misleading. There are many ways to bring capital into a business situation. One is often commonly referred to as selling equity (ownership). Within this category there are really two groups. Those that invest other people's money and those that invest their own. Those that invest their own are "angels". However, I think there are really two sub groups. The angel is one who actively looking for opportunities. There are many companies that have received financial assistance from "private investors".

One of the keys to success - is to know where your opportunity fits and to whom it will likely appeal.

As to the kidney and first born - I know some sources like to ask for the moon, but usually it's because they are uncomfortable with the risk-reward factor.

Every situation is unique, so if you'd like to delve into your specific details - privately, send me a message

Comment by Bryan Egan on March 29, 2009 at 3:41am

We are a Facilitator for Companies and Individuals looking to fund projects, add capital to their businesses or selves through alternative means of funding. In the state of the economy, traditional and institutional financing is currently on hold. Companies and Individuals need an alternative way to generate cash flow to accomplish their goals and to stay economically alive. With 13 years, experience we have made the appropriate connections and have been placed on the highest of committees to assure the success to every client we chose to handle.

Comment by Anthony McMurray on March 17, 2009 at 10:37am

Hello everyone, I hate to sound like a complete idiot when it comes to operating and venture capital but I have some questions that maybe someone can answer...

I have wanted to grow my small business but mostly what I hear from banks is that I need to let my home stand good for my loan. I would not mind doing this but it seems like there ought to be another way.

I also have heard about the "angel investors" but do they really exist?

Lastly does one have to give up a kidney and their first born in order to obtain operating capital?

Thanks!
Anthony