Frequently Asked Questions

Below are questions frequently asked of us should you desire to do business with our company:

 

What things do you wish to be involved?

Our company already has contacts for projects as well as connections for investments as well as we are interest in certain small business investments and projects.  Many times we simply assist others without any compensation when we are able to have a healthy dialogue. 

Does your company invest directly in small businesses?

Yes.  However, we invest using our own assets and only in projects that we have direct interest and excellent connections to the owners.  We must be comfortable with both the type of business and the people owning and operating it.

What is the first thing I must accomplish to become recognized?

 

Write an executive summary no longer than three pages and preferably shorter.  Make sure that you provide an overview of what you need in funds and what it is you will accomplish.  Remember you will obtain an investor’s or lender’s attention by being precise and direct to the point.  Verbose and lengthy executive summaries lose the attention of the readers.

 

What is a pro forma document?

 

Pro forma as it is applied to the funding process is an income statement simply laid out by years and expenses and revenue.  Although the presentation of monies is proposed and cannot contain unforeseen expenses, it is important to project accurately as possible your expenses and income.  Although you may wish to format this on a yearly basis you may be requested by a investor or lender to map out the information on a month to month basis.

 

Why is use of funds required?

 

Many times use of funds can be consolidated with the pro forma.  The use of funds may be part of your contract on how you are to spend the monies received and also demonstrates why you need the monies to meet your objectives.

 

What part does the business plan play in obtaining loans or investments?

 

Your business plan demonstrates your thoroughness in thinking through your need for the funds.  It substantiates your figures, facts and assumptions.  You should also have third parties involved in such things as marketing studies, appraisals and other professionals to substantiate what you are stating.  Many times your dreams and ideas will lead you to think you are going to excel in your project; however, a third party may or may not support your thoughts.

 

Does your company accept all requests for funding?

 

Each request is reviewed to determine if it fits our investors and/or lenders as well as can it be funded based on our criteria as presented in your materials.  Those requests which we feel can be funded through our resources will be accepted.

 

 

 

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