Howdy Shoaib,
"Unconditional" can mean without regards to credit and/or interest payback
and/or usage of the money, etc. Keep in mind that "unconditional" is a term
that is subject to the conditions set forward in the terms of the contract.
- "unconditional 100% collateralized financing"
Collateralized is just that, where the financing is guaranteed by a security,
that is, something of value such as property.
- "any type of unconditional 100% guaranteed financing"
If collateralization is not required, it could be something such as "angel"
financing, which can, but not always does, mean the financing is without
strings at all. The person providing the finanacing looks at the project
and if it appears to fit their criteria, they provide the financing with
little or no terms on the payback and/or anything else.
All of the above can be in the form of joint venture partners, but can also
be in the form of "angel" investment, mentioned above, or venture capital,
etc.
The purpose for the financing can be for most anything, but most, if not all
investors are looking for a viable project, one that has the potential to
make a profit, especially for the investor. That also means that if some of
the money needs to be used to pay for closing fees, etc. that possibly can be
negotiated.
The person seeking the financing needs to bring something to the table if
they expect to get the financing they seek. This usually needs to be in a
form of something other than just the project itself, such as proven past
projects, management skills, collateral, etc.
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