Denco researcher previously you had provided information about 
www.capitalinfo.biz  organization  so therefore I want to know that
what is the "difference" between  that organization and  international
 business  consulting  inc.  or  www.intbuscon.com  organization 
because both of those  organizations  work with  non-asset based 
funding  sources  for  arranging  loans  worldwide.

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Request for Question Clarification by denco-ga on 20 Apr 2005 14:20 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

Here are the primary differences, as well as things in common, in the
programs that the two companies in question offer, and the sources for
that information.

World Source Finance (WSF)
http://www.capitalinfo.biz/terms.html
http://www.capitalinfo.biz/require.html

International Business Consulting (IBC)
http://www.intbuscon.com/information.html

WSF - Must be for commercial or business related purposes.
IBC - Legal, viable commercial projects

WSF - Minimum dollar amount US$500,000.00 or its equivalent
IBC - Minimum dollar amount US$500,000.00 or its equivalent

WSF - Long or Short Term Debt, Equity or Venture Business Capital
IBC - Debt, Equity, combinations of both, Letter(s) of Credit, Leasing,
Factoring, Back to Back Loans, Mergers, Acquisitions, etc.

WSF - 80% to up to 100% of the business value.
IBC - Not stated anywhere I could find.

WSF - Term of 5, 7, 10, 15 or 20 years, 15 to 30-year amortization
schedules.
IBC - From a minimum of 5 years to a maximum of 30 years with 18 month
moratoriums on new construction.

WSF - LIBOR plus a margin from 1.5% to 3.5%.  Prime Rate plus a margin
may be used when working with U.S. groups.
IBC - LIBOR plus a margin of 2-3%.

If the above will do as an answer, please inform me as such.  Thanks!

Looking Forward, denco-ga - Google Answers Researcher

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Clarification of Question by shoaib-ga on 21 Apr 2005 09:28 PDT

Denco  researcher  I  am   satisfied  with  your  above   mentioned  
statement     but   please  note   WSF  organization   can  handle 
"unusual   or   complex   or  even  most   difficult   loans"   but  
IBC  organization  "cannot"   handle   unusual   or   complex   or 
even  most   difficult   loans   so  therefore   WSF   organization  
can  arrange    upto  100%    specialized   equity   financing  or
loan    without   personal  guarantees  to  pay for  either  'all'  of
 the    closing  costs   or   soft  costs   for  purchase or 
acquisition  of   real estate properties  for  commercial  investment 
 but   IBC  organization   "cannot"   arrange   above   mentioned 
equity  finance  or  loan   and   WSF organization charges   all  fees
 from  borrowers   but  IBC   charges  almost  all   fees  from 
funding  sources  for   arranging  loans   and  'some'   fees  from  
borrowers   for   arranging  loans ??     Denco  researcher  please
provide  'clarification'  of that  mentioned  statement.  Thanks  for 
that  help  from  Shoaib.

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Request for Question Clarification by denco-ga on 21 Apr 2005 14:55 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

Yes, I would agree that WSF is more likely to handle "unusual or complex or
even most difficult loans" and that IBC will most likely not handle "unusual
or complex or even most difficult loans."

Yes, I would also agree that WSF is more likely to be able to structure a
deal so that 100%/closing/soft costs, etc. are covered, however, I can not
find anything that would suggest that IBC could not structure the same type
of deal with those covered as well.

From looking at the general information available on the IBC site, I would
think that it would be less likely that IBC would do a proposal structured
as such.

Looking Forward, denco-ga - Google Answers Researcher

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Clarification of Question by shoaib-ga on 21 Apr 2005 15:26 PDT

Denco researcher  I am satisfied  with your statement  above  and
please open the answer form below so that you shall be able to get
paid for above answer.

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Clarification of Question by shoaib-ga on 21 Apr 2005 15:40 PDT

Denco  researcher please  note  that you have indicated above  that 
World Source Finance  organization  can  arrange  "unusual   or  
complex   or  even  most   difficult   loans"  and  please  note that 
WSF  organization  works  with  'offshore  commercial  lenders  and 
investment  banking  firms  and  other  type  of  lenders'  for 
arranging  loans  so  therefore  I want  to know  that  
www.jointcapitalassistance.com   loan  brokers  can   arrange 
"unusual   or   complex   or  even  most   difficult   loans"  because
these  loan  brokers  also  work  with  'offshore  commercial  lenders
 and  investment  banking  firms  and  other  type  of  lenders'  for 
arranging  international  loans ??  Denco  researcher  I have  posted 
another  question  ID  for  answer of   above  mentioned  question 
and  please  note that  if  more  money  is  required  for  the answer
 of that question  then I will  provide  extra  money  in the  form 
of  tip  to you or  I will increase  its  price.  Denco  researcher  I
 am  sure  you  would  not  hesitate  to  provide  its  answer. 
Thanks  for that help  from  Shoaib.

Howdy Shoaib,

Here are the primary differences, as well as things in common, in the
programs that the two companies in question offer, and the sources for
that information.

World Source Finance (WSF)
http://www.capitalinfo.biz/terms.html
http://www.capitalinfo.biz/require.html

International Business Consulting (IBC)
http://www.intbuscon.com/information.html

WSF - Must be for commercial or business related purposes.
IBC - Legal, viable commercial projects

WSF - Minimum dollar amount US$500,000.00 or its equivalent
IBC - Minimum dollar amount US$500,000.00 or its equivalent

WSF - Long or Short Term Debt, Equity or Venture Business Capital
IBC - Debt, Equity, combinations of both, Letter(s) of Credit, Leasing,
Factoring, Back to Back Loans, Mergers, Acquisitions, etc.

WSF - 80% to up to 100% of the business value.
IBC - Not stated anywhere I could find.

WSF - Term of 5, 7, 10, 15 or 20 years, 15 to 30-year amortization
schedules.
IBC - From a minimum of 5 years to a maximum of 30 years with 18 month
moratoriums on new construction.

WSF - LIBOR plus a margin from 1.5% to 3.5%.  Prime Rate plus a margin
may be used when working with U.S. groups.
IBC - LIBOR plus a margin of 2-3%.

Yes, I would agree that WSF is more likely to handle "unusual or complex or
even most difficult loans" and that IBC will most likely not handle "unusual
or complex or even most difficult loans."

Yes, I would also agree that WSF is more likely to be able to structure a
deal so that 100%/closing/soft costs, etc. are covered, however, I can not
find anything that would suggest that IBC could not structure the same type
of deal with those covered as well.

From looking at the general information available on the IBC site, I would
think that it would be less likely that IBC would do a proposal structured
as such.


Search strategy:

I examined the web sites in question in detail.

Looking Forward, denco-ga - Google Answers Researcher

Denco researcher  please  note  your  answers are  continiously 
receiving  *****  rating  so  it means  your  answers  are  special 
and  excellent.

There is definately something suspicious with all your questions!

maybe not suspicious, but I have been wondering too.
Seems like more than a $2 answer.

Thanks for the kind comments and 5 star rating, Shoaib.

Looking Forward, denco-ga - Google Answers Researcher