I want to know that for what purpose  'Working capital' is used for projects ??

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Request for Question Clarification by denco-ga on 08 Apr 2006 11:20 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

Here is the WebFinance definition of "working capital" from their
investorwords.com website.
http://www.investorwords.com/5334/working_capital.html

"Current assets minus current liabilities. Working capital measures
how much in liquid assets a company has available to build its
business."

As the commenter states, this ends up being the cash in hand that a
company has available to use.  The company adds up their assets and
subtracts their total liabilities.

The final number might be a negative number, meaning the company has
negative working capital.

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Clarification of Question by shoaib-ga on 09 Apr 2006 11:19 PDT

Denco researcher you have provided above the definition of working
capital so therefore I want to know that in the following website
address for what purpose the working capital has been used for
commercial investment so that I should be able to come to know clearly
about the working capital : http://premierbusinessfunding.com/

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Request for Question Clarification by denco-ga on 09 Apr 2006 11:33 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

Keep in mind that with this further question, you have stepped beyond the
scope (and pricing) of the original question.

The end result of the process, referenced on the Premier Business Funding
website, is to provide "cash in hand," which is a definition of "working
capital."
http://www.premierbusinessfunding.com/

There are many ways to obtain "working capital" for a business, but Premier
is offering a "cash advance" of sorts, based on future receivables of the
business.  Note that the business would make the "repayment through a small
percentage of ... daily credit card processing volume."

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Clarification of Question by shoaib-ga on 10 Apr 2006 11:28 PDT

Denco researcher please open below the answer form so as to get paid
for that answer so therefore Denco researcher I want to know that
working capital can be used for ANY PURPOSE for example I want to know
working capital can be used to pay for all of the costs  of the  fees
of the international finance brokerge organization and to pay for the
property appraisal costs and on-site inspection costs of the property
and to pay for the costs of fees of the attorney for purchase of
property and to pay for all other costs associated with the purchase
of the property ETC for commercial investment. Denco researcher thanks
for that help from Shoaib.

Howdy Shoaib,

Working capital, that is, cash in hand, can be used for any purpose,
such as the example that you outline.  Getting that working capital,
however, from a company such as Premier Business Funding, might be
contingent on the company having an ongoing cash inflow.

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Request for Answer Clarification by shoaib-ga on 10 Apr 2006 13:43 PDT

Denco researcher please note that I am completely satisfied with your
above answer but I need a little clarification of your answer. You
have stated above that working capital is "cash in hand" so therefore
I want to know that what does it means ??

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Request for Answer Clarification by shoaib-ga on 10 Apr 2006 13:50 PDT

Denco researcher you have stated above that working capital can be
used for ANY PURPOSE for example working capital can be used to pay
for all of the costs  of the  fees of the international finance
brokerge organization and to pay for the property appraisal costs and
on-site inspection costs of the property and to pay for the costs of
fees of the attorney for purchase of
property and to pay for all other costs associated with the purchase
of the property ETC for commercial investment so therefore I want to
know that what is the difference between "working capital AND
unsecured/signature  business/personal loans" because you had stated
in my previous question ID that 'unsecured/signature 
business/personal loans' can  also be used to pay for all of the above
mentioned property purchasing costs for commercial investment ?? Denco
resercher thanks for above help from Shoaib.

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Clarification of Answer by denco-ga on 10 Apr 2006 17:36 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

The definition of "working capital" is just that, cash in hand, that is, any
cash a company would have beyond their liabilities.  Working capital can come
in many forms, including unsecured/signature business/personal loans.

Working capital is the money, and a loan is one way to obtain that cash.  The
type of loan obtained, and the terms of that loan, will determine what that
loan, which might be used as working capital, may be used to fund.

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Request for Answer Clarification by shoaib-ga on 11 Apr 2006 12:16 PDT

Denco researcher you have indicated above that working capital can be
used for ANY PURPOSE for example working capital can be used to pay
for "all of the costs  of the  fees" of the international finance
brokerge organization and to pay for the property appraisal costs and
on-site inspection costs of the property and to pay for the costs of
fees of the attorney for purchase of
property and to pay for all other costs associated with the purchase
of the property ETC for commercial investment so therefore I want to
know that World Source Finance OR www.capitalinfo.biz  worldwide loan
and finance brokerge organization can arrange "working capital" to pay
for "all of the costs of its fees and also to pay for all of the above
mentioned costs" in the form of working capital AND please note that
borrower should pay "nothing" for above mentioned finance requirements
for purchase of property for commercial investment ?? Denco researcher
thanks for above help from Shoaib.

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Request for Answer Clarification by shoaib-ga on 11 Apr 2006 12:31 PDT

Myoarin-ga commenter acording to my opinion your comment below is not
correct. Myoarin-ga commenter please note that international loan
doctors inc. or  www.regd506.com worldwide loan and finance brokerage
organization which works with tens of thousands of funding sources
around the world   arranges 100% loan-to-value (LTV) property mortgage
loans and this brokerage organization also arranges additional finance
to pay for "all of the closing costs" for purchase of the property and
this brokerage organization also arranges working capital to pay for
all of the costs of its 3% brokerage commission and its  3% brokerage
commission would be included in the loan amount in the form of working
capital for commercial investment and please note that I had also
received the email of its CEO Larry Marsella and he had informed to me
in his email that 3% commision of this international brokerage
organization can be included in the loan amount in the form of working
capital and therefore borrower would have to pay nothing for the above
mentioned loan and finance requirement. Myoarin-ga commenter if you
can provide clarification of my above mentioned statement then please
provide that clarification and best regards from Shoaib.

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Clarification of Answer by denco-ga on 11 Apr 2006 22:20 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

Your current request for clarification is another question and should be
posted as such.

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Request for Answer Clarification by shoaib-ga on 12 Apr 2006 09:24 PDT

Denco researcher you had asked above that I should post another
question ID for answer of the above clarification so therefore please
note that I have posted another Question ID: 718191 for above answer
and please provide its answer and thanks and best regards from Shoaib.

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Request for Answer Clarification by shoaib-ga on 12 Apr 2006 09:48 PDT

Denco researcher I had also posted another Question ID: 711580 in
which I need information about the raw Pearls and its price is US$ 20
and please provide its answer and thanks for that help  and best
regards from Shoaib

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Clarification of Answer by denco-ga on 12 Apr 2006 10:12 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

I have placed a request for clarification in Question ID: 718191
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=718191

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Request for Answer Clarification by shoaib-ga on 12 Apr 2006 10:28 PDT

Denco researcher please note that I have placed another Question ID:
718224 in which I need information about 100% joint ventures financing
for property for commercial investment and Denco researcher I am sure
that answer would be of interest for you and thanks in advance for its
answer and best regards from Shoaib.

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Clarification of Answer by denco-ga on 12 Apr 2006 10:54 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

I have placed a request for clarification in Question ID: 711580
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=711580

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Clarification of Answer by denco-ga on 12 Apr 2006 11:27 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

I have placed a request for clarification in Question ID: 718224
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=718224

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Request for Answer Clarification by shoaib-ga on 19 Apr 2006 18:39 PDT

Denco researcher I had posted clarification for my Question ID: 711580
so therefore please also provide its answer and thanks for that help
from Shoaib.

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Request for Answer Clarification by shoaib-ga on 19 Apr 2006 18:42 PDT

Denco researcher please note that I also need information about
haunted houses in my another Question ID: 714564 and its price is US$
5 so therefore please also provide its answer and thanks for that help
from Shoaib.

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Clarification of Answer by denco-ga on 19 Apr 2006 20:33 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

I am still working on Question ID: 711580
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=711580

As one might imagine, there is not lots of information on the subject, so I
am having to do some estimations.  If it is doable at all (licensing, etc.)
it would not be an inexpensive operation to finance.

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Clarification of Answer by denco-ga on 19 Apr 2006 20:36 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

I will take a look at Question ID: 714564
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=714564

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Request for Answer Clarification by shoaib-ga on 01 May 2006 08:40 PDT

Denco researcher please note that I have posted another Question ID:
724388 in which I need information about another worldwide loan and
finance brokerage company and Denco researcher please note that
brokerage company is absolutely world-class international brokerage
company and there is no doubt about it and I am sure you would provide
its answer with interest and thanks for that help from Shoaib.

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Clarification of Answer by denco-ga on 01 May 2006 13:57 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

I have posted a request for clarification in Question ID: 724388
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=724388

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Request for Answer Clarification by shoaib-ga on 05 May 2006 02:32 PDT

Denco researcher please note that I have posted clarification in the
Question ID: 716808 for more information about the working capital and
its price is US$ 5 so therefore please provide its answer and thanks
for that and best regards from Shoaib.

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Request for Answer Clarification by shoaib-ga on 05 May 2006 02:35 PDT

Denco researcher please note that I have posted clarification in the
Question ID: 724388  for more information about Ecsl international
brokerage company  so therefore please provide its answer and thanks
for that and best regards from Shoaib.

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Clarification of Answer by denco-ga on 05 May 2006 11:26 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

I have placed a response in Question ID: 724388
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=724388

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Clarification of Answer by denco-ga on 05 May 2006 11:40 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

I have placed a response in Question ID: 716808
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=716808

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Request for Answer Clarification by shoaib-ga on 06 May 2006 03:54 PDT

Denco researcher please note that I have posted clarification in my 
Question ID: 716808  so therefore please provide its response and
thanks and best regards from Shoaib.

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Clarification of Answer by denco-ga on 06 May 2006 15:52 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

I have answered Question ID: 716808
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=716808

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Request for Answer Clarification by shoaib-ga on 07 May 2006 05:52 PDT

Denco researcher I hope you would be fine and please note that I have
posted another Question ID: 726260 about Reata funding LLC
international loan and finance brokerage company for its answer and
Denco I am sure you would provide its answer with interest and thanks
for that help and best regards from Shoaib.

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Clarification of Answer by denco-ga on 07 May 2006 11:51 PDT

Howdy Shoaib,

I have answered Question ID: 726260
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=726260

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Denco researcher your answer deserves ***** rating. Great thanks for
that beautiful answer.

Don't be daft

- 'working capital' is cash in pocket - to get the job done.

Strikes me that you are looking at the skies, when you need to
co-ordinate your feet - think small ... think useful. Co-ordination
pays dividends.

Shoaib,
Perhaps I can explain.  Working capital is not a kind of loan.  It is
cash that you have within your company.  It may be the result of
profitable operation, it can be the proceeds of a loan, once you have
the loan.  When it says on a website that the outfit will lend you
working capital, it means that the loan can be used as working
capital.

Premier Business Funding seems to have a special program, whereby it
advances money  - a loan -  to companies that have credit card
receipts, such as a restaurant.  Apparently, it can get repayment of
the loan by an arrangement that takes a portion of the credit card
transactions.  Sounds like an interesting scheme, but I never heard of
such before.
This, I believe, is not something that would work for your project.

Incidentally,  Premier's website is very new and rather suspicious, as
it will expire after only one year.  That does not seem likely for a
company that is expecting to stay in business long enough to recover
any loans.

  Domain name: premierbusinessfunding.com

  Administrative Contact:
    premier          workingcapital4u@hotmail.com
    lebaron, craig
    957 logan
    loveland, CO 80538
    US
    970-310-3311  Fax: 

  Technical Contact:
    Netfirms Inc.          support@netfirms.com
    Manager, Domains
    5160 Yonge St., 1800
    Toronto, ON M2N6L9
    CA
    4166612100  Fax: 4166610700

  Registrar of Record: Netfirms Inc.
  Record expires on 2006-11-12.
  Record created on 2005-11-12.
  Database last updated on 2006-04-10 12:50:02.

Thanks for the 5 star rating and tip, Shoaib.

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Hi Shoaib,
If you read your clarification to me carefully, you will see that we
are not contradicting each other.  You  - and Larry M -  say that a
loan can include funds to be used as working capital, but the working
capital is only available, if the loan is made.

I wouldn't put much hope in The Loan Doctors, Inc.  Anyone claiming
that he has "tens of thousands" of investors waiting to help is
exagerating in the extreme.
If investors were that easy to find, the "Broker Funding" site
wouldn't be have anyone looking at it  - whatever it does.

Cheers, Myoarin

Just a hint - it is mentioned in google's define feature:
://www.google.com/search?q=define%3Aworking%20capital
You can search through many definitions by typing "define:something
here" (without the quotes) in google's search box

Thanks for the kind comment, 5 star rating and nice tip, Shoaib.

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