Probably very easily explained... to grow a business or business idea.
If you have real estate you should be able to get a hard ? lender
loan, probably much better interest rates without all the venture
capital managing of your project also.
http://www.vfinance.com/invest/invest.asp?toolpage=articles_archive_main.asp
Some great articles in their archives at the above link.
http://www.venturecapital.20m.com/application.html
This site has a bunch of deadends but this particular page, if you
follow it to the bottom, has great terminology (word search groups to
use in good search engines.)
http://www.zianet.com/venture/about.html Real Estate commercial
lender, I remember seeing many advertisements stating: We will build
on your property with no money down, of course they are probably
making you sign your property away if you default.
commercial And Mining Properties: Only unencumbered property such as
raw land, commercial buildings, timber holdings, gold mines, mineral
deposits, etc. with a clear title can be utilized. Value should be
$10+ Million or more in the United States; $20+ Million outside of the
United States. All properties will require current appraisals
performed by recognized experts. Mining properties will require
comprehensive geological reports by recognized experts.
Very informative site, sounds like you need to be well-heeled to come
here: http://www.finemint.com/mortgage_fin.htm A ton of great word
groups for search engine use here also.
http://www.ifecorp.com/Papers-PDFs/Roberts301.pdf REIT Since REIT's
have up to a 50% stake in venture, they have a very direct stake in
the outcome and management of the investment. Again, this ensures the
kind of interest alignment that institutional investors should want
and expect.
http://www.ifecorp.com/ Several Real Estate Papers here.
http://www.rbcrealestate.com/realestatelinks.html
http://www.irei.com/pubs/ireizine.html Free ezines for Real Estate
Moguls.
http://www.irei.com/trialpromo.html $495.00 if you wish to keep
subscription after 4 week trial.
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Foundation. The first phase of building the town will cost
approximately $100 million and will come from Barron Collier.
Officials did not release the full cost of the project. -- Sheila
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http://www.wilmer.com/docs/ Whatever, lawyer site...
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