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8 Replies Last post: Jun 23, 2008 3:35 PM by Adducent

Need funding to purchase existing business

Jun 19, 2008 9:44 PM

Click to view jamdownkellie's profile Professional jamdownkellie 4 posts since
Jun 8, 2008
Need decent long term loan to purchase and expand existing Sober living facility. Fantastic investment opportunity. Need is always there for facilities like this. Please help.
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Click to view madereal's profile Mogul madereal 40 posts since
Jun 13, 2008
1. Re: Need funding to purchase existing business Jun 19, 2008 11:29 PM
HELLO. WE CAN HELP YOU WITH GETTING THAT LINE OF CREDIT, IF YOU HAVE GOOD CREDIT. YOU CAN CALL ME DIRECT ANYTIME AT 608-669-4434, AND WE WILL GET YOU THE CAPITAL YOU NEED.THANK YOU!
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2. Re: Need funding to purchase existing business Jun 20, 2008 8:08 AM
Need funding to purchase existing business

Welcome. Tell us more. What and Where is Sober living facility??

How Much and How Long?? Have you developed a Business Plan that I can see??

LUCKIEST
Click to view jtengland's profile Professional jtengland 5 posts since
Jun 20, 2008
3. Re: Need funding to purchase existing business Jun 20, 2008 1:13 PM

You may consider the current owner as your backing. There are alot of ways you could form a partnership that works out for both of you. or maybe you could get some funding by directly contacting some non profit organizations that fight substance abuse. Sponcerships can go a long way, try offering some advertising in return.
Click to view jamdownkellie's profile Professional jamdownkellie 4 posts since
Jun 8, 2008
4. Re: Need funding to purchase existing business Jun 20, 2008 1:50 PM
in response to: lucia_lender

Hello Mr.corroller,


Can you please tell me how your financing works and what are the requirements.


Thank you.


jamdownkellie

Click to view jamdownkellie's profile Professional jamdownkellie 4 posts since
Jun 8, 2008
5. Re: Need funding to purchase existing business Jun 20, 2008 2:00 PM
in response to: LUCKIEST
Hello,

The facility is in Atlanta, Georiga. It currently is at full capacity with 18 tenants in 3 apartments and a waiting list. We would like to expand this facility out to 5 apartments by the end of the year and add 3 every year after. There is a great need for affordable clean living facilities in Atlanta. We don't have a business plan yet, but intend to get one done. We do have a projection sheet completed though. Hope you can help with this venture.
Click to view smallbizinfo's profile Professional smallbizinfo 4 posts since
May 28, 2008
6. Re: Need funding to purchase existing business Jun 20, 2008 4:50 PM
I have a web site for small businesses looking for all types of solutions. If you go to www.mysmallbizinfo.com I have a page there for businesses looking for funding sources. Click on the 4,000 Loan Sources link. You just input what you are looking for and lenders will call you. Hope this helps.
Click to view jamdownkellie's profile Professional jamdownkellie 4 posts since
Jun 8, 2008
7. Re: Get A Legitimate Loan Today! Jun 20, 2008 7:57 PM
in response to: gennielender
what are your requirements for a loan? Do you have a website? What is your company's address and phone number?
Click to view Adducent's profile Mogul Adducent 338 posts since
May 22, 2008
8. Re: Need funding to purchase existing business Jun 23, 2008 3:35 PM
Depending on the assets and cash flow of the business you might be able to structure this as a leveraged buy-out (LBO). In other words, the deal itself creates the cash for you to buy the existing business. There are a number of ways to do this but of course it depends specifically on the deal. There's too much that goes into evaluating it to see if the situation lends itself to an LBO to put here in this forum. But you can search online for information on "LBO's, Leveraged Buy-Outs, How to buy a business without money for a down payment" etc. There are books and courses out there to teach some of the different methodologies.

You can also search online for asset-based lenders or hard money lenders. These lenders are interested in the value of the collateral only which makes real estate one of their primary interests for funding. Equipment and other assets can be used as well. Of course the cost of this type of money is going to be high so you will want to run the numbers on the deals to make sure you can cover your debt service until you can refinance at a lower rate if you have leveraged the real estate in the deal.

I hope the above helps or gives you some ideas.

Dennis Lowery
Adducent, Inc.