Hello,
We are looking for an on-going source of short term loans. The loans would be paid back within 30 to 120 days and secured through the contracts we have with our customers with a 10% return on each investment.
The funds would be used for payroll for a commercial air conditioning company in Southern California. We would only need to be funded once we sign a contract and start the project. This ensures that we do not have a payment we must meet without any money coming in, thus just putting us in debt. We do not need any funds for equipment, supplies, or sub-contractors, only labor.
The investment would be secured through a joint check with our customer. What a joint check means is that we would not be able to recieve any compensation until the investor(s) are paid. We do not get any money until you get your money.
The number and size of the loans we would need would depend on the amount of work we secure. The amount of work we secure would depend on the amount of capital we could raise. It is important to have these funds set up (not actually provided) prior to bidding any work. If we secure too much work without being able to provide the workforce we would not be able to survive.
We typically work within the public works sector of construction. This would include schools, local government buildings, fire stations, hospitals, etc.
I have been in the trade almost 20 years and have aquired a wealth of experience. With my time in the trade I have met a lot of people. It is set up to bring on key members for expansion when that time comes.
We are looking for long term investors of many short term loans. We are trying to build a long lasting relationship that would allow controled growth into the forseeable future. With that said, our books would be open to all investors for any project they are vested in. We have nothing to hide.
We will gladly answer any questions anyone might have. There is so much more to discuss but this has run far too long as it is.
Thank you for your time and we look forward to talking with you.
Respectfully,
Kenny
We are looking for an on-going source of short term loans. The loans would be paid back within 30 to 120 days and secured through the contracts we have with our customers with a 10% return on each investment.
The funds would be used for payroll for a commercial air conditioning company in Southern California. We would only need to be funded once we sign a contract and start the project. This ensures that we do not have a payment we must meet without any money coming in, thus just putting us in debt. We do not need any funds for equipment, supplies, or sub-contractors, only labor.
The investment would be secured through a joint check with our customer. What a joint check means is that we would not be able to recieve any compensation until the investor(s) are paid. We do not get any money until you get your money.
The number and size of the loans we would need would depend on the amount of work we secure. The amount of work we secure would depend on the amount of capital we could raise. It is important to have these funds set up (not actually provided) prior to bidding any work. If we secure too much work without being able to provide the workforce we would not be able to survive.
We typically work within the public works sector of construction. This would include schools, local government buildings, fire stations, hospitals, etc.
I have been in the trade almost 20 years and have aquired a wealth of experience. With my time in the trade I have met a lot of people. It is set up to bring on key members for expansion when that time comes.
We are looking for long term investors of many short term loans. We are trying to build a long lasting relationship that would allow controled growth into the forseeable future. With that said, our books would be open to all investors for any project they are vested in. We have nothing to hide.
We will gladly answer any questions anyone might have. There is so much more to discuss but this has run far too long as it is.
Thank you for your time and we look forward to talking with you.
Respectfully,
Kenny
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