Company Performance Metrics
Joe Shull: Vice President- Kevin Allred: President, Executive Officer
Their investors get their money first and they collect from their clients. They have the cash on hand to make sure that they can guarantee their investors their money. This way they hope to get investors to keep investing with us over several deals. They also have a Promissory Note and a UCC filing on each client.
They are NOT a merchant cash
advance company.
Below is a list of notes that they have concluded their due diligence on and are awaiting funding:
OPLIS Financial: Client is requesting $625,000 for buying an office building. Note is for 7 years at 10% interest and secured by the real estate and 5% equity. Investor(s) will receive 8% interest with principal and interest payments spread over 7 years.
Village Car Care: Client is requesting $100,000 for working capital. Note is for 2 years at 12% interest and secured with 5% equity. Investor(s) will receive 10% interest with principal and interest payments spread over 2 years.
Cash Doctors: Client is requesting $1,000,000 for expansion. Note is for 5 years at 18% interest only payments with a year end lump sum principal payment and secured with 5% equity their company. Investor(s) will receive 16% interest with interest only payments with a year end lump sum principal payment.
Quality Mechanical Contractors: Client is requesting $3,000,000 to purchase equipment. Note is for 5 years at 12% interest and principal payments and is secured with 5% equity in their company. Investor(s) will receive 10% interest principal and interest payments paid over 5 years.
They also have several more.
