Bridging Finance Guide – What is a Bridging Loan?
Saturday November 21st 2009, 10:13 am
Filed under: acquisition financing

What is a Bridging Loan?

A Bridging Loan is short term funding to provide temporary financing until more permanent finance can be found. Bridging Loans are available for a whole range of financial requirements and can be on the basis of a 1st, 2nd or even 3rd charge equity release, usually provided for any legal purpose.

Examples: 

  • Commercial & Residential Purchase
  • Comm (more…)


An Overview of Asset Finance and Its Various Types
Friday November 20th 2009, 10:14 am
Filed under: acquisition financing

Asset finance allows companies to collect funds for the purchase of assets they might need to make their businesses run successfully. At times, paying a huge amount of cash at one time for buying assets can be really hard to manage. Moreover it would significantly affect the company’s working capital. With asset finance one can raise the capital to buy assets and the money can be returned to the finance company through regular payments over an (more…)



Real Estate – What is a “Cash Out” Re-Finance?
Friday November 20th 2009, 10:13 am
Filed under: acquisition financing

A “cash out” re-finance basically permits the homeowner to re-finance their home for an amount larger than the balance of the existing mortgage. The homeowners are given a check for the amount above and beyond the balance of the existing mortgage and then repay the existing balance plus the additional amount over the course of the loan period. The homeowners can use the check for any reason they choose now and pay back the debt along with the (more…)



Acquisition and Sources of Real Estate Investing
Friday November 20th 2009, 10:13 am
Filed under: acquisition financing

Real estate investing is the involvement of management, purchase, rental, sale, or ownership of a real estate that can be used as profit. Real estate development is the improvement of a specific realty property as part of the strategy in the investment of real estate. This is generally considered as a real estate sub-specialty. Relative to the other investment kinds, real estate is a form of asset that has fixed liquidity.

Real estate a (more…)



The Challenges in Financing Sports
Thursday November 19th 2009, 10:13 am
Filed under: acquisition financing

In earlier times the marketing manager of an athletic team would project sales, the engineering and production staffs would determine the assets necessary to meet those demands, and the financial manager’s job was simply to raise the money needed to purchase the required plant, equipment and inventories. That situation no longer exists. Decisions are now made in a much more coordinated manner, and the financial manager generally has direct res (more…)