Logbook Loans – Fast Approval Without Credit Checks
Tuesday December 22nd 2009, 2:12 am
Filed under: acquisition loans

Your car or a vehicle is not only a driving pleasure, but is a tool to get a loan as well. And while you can take a loan against your whole car, it is still best option in the form of logbook loans approved that are against the logbook of the car. Logbook loans are quickly deemed suitable. This is because there is no minute assessment of the car involved in the supply of loans and logbook to the approval almost immediately. Also credit problem (more…)



Universal Power Sparks Investor Interest With Its Newest Uranium Acquisition in Tanzania
Thursday November 26th 2009, 10:13 am
Filed under: acquisition financing

Universal Power Corp. (TSX.V: UNX, FSE:3U2A) is beginning to catch fire in the minds of investors as it picks up speed with its latest acquisition in Tanzania’s Karoo super group – and prepares to release its 43-101 and the outline for the property’s drill program.

The company’s website describes its recent acquisition of a 90% interest in two key acquisitions with uranium potential in Tanzania. The Madaba and Mkuju pr (more…)



Small Business Real Estate Financing Opportunities
Monday November 02nd 2009, 10:14 am
Filed under: acquisition financing

I had a lot of great questions come in over the past week that covered topics such as construction loan interest calculations, multifamily financing, hotel financing, and private money lenders. The one that was the most interesting concerned small business real estate financing.

Buying real estate for your small business offers you, as the business owner, several advantages over leasing. The first advantage is that financing (more…)



The Number One Driver of Business Valuation in a Software Company Sale
Tuesday October 20th 2009, 10:02 am
Filed under: acquisition company
The Number One Driver of Business Valuation in a Software Company Sale

We get to witness buyer behavior first hand in our software investment banking practice. The most important behavior is their economic vote – how much they are willing to pay for an information technology business. Many factors go into their assessment of value, but a contractually recurring revenue stream is consistently the number one value driver.

Why is this so important? The first answer is risk. Buying a business is risky (more…)