Medical JobMarketplace.com (MJM) is an exciting new medical job marketplace for employers to find staff and for job seekers to find jobs. The site is competitive in size and scope and has the capacity to multiply servers within 2-14 days as the site grows. The site has a 12 million IP Appraisal on it and is current as of February 2009 and is based on the website as it sets now.
MJM once in full operational swing should generate 6M the first year 8M the second year and 11M the third year. Its style and offering is competitive with the likes of www.careerbuilders.com and www.monster.com; the website revenues are at 768,000,000.00 in a bad economy with annual reports ending December of 2008.
The owner has 29 years of experience operating a medical recruitment company and has key national contacts in the medical industry that will move the website forward. This was one of the motivations for developing this website. There is no other website in the industry like the MJM website in the medical / healthcare field.
The website IP address is: http://www.medicaljobmarketplace.com
Expansion funding is being sought in the amount of 2.5M in return for either 25% equity position in the corporation or a rate of return of investment at 12% over a 3-5 year period. Owner would like to buy back the 25% in 3-5 years based on pre-defined terms if that can be worked out. Owner will negotiate in the effort of getting this funding. Owner is aggressively seeking this capital as of March 2009.
The 2.5M includes debt service payments in the amount of 18,500.00 per month for the next 3 years with balloon note at the end of term. This was done to provide guarantee of debt service ability for the next 3 years.
If you are interested and would like a copy of the IP/website appraisal please email sandersen@nhhcc.org or call Sherry Andersen at 904-683-7564 or call Tony DeCresie at 863-298-8900, eFax 863-877-4456 or call cell at 863-833-3132 as Tony and his company are assisting Ms. Andersen in facilitating exposure and mediation-broker services in getting this funding.
The owner would consider selling the website at the appraised value. Owner is Industry savvy and understands the value of the website.
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Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Commercial Loans for Multi-Family Investment Properties
Commercial Capital, Ltd. is currently the largest independent commercial financing brokerage group in the country with over $20 million in closings a month. We also have access to one of the largest private investment groups in the country that funded close to $1 BILLION in projects over the past 12 months.
All we need to pre-qualify a Multi-Family Investment Property deal for you is:
1) The 1 page business loan application completed
2) The property’s current rent roll
3) Last 2 years Income & Expense (Profit & Loss) statements
4) Digital photos of the subject property
With that information, we should be able to tell you what financing would be available to you on just about any project.
Don’t hesitate to call or email to discuss any potential new acquisition in greater detail.
Tony DeCresieYour #1 Source for Commercial & Business FinancingOffice: 863-298-8900 eFax: 863-877-4456 Cell: 813-833-3132
http://www.commerciallendingpros.com/
All we need to pre-qualify a Multi-Family Investment Property deal for you is:
1) The 1 page business loan application completed
2) The property’s current rent roll
3) Last 2 years Income & Expense (Profit & Loss) statements
4) Digital photos of the subject property
With that information, we should be able to tell you what financing would be available to you on just about any project.
Don’t hesitate to call or email to discuss any potential new acquisition in greater detail.
Tony DeCresieYour #1 Source for Commercial & Business FinancingOffice: 863-298-8900 eFax: 863-877-4456 Cell: 813-833-3132
http://www.commerciallendingpros.com/
Thursday, March 27, 2008
BUSINESS LOANS: 100% COMMERCIAL LOANS FOR BUSINESS ACQUISITION
Expand your current facility – get room to GROW! Get additional working capital for marketing, more employees, a new division, etc.
100% FINANCING FOR BUSINESS ACQUISITION
- 100% financing includes build-out and closing costs rolled in
- Loan amounts up to $1 million
- Great for business professionals – doctors, dentists, lawyers, accountants
- Use NONE of your own money with just 2 years of business experience required
- Must be at least 51% owner occupied
Most commercial loans are based on the prime rate. Since the prime rate is declining, there has never been a better time to invest.
For detailed information or a specific quote on a loan scenario, give us a call at: 863-298-8900 or 813-833-3132 Or visit: http://commerciallendingpros.com
To fill-out a quick loan scenario Pre-Qualification form visit http://business-loan-pro.com/irw/article.php?cid=33361&ctry=US&arid=343
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Commercial Real Estate: Safe Haven Investment
While economic uncertainty and the credit crunch have led to investor anxiety in many markets, commercial real estate remains comparatively attractive, according to Deloitte LLP’s recently released report, 2008 Real Estate Capital Markets Industry Outlook.
"In prior boom cycles, commercial real estate has responded by overbuilding. The industry has clearly learned its lesson because this time commercial real estate is enduring a credit crunch, not a crisis, partially because it resisted this urge,” said Dennis Yeskey of Deloitte’s Real Estate Capital Markets practice.
"No doubt the industry is in a strong position to withstand a recession, should one occur, and commercial real estate remains a viable investment option for those seeking to diversify and insulate their portfolios from market volatility.”
The Deloitte report discloses that commercial real estate (CRE) has "evolved from an asset class characterized by steadfast returns and low volatility to a ‘Best in Show’ asset class providing investors with both high yield and high stability . . .
"Despite several stock market run-ups in the last few years, CRE has shined, outpacing stocks and bonds on a 1-year, 5-year and 10-year basis.”
According to the report from Deloitte’s Real Estate Group, which has offices across the U.S. and in Europe and Asia, CRE "has been a clear winner in terms of performance and stability, in addition to offering diversification for investors.
"Early in 2007, the story that appeared to be developing was the emergence of asset class parity, as rebounding stocks as well as private equity and hedge funds emerged as more significant competition. During the first three quarters of 2007, however, private CRE returns held steady as stocks endured significant and repeated volatility.”
"In prior boom cycles, commercial real estate has responded by overbuilding. The industry has clearly learned its lesson because this time commercial real estate is enduring a credit crunch, not a crisis, partially because it resisted this urge,” said Dennis Yeskey of Deloitte’s Real Estate Capital Markets practice.
"No doubt the industry is in a strong position to withstand a recession, should one occur, and commercial real estate remains a viable investment option for those seeking to diversify and insulate their portfolios from market volatility.”
The Deloitte report discloses that commercial real estate (CRE) has "evolved from an asset class characterized by steadfast returns and low volatility to a ‘Best in Show’ asset class providing investors with both high yield and high stability . . .
"Despite several stock market run-ups in the last few years, CRE has shined, outpacing stocks and bonds on a 1-year, 5-year and 10-year basis.”
According to the report from Deloitte’s Real Estate Group, which has offices across the U.S. and in Europe and Asia, CRE "has been a clear winner in terms of performance and stability, in addition to offering diversification for investors.
"Early in 2007, the story that appeared to be developing was the emergence of asset class parity, as rebounding stocks as well as private equity and hedge funds emerged as more significant competition. During the first three quarters of 2007, however, private CRE returns held steady as stocks endured significant and repeated volatility.”
The report makes a number of positive observations regarding commercial real estate, including:
- Over the 3-year period from 2004 to 2006, core private commercial real estate had annual returns of more than 17 percent, while the S&P had an average annual return of 10.44 percent over that period, NASDAQ returned less than 7 percent, and bonds returned less than 5 percent.
- Due to the weak U.S. dollar, commercial real estate in the U.S. is relatively attractive to foreign investors compared to other international markets.
- Overall vacancies in commercial real estate remains stable, and rent continues to increase.
The "Bottom Line,” according to the report: "Going forward, investors would do well to stop comparing commercial real estate returns to the previous few years’ performance, and to take a closer look at how these returns fit into the big picture.
". . . when compared to other investment categories (stocks, bonds, etc.), commercial real estate remains an attractive investment vehicle due to its stability and opportunity for diversification.”
Whatever your need, NOBODY has more ways than we do to help you minimize your cash investment when buying a new business or commercial property. When you’re ready to discuss in detail how we can help you structure your next acquisition for maximum leverage and return on investment, just give use a call or send us an email. You will find us helpful, knowledgeable and ready to serve!
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