Seeking financing options for $2-$2.5m Deal

by a searcher from The University of Michigan - Stephen M. Ross School of Business

3 years ago

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I'm looking at an equity investment in two C-corps fully-owned by one individual.  My US-based LLC is backed by an offshore corp. with a strong balance sheet. I would like this LLC to invest in the C-corps with a###-###-#### debt-to-equity structure. LLC will service the debt from the returns on the investments.  What type of financing institutions (SBIC or others) would be interested in such a deal?  Would the balance sheets of the C-corps be enough for the financing institutions or would the off-shore corp also have to provide guarantees?

All thoughts appreciated. If there is anyone interested in such a deal on this forum, please message me. Deal size would be $2-$2.5 mil.

Thanks!

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searcher from University of Toronto - Joseph L. Rotman School of Management

would this be an active or passive investment opportunity?

3 years ago | like reply | 0 likes

searcher from Texas Tech University

I have a connection who has the ability to finance difficult to do deals. Let me know and I will connect you.

3 years ago | like reply | 0 likes

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