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Posted by
efund1 (Wednesday, July 09, 2008) Leased Instruments / Funding |
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I have been in this business for quite some time. I have NEVER seen or heard of anyone getting a leased instrument transaction from lease to fund, ever closed. Brokers continually try to "sell" this and say they've done it before, but HONEST brokers will say they have tried or are trying but NEVER closed 1. Can i get some HONEST feedback from my fellow upstanding brokers? |
Michael Hunt
IBCUSALLC at AOL dot COM
There are two main problemas in your feedback:
12 Million USD Cash at the Bank can be enough to development a good Wealth Management Plan with the Bank and start funding the projects without to "lease" any instrument. This is so called a leverage fact.
Banks will never approve any project what will be secured with a lease Instrument as there is a huge problem with the Owner Titleship of the Instrument and so far the Loan will be draw down to the Project Owner (Borrower) and not the Owner of the Instrument.
Please contact me through e-mail if you want to discuss further.
STBS
You may contact me on:
stbsht@gmail.com
"When someone offers to lease you an instrument or a POF (Asset) for a period of time, for a fixed amount of costs (fees), they are not offering to allow you to have that Asset hypothecated, moved or pledged. In fact, all they are offering you is the ability to leave the Asset where it is, in safekeeping in the name of the lessor, not in your name. Further, you will never be able to obtain a line of credit or hypothecation against such Asset as you are NOT the actual, legal and beneficial owner of the Asset. Therefore, if you lease an instrument, you have done so without any opportunity to hypothecate it or trade on the value of the Asset. In short, you have wasted your money"
But there are other options on the market even and if you have "real" (and not only virtual) Funds available for the payment of the "cost" (Let's say in this way) and working out a Leverage Contract.
That's one solution. The other one is called REPO's (Repurchase Agreement) where you will borrow your Funds against government securities where the Seller agrees to repurchase it in the future.
REPO's are usually on an overnight basis and seller buys them back the following day based in the Agreement.
But Maturity Time can be extended to various days/months.
REP0's are available from 10 Mio and up and no need of any third party involved. You can ask your Banker for more details and if they are working with such Agreements. If not you have to open an Account at a Dealer Bank.
In this case you will raise a Step by Step Project Funding
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