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Timothy Flores | | I am a 27year old U.S. Army Veteran,Mexican and Full time College student. I was a diesal mechanic in the Army. Decided to start my own mobile repair business. I will be doing Basic Auto and Home Repairs. I am looking for funding to help with advertising,parts,and tools. For more info contact me.
Flores Mobile Repair
P.O. Box 50
Yucca Valley,CA 92286
760-910-2100Private Reply to Timothy Flores | | Jan 26, 2006 7:25 pm | | re: Seeking Funding | # | 
Diane Glatfelter | | Below are two different programs for your review. First is the Business
Credit Builder. That program is becoming very successful for new or start up
businesses, enabling them to establish business credit, without personally
guaranteeing anything. Here are a few testimonials:
5/24/2005 - The offers POURED in -- one page applications and a two minute
interview over the phone, if that. Received $5,000 from WFB, $7,500 from
Capital One, and $10,000 from MBNA. Some with, and some without, a
guarantee, BUT WHO CARES?, we haven't the need for that much money anyway
anymore!
So you add all this to the $100K we refinanced last year and the outlook for
Summer 2005 looks just fine. Anyway, ALL our business lines of credit are
below 7% and some are at 0% introductory rates until next year. Cash flow,
therefore, is great and we have a reserve system that we can tap into at any
time. Lastly, and probably most ironically, now that my (and my other
principal's) personal lines are "freed up", not a week goes by where we're
not solicited to do more business -- when just a short time ago no one took
our little internet company (or me for that matter) very seriously!! I think
we're to the point where our company can pick up the phone and access
reasonable capital at any time. - Rainrider Redlines, Inc. - ID
2/15/2005 - I incorporated with [an affiliated company] about a year ago and
it was a great experience to work with such professionals. The only obstacle
I had was getting business credit without using my social security number to
personally guarantee the credit. You can't even talk to a bank, even your
own bank unless you have been in business for two years, minimum.
What I want to let clients and potential clients to know is that the
business credit builder program is a powerful way to build credit quickly
without using any personal guarantee. Over the past eight months I have
obtained six different credit and trade references all using the corporate
credit only. The staff is very helpful and they are dedicated to help your
business grow credit quickly.
So if you are already or soon to be incorporated, I strongly suggest the
credit builder program. It has helped my business do things in less than a
year that normally couldn't be done unless your business was two or more
years old. - J. Loffredo - Custom Curb & Landscape Design,
The second program is the leased collateral/loan program. This program is
designed to help new or established businesses obtain collateral and a loan,
which they otherwise wouldn't be able to attain due to the lack of credit
and collateral. This program has been used by my firm, as well as several of
my clients. The client can obtain a new loan every 45-60 days and pay off
the previous loan, each time creating a larger loan for themselves.Since the
loans are interest only, the interest is tax deductible. Once someone hits
over the 1M mark, we have another program that is separate from this one,
whereby the client can enter a private placement program, which yields a
nice return every week, allowing the client to pay off the outstanding loan.
This makes for a self-liquidating loan. We will soon have written
testimonials from our clients on this leased collateral/loan program.
Answers to commonly asked questions:
1.. What is the "leased instrument? The leased instrument is a letter of
credit issued by a bank. It has a cash value that will back the loan.
2.. How does one make sure that the principal is not lost in the first
round? Principal meaning the 50k? The 50k is used to pay the cost to lease
the letter of credit. If for any reason the loan does not go through, (which
we haven't had that happen yet), then the 50k is returned to the client.
That is outlined in the agreement prior to any funds being transferred by
you to the lessor.
3.. And how do you make your fee? My firm makes 3% of the face value of
each of the loans only if the loans go through. It is payable at closing.
If you are interested in any of the above programs or have any further
questions, please feel free to contact me.
Warm Regards,
Diane Glatfelter
K2 Unlimited Inc.
www.k2unlimitedinc.com
Phone: 978-362-1904
Fax: 978-349-7172
Business Profile:
http://www2.fastpitchnetworking.com/emailsignature.cfm?P=5&ID=896107503550
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