$75000 finders fee

[ZingerIntl]

I am 2 months from closing escrow on a multi million dollar exotic car dealership. I had all the financing lined up but they have declined to cover full amount now. So I am looking for a lender with one million that wants to name their terms. I am able to pay better than most interest rates and even give up part ownership. I will be able to qualify for conventional lending with in the next year and buy the lender out. Or can make this a long term business relationship. HELP ME AND I WILL WRITE YOU A CHECK FOR 7.5% OF TOTAL AMOUNT.

[rogercbryan]

I am 2 months from closing escrow on a multi million dollar exotic car dealership. I had all the financing lined up but they have declined to cover full amount now. So I am looking for a lender with one million that wants to name their terms. I am able to pay better than most interest rates and even give up part ownership. I will be able to qualify for conventional lending with in the next year and buy the lender out. Or can make this a long term business relationship. HELP ME AND I WILL WRITE YOU A CHECK FOR 7.5% OF TOTAL AMOUNT.

You are on the wrong site for this type of money. And you are in the wrong industry for this type of economy.

[Aletheides]

Interestingly enough I heard that the rich actually increased their consumer spending in 2008, regardless of the downswing in the economy.

[brightguy07]

That's a lot of money for an exotic car dealership. Must be one hell of a company lol.

[ZingerIntl]

Well that would cover the cost of biz, inventory, and working capital.

[rogercbryan]

Interestingly enough I heard that the rich actually increased their consumer spending in 2008, regardless of the downswing in the economy.

Luxury car sales show the rich are spending less - USATODAY.com

The Wealth Report - WSJ.com : A Fall in Ferrari Sales

It's industry specific... the car industry as a whole is in the shitter... High end car sales are no exception.

To the original poster: If you can not buy this business at a steep discount I again would remind you that this is the wrong economy to be investing that much money into any part of the auto industry.

[andrewrichardgale]

ill hold the money for you and the business for a 10% fee :]

[unlimited22]

You know what? Depending on where you live you may want to move forward or wait it out. Check the demographics and psycographics and spending in the area you intend to invest. I have a frind that recently opened a restaurant. It's booming. However, he already had a following from his upscale cafe.

They come to him to get away from all the stress. He's a casual millionaire. He provides a fun casual chic dining experience and is open 4 days a week with a waiting list some nights.

Like I said, depends on the location.... Who knows. You may get some price breaks because of the economy.