Need Investor - Looking To Buy A Specific Company, 4 Years Experience

**BGC** · 07-01-2011 10:36 PM

Here are the short, basic details:

We have strong rankings in Google as well as other search engines, not only in paid results, but in unpaid as well. We only advertise and do optimization for the local areas we have locations in, although this may change as we gain a more national presence.

As we continue to fine tune our marketing and optimization strategies, it will only become harder for other companies to compete for rankings. Our main page is pagerank 4, as are most of our subpages.

80 percent of our management team have been promoted to their positions. That same 60% have been managing for over 1 year in their current positions.

Revenue is up 48% compared to last year.

Monthly net profit is roughly 10% of requested loan amount. Each store generates an average of 15k net profit per month.

Two additional locations will be generating revenue by the time the current owner departs from the company.

Our estimated profits with the two additional stores, no growth beyond the current stores plus the two new locations during 2012 is $900k/year net, however, all currently operating stores are continuing to grow.

I have 4 years experience managing this company, and have worked in almost every position in the company.

Employees are already loyal and dedicated to myself as well as the company. All employees were chosen from over 100 applicants for their abilities, attitude, and company culture fit.

We continue to grow and generate profits during the economic downturn.

The company has grown organically, and has no current debt.

Our marketing strategies are proven and continue to be refined by a low cost dedicated staff member.

Due to the nature of the equipment used, the value of many assets are increasing over time. Currently, including depreciation only, our assets are reported worth ~$320k

Looking for a down payment for a guaranteed SBA loan.

Unfortunately, due to the nature of the business as well as the acquisition, offers requiring partial ownership or immediate stock can not be considered. However, convertible debt upon default and other options will be considered.
Amount needed will likely be $600K, still in negotiations with business owner. The bank has pre-approved the acquisition amount up to 3 million dollars (with 20% deposit). Loan to be paid in full before 5 years, likely before 3.

**BGC** · 07-01-2011 10:39 PM

Excuse me- "That same 60%" should be "60%, which is from the same group as the 80%"

**BGC** · 07-03-2011 05:28 AM

If you are an investor and are not interested, please let me know WHY so I can either improve my pitch or give additional information to increase likelihood of finding a match.

Thanks!

**troy walsh** · 07-07-2011 03:58 PM

i just raised capital for our young company. why do you need 3 million?? fine tune that list of wants to get that number lower and to the bare. Then raise the down through friends and family round and offer a small portion of ownership to that group with a delayed payback. That way that 600 or so can be used to offset your op costs and you are moving forward.