private money bad credit I just got this email: Will bad credit hinder me from getting a private investor?
Sincerely,
Tammy

Well, Tammy the answer is: Your credit has absolutely nothing to do with raising money from a private investor.

There are 2 reasons:

1) The private investors cares about the 5 key secrets:
-What’s in it for him (or her)? – that is the return on investment
-Return OF Investment – the soundness of your exit strategy
-Risk – how well have you structured the investment to minimize the financial risk to the investor
-Credibility – Are you a company? Does your company have experience, advisors and professionals that can make sound decisions.
-Trust – do you have a relationship with the investor. Have you built up his trust that you can do what you say?

2) The second reason is that the investment should not be about YOU. It’s about your company. After all, if you invest by buying shares of IBM or General Electric, do you know the credit score of the CEO? Heck, do you even know who the CEO is? Does it matter? No, because you’re investing a company with a track record and resources to carry out it’s mission and achieve its goals.

You should present your investment the same way. Listen to some of the interviews with private lenders, and our articles on structuring the financing for your business and creating an impressive business plan.

When you’d like to go to the next level, you may want to consider attending our Advanced Private Lending Summit where we work with you 1 on 1 to create your entire private lending program including your own personalized presentation to private lenders.

EVERYONE who has attended has loved it, and are now busy raising money from private individuals. We hold our Summit 2 times a year here in Atlanta.

Check your Members’ Area for the schedule AND get a Members Discount on the Tuition.

Here’s a comment from just one of our last attendees:

“..Save your money as quickly as possible [so you can go to this].

I was at that seminar and now will be giving my presentation to a few MDs this week.

Having the ability to practice it in front of the group and hear Richard’s insightful critique sure did help. More to follow, after the presentation.”


– Vivian Hooton vivianhooton@gmail.com