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FORMS/DEFINITIONS
Broker Application
Commercial Loan Application
Credit Consent Form
PPM/Debt Check List
Private Placement Memorandum
The Private Placement Memorandum or "PPM" is a document that includes information an investor may need to know to make an educated decision about a potential investment. In the United States a PPM is an offer of securities that are not registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission "SEC." Such offerings must meet a specific type of exception specifically Regulation D (or REG D) which contains three rules providing exemptions from the registration requirements thus allowing smaller companies to offer and sell securities without first having to register with the SEC. Each PPM includes a subscription agreement which is the "Sales Contract" for the shares of stock being purchased. This document must be filled out by each investor and forwarded back to the company with the equity investment. Private Placements or private stock offerings are "Private" equity/debt transactions and are far less costly than a public offering such as an IPO (for the purpose of raising capital).
Most entrepreneurs are not experienced in raising capital and typically have poorly structured transactions. An unprofessional or improperly developed business plan will portray an extremely unprofessional image to your potential investors. Thus, the first step in an offering is developing a detailed structure and formal layout for the distribution of companies shares. Traditionally such items would include share price or note amount a description of which "Reg D" program to use, setting of the maturity date and annual rate of return.
In most cases JMG utilizes Rule 506 of Regulation D for transactions over Five Million Dollars but also uses Rule 504 and Rule 505 for specific transactions that fall under the Five Million Dollar mark. Rule 506 has specific guidelines about the number of Un-Accredited investors (35) and the type of Wealth standards and Sophistication required to participate under those guidelines. Rule 505 allows for up to 35 Un-Accredited investors on raises under Five Million Dollars and does not stipulate there wealth standards or other guidelines. While companies don't have to register there securities with the SEC, they must file what is know as a "Form D" after they first sell there securities. JMG simplifies these processes and is fluent in the facilitation and development of these documents in conjunction with our partner companies and legal council.
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Equity & Joint Ventures
Equity Investment traditionally represents the most difficult component of any real estate, start-up or growth transaction. This is typically a dilution of ownership interest in a corporation and is issued in the form of common stock or preferred stock. It also refers to total assets minus total liabilities. JMG and its group of corporations have pin pointed the nations most compatible and lucrative capital sources for any transactions or recapitalization.
Our Solutions:
Single-Asset Joint Ventures
Entity Investments and Ventures
Single Investor Funds
Preferred Equity
Joint Ventures are generally when the investment is in infant companies, it is referred to as Venture Capital Investing and traditionally taken to be higher risk than investments in existing and/or operating companies. While a joint venture is a common term, it is not a traditional avenue for investment capital for the majority of industries. Theoretically, the joining of two independent organizations to gain market share and benefit mutually by the increase of business is not always a winning scenario. It is quite common for differing personalities within the executive rank of each company to continually disagree on day to day operations. Furthermore, JV's tend to fail miserably under highly stressful and volatile changes in products and services. Occasionally this form of financing is unavoidable due to foreign policies which require companies to form joint ventures with domestic firms in order to enter the market.
In order to help you reach your financing goals, JMG partners with capital sources within the following markets:
Domestic Banks
Financial Advisors
Investment Banks
Hedge Funds
Private Equity Funds
REIT's
High Net Worth (Private) Individuals
Capital & Credit Companies
Pension Funds
Life Settlement Companies
Etc.
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Debit Capital
Debt Financing is commonly known as money that you borrow to start or operate your business. Typically debt financing is divided into two categories based on the type of loan you are seeking: long term debt or short term debt.
Short Term Debt financing typically applies to capital needed for day to day operations, purchasing of inventory or supplies and payroll. In most cases an investor would expect repayment in less than one year. For example, a line of credit or a letter of credit would classify as short term debt.
Long term debt in most cases refers to capital needed for acquisitions, product development, long term marketing campaigns, and expansions. The traditional repayment schedule on a loan of this nature would be more than one year and some cases up to ten.
JMG has an will continue to garner great success with debt transactions. In most cases debt transactions hinge upon the borrowers ability to successfully adhere to stringent borrowing criteria's that may leverage their personal assets. Additionally debt financing tends to be market based and extreme fluctuations in market conditions tend to lead in substantial swings in interests and penalty costs.
We offer and advise our clients on a wide range of services related to debt financing. With long term relations in the banking communities, we can prepare and customize a loan package specifically tailored to fit your current objective. We will spend a considerable amount of time conversing with you and assisting in the development of valuable market research thus giving you the greatest chance of a successful transaction for all parties.
Types of available dept financing:
Mezzanine Debt Financing
Non Recourse Permanent Debt
Bridge Financing
Adjustable Rate Debt
Short Term Interim Financing
Construction Debt
Junior Debt
Subordinated Debt
Our providers include:
Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT's)
Private Equity Funds
Investment Banks
Regional, Nation, International Banks
Hedge Funds
Pension Funds
Life Companies
Opportunity Funds
Private Family Offices
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Legal
Important Legal Information
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Limitation or Liability
Neither JMG's nor any of its directors, officers or employees will be liable for any damages or injuries arising from the use of any information or data made available to you on this website.
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